Doncaster based Agriscope expand further into Yorkshire

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Pictured left to right: Simon Walkinshaw, Sales Representative, Agriscope Ltd, Craig Parkes, Regional Sales Manager, Merlo UK Ltd, Marc Shaw, Service Director, Agriscope Ltd

Established Merlo dealer Agriscope have been awarded an increased Merlo territory following recent changes to the Merlo dealer network.

“Following the retirement earlier this year of the long-standing Merlo dealer for Yorkshire we took steps to ensure support was in place for existing and new Merlo customers in Yorkshire.” comments Owen Buttle, National Sales Manager of Merlo UK Ltd.

“One of those steps was to increase the territory covered by Agriscope for Merlo. This increase in responsibility sees the dealer now covering a territory that extends north to York, with the A1 to the west, and Market Weighton in the East. As an existing Merlo Gold Standard dealer and the 2023 Merlo Dealer of the Year, Agriscope is well placed to support those customers with their Merlo requirements, whether that be sales, service or parts”.

Happy to help with all customer requirements Marc Shaw Agriscope Service Director states “We have built an experienced team of staff over the years and with well-equipped service vans and extensive parts stocks at both Doncaster and Louth premises we are well placed to back up new and existing Merlo customers with a timely, efficient service”

The full Merlo Agricultural telescopic handler range, Cingo tracked carriers, TreEmme attachments and forestry tractors are available from Agriscope.

You can find out more about Agriscope here: or alternately you can call Agriscope directly at their Doncaster depot on 01777 817120 or the Louth depot on 01507 354200.

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