GKB Machines has appointed the Turney Group as an authorised dealer for their machines. With the new partnership GKB Machines further strengthens its footprint in the UK while the Turney Group expands its impressive portfolio of machines for the agricultural and groundscare industries.

Thanks to the partnership, Turney Group will, with immediate effect, now have access to the full GKB portfolio, including topdressers, aerators, seeders, scarifiers, and solutions for effective maintenance of artificial surfaces. “These robust and reliable machines enhance our ability to support the evolving needs of our customers with high-quality, performance-driven equipment,” the company said in a statement.

The company’s portfolio already includes brands like New Holland, Manitou, Can-Am, Kuhn, McConnel, AW Trailers, Vaderstad, OPICO, Ransomes Jacobsen, Husqvarna, Hayter, Honda, Stihl and Iseki.

Commenting on the partnership, our Managing Director Phil Bush said: “We are delighted to expand our portfolio through the addition of GKB Machines across the entire Ransomes Jacobsen territory. This new and long-term partnership with the team at GKB reinforces our commitment to providing high-quality, innovative solutions to meet the evolving needs of our customers and brings a great opportunity to grow our mutual business. We look forward to strengthening our market presence and delivering exceptional value through this enhanced offering.”

Tom Shinkins, UK Operations Manager for GKB Machines, added:

“We are proud to be working alongside Phil and the team at Turney’s. Their strong market presence, technical expertise, and customer-focused approach perfectly align with our values and will ensure that customers receive improved product availability backed up with the highest levels of support.”

We look forward to working closely with GKB Machines and continuing to provide our customers with the very best in groundcare solutions.

The Turney Group was established in 1948 before it moved to the premises in Middleton Stoney in 1951 which is still occupied by the company today.