Keith rhodes machinery installations
About Company
Keith Rhodes Machinery installations was established in 1982, the company started off with Keith himself with a Range Rover and a trailer full of kit, travelling all over the south west doing internal machine moves.
Soon after this he brought a Comma Commando which he fitted with a 3T Hiab Crane….
Keith Rhodes Machinery installations was established in 1982, the company started off with Keith himself with a Range Rover and a trailer full of kit, travelling all over the south west doing internal machine moves.
Soon after this he brought a Comma Commando which he fitted with a 3T Hiab Crane.
Approximately 3yrs later he brought a Dodge 16 tonner to which he fitted a 5T Atlas crane, within this year he then brought the first of many forklifts.
The next major investment of the company was a DAF 6-wheeler which he had a 26T Fassi fitted too, at the time this was one of the biggest crane mounted vehicles in the South West of England.
The year of 1985 was the start of a working relationship with Walls Ice Cream.
1986 was when the decision was made to purchase an Iron Fairy, the first of many cranes to come and go over the years.
1987 saw the first articulated lorry introduced to the fleet, it had a trailer coupled to it with a 30T de-mountable crane.
Keith Rhodes Machinery Installations would grow in relation to the fleet equipment and customer cliental, we have provided Services to very high-profile customers within the industry since the early days.
Our cliental continues to increase along with Keith Rhodes Machinery Installations reputation as a leading machine moving company.
The Early Years
Keith Rhodes Leaning On First Truck
Keith Rhodes Machinery Installations undertake work in all types of movements within various industries, from working within the Aviation industry, Drinks companies running their own bottling plants to Nuclear sites throughout the country.
2014 saw Keith Rhodes Machinery Installations purchase the first Hoist 25/35 to come into the UK and 3rd off the production line in Chicago, this forklift is a direct competitor of the versa lift.
