Allen Engineering Acquires the Miller Power Buggy Line

Miller Power Buggy line purchased by Allen engineering

Feb 18, 2011

Allen Engineering has acquired the Miller Power Buggy line. AEC will be applying our design, engineering and manufacturing capabilities to an already outstanding line of material handling equipment. AEC began manufacturing the B-16 and B-21 power buggies in our factory located in Paragould, Arkansas in mid-January 2011. The Miller Power Buggy brand will join the Allen Concrete Equipment and Allen Concrete Pavers brands which are designed, engineered and manufactured by AEC in Arkansas.

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