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Home » Real Estate & Construction » Boise-based trailer dealership rolling into Pasco this spring

Boise-based trailer dealership rolling into Pasco this spring

Trinity Trailer Mfg. Inc. plans to renovate a building at 1907 E. James St. in Pasco to house a sales and service center. The Boise-based company builds and services self-unloading belt trailers typically used in the agriculture and commodity-hauling industry. (Courtesy Trinity Trailer)
March 13, 2019
TCAJOB Staff

A Boise-based belt trailer manufacturer plans to open a

sales and service center this spring in Pasco.

Trinity Trailer Mfg. Inc. will offer new and used

trailers at 1907 E. James St. in Pasco. Trinity plans to renovate the existing

8,800-square-foot building and property. 

The location also will be home to a parts and service

center allowing customers to have their trailers serviced by the same company

that builds them.

Initially, there will be five to seven employees, with

additional staff hired as the business grows.

Trinity has specialized in building self-unloading belt

trailers for more than 40 years, with many of those years spent selling

trailers to drivers and haulers in Washington and the U.S.

“The best service comes from meeting people where they

are,” said Cameron Eisenman, president of Trinity. “We’re already supporting

many customers in this region, and we wanted to offer them even more convenience.”

For an agricultural hub like Pasco, the new sales and

service center will mean more jobs, more business and more support to the

city’s largest industries, according to a news release from the company.

“We built our business on serving the needs of local

farmers, drivers and haulers,” Eisenman said. “Opening our Pasco sales and

service center will help us continue that legacy, bringing us even closer to

all the people we serve across the Northwest.”

The company originally designed its trailers to

withstand the demands of the agricultural industry.

Trinity Trailer Mfg. Inc. has been designing and

building self-unloading belt trailers since 1975. The company engineered two

kinds of frameless, stainless steel trailers to meet the demands of the agriculture,

commodity hauling, mining and recycling industries.

Postings for jobs at the Pasco center can be found at trinitytrailer.com.

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