Brownell Trailers and ROK Boat Stands Choose Woodard and Company as Canadian Sales Rep

Brownell Trailers of Fairhaven, Massachusetts, manufacturer of hydraulic boat trailers and ROK Boat Stands, has chosen Woodard and Company Ltd., to represent the company’s product lines in Canada.

Woodard and Company has offices across Canada and has been representing manufacturers of marine OEM and aftermarket products since 1967.

Established in 1954, Brownell Trailers is a premier manufacturer of fully submersible hydraulic trailers and the first choice of professionals for boat hauling equipment. A Brownell trailer produces labor savings and eliminates space problems by facilitating gunnel to gunnel storage.

Unlike painted boat stands, ROK Boat Stands are rustproof, with fully galvanized bases and cast steel galvanized handles. Stackable and nestable with other major boat stand brands, ROK stands are built with five degrees more pitch on top, adjustable screw tops (interchangeable with other brands) and solid steel threaded rods.

For more information about Brownell Trailers, visit www.brownelltrailers.com. For more information about ROK Boat Stands, visit www.rokboatstands.com. Boat builders, boatyards, marinas, distributors and dealers in Canada interested in these products should call Woodard and Company Ltd, 1+905.760.0245.

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