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Field Facts: Gearing Your Tractor Up for a Winter Wonderland

It’s almost that time of year again… snow season! You either love or hate it. For some of our colder regions, it’s necessary to have the right tools to clear out snow. If you aren’t out building snowmen or making snow angels, but rather need the cold stuff out of the way, we have the tools for you. With the right LS attachment, you can be prepared for the coldest winter storm.

Snow Blade

First up, we’ve got the snow front blade, which is essentially a powerful plow that can scoop up large amounts of snow with a curved, angled blade. The snow blade is good for removing snow from larger areas such as parking lots and lawns. Blades are easy to use and with minimal care, they can last for years.

The LS Tractor snow blade fits both the loader-mount and sub frame-mount and is compatible with our MT1 and MT2s models. LS Tractor snow blades also have an adjustable shock absorber to protect the blade from damage, a variable skid for easy height adjustments, and the option of a rubber blade that can protect the ground and clean up even more.

Snow Blower

Our second snow attachment is the snow blower, which is great for swiftly moving snow out of the way. This attachment pulls snow into the machine and throws it a great distance out of the hydraulic chute, clearing a nice path. Snow blowers can be used to clear sidewalks and driveways. With a snow blower, it’s easier to see in front of you and the smaller size makes it more maneuverable than a blade, however, annual maintenance and inspection is recommended due to the mechanical function.

We offer a variety of snow blowers that are compatible with models ranging from our MT2 to our MT3, as well as the XJ. For more information on which models are compatible, visit our website or ask your local LS Tractor dealer.

When faced with the decision between a snow blade and a snow blower, the ultimate choice is yours and what works best for your property. You may want to consider the size of the area that needs to be cleared, your preference for manual or mechanized operation, and the specific demands of your winter environment. Both options serve as valuable tools to combat the challenges this winter. Whichever direction you go in, you may find yourself with additional time to create your own snowman.

Published on January 16, 2024 and written by April Morgan

Customer Success Story: K&K Farms

We wanted to share an open letter from customer Ken from K&K Farms, a satisfied LS customer who wanted to share his story with us!

“I used to own one of those green tractors. It did me well, but I needed a little more power and a lot more lift ability. I was driving by Nagy Tractors in Omer, MI and stopped in on a whim. I was immediately impressed with how nice everyone was there, so I talked with the salesman about my tractor needs. He told me the LS story and showed me a few. I fell in love with the XR3135HC. I was kind of scared since it was so much cheaper with so many more accessories, and I didn’t know the brand.

From the day I got it home, it greatly outperformed my last tractor. When needed, the service has been nothing but impressive and parts readily available. After using it to tear down fences, pull posts, haul logs, clean out the animal pens, and move rocks my wife didn’t like, I’m sold on LS forever. The only big problem I ever had was tearing loose the hydraulic return tube when driving over a pile of branches and logs. The dealer quickly sent someone out to fix it at home.

The LS product is amazing and the people selling and servicing them are 2nd to none. I now try to find more reasons to be on the tractor.”

Sincerely,

Ken Roberts

VERY satisfied customer

Touchdowns and Tributes: Veterans Day Celebration on the Field

We wanted to wrap up November and all the celebrations being done for National Veterans and Military Families month by sharing a little bit about one of our favorite local non-profits!

Veterans Day is a holiday most of us celebrate once a year, however Support U.S. Armed Forces celebrates veterans every day of the year! Support U.S. Armed Forces (SUSAF) is a non-profit who “does a lot with a little,” according to Crystal Carlson, Administrator. The organization provides year-round resources to U.S. Military, their families, and veterans through publicly funded programs and services. They believe in more than just recognizing the bravery of our veterans, but also in providing them with the resources, care, and community that they deserve.

LS Tractor has been partnering with Support U.S. Armed Forces since 2022. Through our partnership with NC State, LS Tractor funds the Touchdown for Heroes program that donates to SUSAF for every touchdown NC State scores. This is a fun program that has everyone cheering for NC State! The more touchdowns they score, the more LS Tractor can support this wonderful non-profit. SUSAF has local events going on all year long, however, one of their biggest events is the Military Appreciation Game at NC State. LS Tractor is proud to partner with SUSAF to make this game memorable and honorable for our veterans.

The Saturday before Veterans Day, NC State hosted the annual Military Appreciation Game. NC State fought a tough game and ended up on top against Miami. SUSAF has been on the Military Appreciation planning committee since 2010. Crystal works vigorously with the Director of Marketing and Fan Experience at NC State. They also team up with Gameday Operations, Wolfpack Sports Properties, NCSU ROTC, Students Veterans, Wolfpack Club, and Ticketing.

The entire operation puts on an amazing show each year for our U.S. Veterans. Crystal hosts the Purple Heart Veterans, who are combat-wounded veterans. This year she was able to host 9 Purple Heart Veterans. Crystal told us the committee works to find representation from WW2, Korean War, Vietnam, Gulf War, Afghanistan, and Iraq and most recent, Peace Keeping Missions. With representation from different wars, they recognize the “Veterans’ Per Era” group. They also aim to represent Gold Star Families, which are families who have lost a service member in combat or other causes. This year, they were able to represent a family with 3 generations of military duty.

Before the game begins, Coca-Cola hosts a tailgate at PNC for all the volunteers and honorees. NC State covers all veterans’ tickets and parking and there is also a mini parade by the wolf statue. A couple of hours before the game begins, there is a walk of champions where all the Military Honorees line up and the team greets them as they head into the locker room for the game. The team will shake the veterans’ hands and hi five them to let them know they are appreciated.

NC State is one of the few universities left that still holds up a full-size American flag on the field during halftime. It takes 170 people to hold up the flag. The band plays patriotic music and bag pipers play as everyone starts marching from visitor side over to the NC state side, then they start unfurling the flag from sideline to sideline. It’s quite an amazing and very moving program.

Veterans are not only delighted by the program, but LS Tractor takes immense pride in collaborating with Support U.S. Armed Forces and contributing to the remarkable initiatives they work on year-round for the military community. For more information on programs they have coming up, click the link below.

Published on November 30, 2023 and written by April Morgan

2023 Dealer Conference: Go Beyond

Last year’s Dealer Conference was such a success in San Antonio Texas and having our reception at The Alamo, they told us to go bigger, so we did. What is bigger than the Alamo in Texas? Disney World! This year, we hosted our 2023 annual Dealer Conference in Orlando, Florida at the Gaylord Palms Resort. Not only is the resort right across from the Disney World parks, but it is so enormous it has an entire jungle inside with live alligators!

Our conference officially began on Sunday, November 12^th. Dealers were welcomed to the Gaylord Palms where they could register, get their welcome information and a few goodies. After registration, dealers had a little bit of time to explore and possibly get lost in the resort before we packed up the buses and headed to our welcome reception dinner. Despite being an hour away, this year’s welcome reception was a once in a lifetime experience at the Kennedy Space Center. This was the inspiration for our “Go Beyond” space theme this year. Our dealers and staff truly went beyond as they were guided into the immersive experience of re-watching history take place and being face-to-face with the Space Shuttle Atlantis, the space craft that flew 33 missions and orbited Earth nearly five thousand times before retiring, like many of us do in Florida.

This event was nothing to beat around the bush. We had dueling pianists perform, and plenty of delicious appetizers, from Korean BBQ wings to lobster mac and cheese, which were the perfect snack foods for our guests to enjoy as they got to stroll around the museum and learn about space exploration. It was a great way to kick off our conference and we all left feeling very inspired for 2024.

Monday morning, our dealers were up bright and early with a breakfast buffet, while some ate breakfast, others were registering. After registration and breakfast was complete, everyone entered the ballroom to begin General Session. LS Tractor CEO Mike Kim welcomed our dealers along with a virtual greeting from LS Mtron CEO Mr. Shin. After presentations were given from Sales, Dealer Development, Parts, and Product, dealers broke up into rotating breakout sessions, where they heard more from Product, Service, IT and got to visit our sponsors in the Vendor Hall.

After a full day of learning and collaborating, we headed to our first ever Regional Dinner at Planet Hollywood in Disney Springs. Planet Hollywood is a fun Disney-themed restaurant with music and large screens for never-ending entertainment.

We separated our West Coast and our East Coast dealers on different levels to allow each side to split up and get to know one another more. Many also floated from floor to floor and mingled while enjoying the buffet-style dinner and served drinks. After dinner, dealers could walk around Disney Springs and check out the different shops and attractions that were there, like the Coca-Cola store and the Lego store!

Tuesday started with the famous breakfast buffet and dealers swiftly broke out into rotating breakout sessions once again. They floated from Branding to Sales Support, and Digital Marketing 101. After lunch, dealers got to break off into 8 different regional meetings with their Business Managers and had some great in-depth discussions.

Then everyone went outside for Product Day! Product Day was held right outside the Gaylord Palms hotel. Dealers were able to ride, and test drive all our products, including our new models that were announced last year and will be hitting dealerships soon.

We ended Tuesday night with an Awards Banquet that was the official kick-off of our 15 years in the U.S. We honored a few of our dealers for their hard work this year and took the time to recognize our wonderful Dealer Council members. The night was filled with community and engaging discussions amongst our dealers and staff. It was a great way to end a successful conference and year. We are excited to “Go Beyond” in 2024 and are so incredibly grateful for all of our dealers who attended. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.

Published on November 21, 2023 and written by April Morgan

LS Tractor Gives Back to the Community

Recently, our team at LS Tractor participated in a highway cleanup, in participation with the NC DOT. We adopted a 2-mile stretch of Hwy 48 near our U.S. headquarters in Battleboro, NC.

Why a Highway Cleanup?

Highway cleanups are essential for maintaining the beauty of our roadsides and preserving the environment. Litter along highways poses serious threats to local ecosystems and wildlife. These cleanups help restore the natural beauty of our surroundings while enhancing road safety for all.

LS Tractor: A Commitment to Sustainability

LS Tractor has long been an advocate for sustainability and environmental responsibility. Our commitment extends beyond actively participating in initiatives that make a real difference. This sponsorship aligns perfectly with our mission to create a cleaner, greener future.

The Cleanup Process

The highway cleanup sponsored by LS Tractor involved employees volunteering their time and efforts to pick up litter along a designated stretch of highway. Here’s how it worked:

Planning: LS Tractor collaborated with local environmental organizations and government authorities to identify a suitable stretch of highway that needed cleaning. This planning phase is crucial to ensure that the cleanup efforts are focused and effective.
Safety Measures: Safety is a top priority. Volunteers were provided with proper safety gear, including reflective vests, gloves, and litter-picking tools. The safety of all participants, as well as passing motorists, was paramount.
Environmental Impact: During the cleanup, volunteers collected various forms of litter, including plastic bags and bottles. This not only beautifies the area but also prevents these items from further damaging the environment.

Our team at LS Tractor was proud to cleanup the community we call home, and we will be doing this again soon.

Supporting the Future of Agriculture – Kevin’s Tractor

Kevin, owner of Kevin’s Tractor Parts in Benton, Louisiana has been in the agriculture business for over 40 years. If anyone knows the importance of a good tractor, it’s Kevin. Kevin’s two daughters, Kimberly and Michelle also work at the dealership and have both benefited from programs provided by the local Technical High School Programming in Bossier Parish Schools. The family business saw a need in their community that they could help fulfill. Kevin’s Tractor Parts happily partnered with the school and was able to get agriculture students into a brand-new 2023 LS MT225s.

When the original tractor that was supplied by the agriculture program came into the shop for repairs, Kimberly took it in. Using her sales knowledge and experience in the field, she suggested the school make a trade for a newer, comparable LS Tractor that would benefit the students in the program. The school board agreed, and this exchange was put into action. While repairs were made on the original tractor, Michelle used her 20 years of experience in education to see how their business could make a difference in the lifelong learning of the high school students. Thanks to the family business’ strong community values, students will be able to learn from both old and new equipment. This partnership would be just the beginning for these future farmers.

The Agriculture Program at Bossier Parish School for Technology and Innovative Learning is empowering future farmers. The agriculture program introduces students to processes like raising eggs, chickens, bees, honey, goats and hogs, community gardening, and has plans for expansion as the program grows. As the program grows, so does the need for proper farm equipment. The MT225s will allow students to work on a tractor from this decade and gain important knowledge with machines they will see out in the field. For students to be better prepared for graduation, it is important for them to have training with the proper equipment.

Getting through high school is tough enough, but with the help of the Agriculture Program and Kevin’s Tractor, these students will be able to gain important knowledge to prepare them for their future in agriculture. Kevin’s also provided students with a finish mower, tiller, loader, and a Woods rotary cutter. With these tools, students learn maintenance of the equipment, how to care for animals, how to cut pasture, till a garden and so much more!

Kevin’s Tractor gave back to a community that serves all of us. Without agriculture, there wouldn’t be any farmers, and without farmers, a lot of people would be very hungry. The importance of ag goes far beyond farming; students learn how to cultivate a sustainable way of life. Approximately 200 students are now able to learn hands-on with new equipment thanks to the incredible folk at Kevin’s Tractor Parts. Due to their thoughtfulness, these students are truly able to Start Blue. AND Stay Blue. with their new LS Tractor.

Published on September 21, 2023 and written by April Morgan

Field Facts: Landscaping with a MT1

Welcome to Field Facts! This is LS Tractor’s brand-new blog series centered around discussing your land and the best tractor models and attachments to fit your property. In this first chapter we are going to talk about landscaping with our sub-compact MT1 Series.

If you are new here and wondering, what is a sub-compact tractor? A sub-compact tractor is typically smaller in size and price point compared to a compact or utility tractor. There is so much you can do with this little blue tractor and at a great cost too.

MOWING

Mowing can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. With the MT1 you can easily mow with precision when you add a mid-mount mower. The LM160 is compatible with both MT1 models: the MT122 and the MT125. The mower is easy to install especially on a flat surface. You may be saying, why don’t I just get a mower? Well, you may be depriving yourself of the comfort the MT1 provides for those long rides. Also, if there are other tasks besides mowing you want to do, you may want to invest in a sub-compact tractor.

GARDENING

Gardening is another task that can be accomplished with a sub-compact tractor. Any summer vegetables you are thinking about growing this season? Tomatoes, peppers, or squash? A tiller is a great attachment to add to your LS to get that land ready for planting. You don’t need a big tractor to build a garden your momma would be proud of.

LANDSCAPING

This summer I bet you want to be sitting by your pool sipping a fruity drink while the landscapers clean up your yard…well maybe not but you can dream about it while riding your LS tractor. With your free LS loader, you can move dirt and pick up heavy rocks that are in the way of that garden you are planning on building. Having a smaller tractor is also beneficial to get in those tight spaces especially between trees or heavy logs. Or just pick them up with your loader and move them out of the way!

ANIMAL MANAGEMENT

Finally, you have got to take care of those animals (if you have them). The loader on your MT1 can lift and move feed so they don’t get hungry. With your LS, you can also build a fence to keep those pesky pets from running away. The best part, your tractor can help with cleaning up manure. But hey, that’s free soil for that garden bed, right?

The landscaping tasks are endless with a sub-compact tractor. Bigger doesn’t always mean better when it comes to tractors. You want a machine that is going to work best for your property.

Published on August 22, 2023 and written by April Morgan

LS Is Built by Families

Have you ever walked into a car dealership just wanting to browse and a salesperson bombards you with all kinds of questions? Do you wish in that moment that you could have a real conversation with someone? That is something you don’t have to worry about when you step inside an LS Dealership. At LS you can expect to feel like part of the family. We got to feel that warm fuzzy feeling last week when we visited Robison Equipment.

Robison Equipment is located in the charming town of Thompson, Ohio which is about 45 minutes outside of Cleveland. Despite this being a small town, the dealership is a very busy location that proudly sells only LS Tractors. They are also a third-generation dealership that has been a part of the LS family since the very beginning. Recently they have had great success using one of our sales programs, so we decided to pay them a visit to learn a little bit more about their success.

When we first walked into the dealership, we noticed a handwritten sign on the window that said “LS Tractors sold here” which Rachel, owner of Robison Equipment, told us was written by her 9-year-old daughter. Rachel then showed us around their newly renovated store; we were very impressed with all the work that has gone into updating the store. Rachel pointed out a framed picture of their family. The photo included Rachel, her husband PJ who owns the store with her, their two daughters, and photoshopped in by a family member, were his great-grandparents who first opened the shop. These small moments show how special family-owned businesses are.

While we were looking at their inventory, almost every vehicle that passed waved to Rachel. The small-town feel was so friendly; you could tell they put their customers first at Robison. We are so lucky to have dealers like Robison Equipment representing us. So, the next time a car salesman makes you question life itself, go on over to your local LS Dealership instead for that family feeling you may be missing.

Published on July 6, 2023 and written by April Morgan

Tips & Tricks for New Tractor Owners

Are you looking to purchase your first tractor? Well, you are in the right place. We just so happen to sell those fine blue machines you have had your eye on. Before jumping right into purchasing your first tractor, there are a few things to consider. A tractor is an important investment that you will spend hours operating on your property. We want to make sure you are prepared to make the right choice in your farming equipment with our tips & tricks for new tractor owners.

First things first, how much horsepower do you need? To answer this question, you need to think about your property and your projects. Say you have around 5 acres of land and want to make landscaping and mowing a more attainable task, you are looking at the mid 20 horsepower range and would want to consider a sub-compact tractor, specifically our MT1 series. If you have around 10 acres, a compact tractor that ranges from 30-60 horsepower would better suit your needs. This horsepower can handle heavier tasks such as mowing your larger property, gardening, animal management and digging! Say your property is closer to 20 acres, you would be looking for a tractor in the 50-200 horsepower range. If this is the size of your land and you have heavier duty tasks, you may want to consider one of our utility tractors such as the MT4, MT5 or MT7. We offer a large line of sub-compact, compact, and utility tractors to explore. Remember to pay attention to horsepower and loader lift capacity when choosing the right model for your chores. Explore our lineup here!

Something else to consider when exploring tractor options would be the transmission type. Like horsepower, the type of land you have and projects you want to conquer will play into this decision. There are five types of transmissions on our tractors: Hydrostatic, Mechanical Shuttle, Power Clutch, Power Shuttle and Semi-PowerShift. Projects that don’t require a consistent speed, such as lawn or garden tasks, and loader work are best suited for Hydrostatic. Larger properties with tougher terrain or tasks such as tilling or heavy-duty hauling would be more attainable with a Mechanical Shuttle, Power Clutch, Power Shuttle or Semi-Powershift transmission since these transmissions convert power from the engine to the wheels more efficiently. These five types of transmissions are something else to consider before purchasing your first tractor. Just keep in mind the types of projects you would want to use it for.

Another important aspect to consider before buying your first tractor, is budget. Budget is not a fun subject, but it is necessary. You typically wouldn’t walk into a dealership to purchase a car without checking your bank account. You also don’t go on Zillow and put an offer on a house without knowing how much you can afford. The same goes for tractors. They are big investments that also come with the big reward of being able to self-sufficiently carry out tasks on your own property. So before jumping in, check those accounts and make sure you are ready for this venture.

As you may have heard, all our tractors come with a free own front-end loader! This machine is your best friend for moving and digging dirt, gravel, sand, and really anything you need to move. What other chores do you have on your to-do list? Knowing which tasks, you want to accomplish might help you decide which attachments or implements you might want to add!

A final piece of advice for the future tractor owner would be to utilize your local dealer. Your dealer is your own personal expert for all things tractors and attachments! They will happily advise you on the best machine for your property. We know this because our dealer network is comprised of honest, hard-working individuals with expertise in the field you have now found interest in. What are you waiting for? Get in touch with your local dealer today and get the tractor of your dreams.

Get Your LS Ready for Springtime

It is almost springtime! The birds are chirping, the grass is growing, and the pollen is…coming. That also means you’ve got to get your tractor ready to conquer spring. Keep on reading for some tractor prepping tips, some common springtime projects, and which attachment you may need to accomplish them.

If your tractor has been sitting for those long winter months, you may want to check it out before you crank it up. Here are a few basic maintenance tips to remind you of what you need to keep that tractor running smoothly.

Check the Fluids

Just like any vehicle, it is important to check the fluids especially if it has been sitting during the cold winter months. Make sure you check the engine oil, coolant, and hydraulic transmission fluid. Top off those fluids if they look low and change if needed.

Check the Tires

Make sure all the tires have air in them and there aren’t any tears or leaks. You can always refer to your LS Operators manual for the appropriate tire pressure.

Check the Battery

If you have stored your battery somewhere else for the winter season, make sure to reconnect it. Before reconnecting, check to see if it has enough charge in it.

Lube up the Grease Points

If your tractor has been sitting for a while, adding an adequate amount of lube will help get it back into motion and will prevent long-term wear and tear. Look for the areas on your tractor that move or turn.

Don’t forget to let the engine run after the first initial start for at least 15 minutes before putting it to work. Now that your LS is all warmed up, you might be interested in adding some Spring-time attachments for those upcoming projects.

Rotary Cutter / Finishing Mower

If you have some tough grass that needs taming, an LS Rotary Cutter can cut through the thickest grass. For a smoother appearance, consider our Finishing mower to keep your lawn in tip top shape.

Tiller

A tiller is ideal for getting those garden beds ready for spring season. If gardening or food plots are on your spring to-do list, grab an LS Tractor tiller and get ready to turn some dirt.

Box blade

Is leveling land a task you have been dreading? Dread no further, grab yourself an LS Box Blade and allow the tool to do the work for you.

While we don’t have a way to combat the pollen, we do have the right tool to make your project a one-man job. Get ready to sit back and enjoy Springtime because LS has your back this season!

Updated on March 20th, 2026

LS Tractor Stands Out by Blending In

You know what’s the problem with a camo tractor? You probably never saw it coming… until now. LS Tractor is the first tractor of camo! All hunters, fishers, and outdoor fanatics get ready because we are proudly partnering with the legendary Mossy Oak Gamekeepers!

On February 2^nd the Mossy Oak Gamekeepers team traveled to LS Tractor’s headquarters in Battleboro, North Carolina. During this exciting meet up, LS Tractor hosted their guests for an official signing ceremony to announce the partnership. This event consisted of a tour of our plant, a meeting with our CEO, lunch, and of course a photo with the camo tractor!

If you haven’t heard of Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, they are very important to Mossy Oak’s mission and represent key values in conservation, stewardship, and legacy. Being a Gamekeeper means taking ownership of your land and taking care of your environment so that future generations can continue to enjoy it. The Gamekeepers have many informing articles, a podcast, and a TV show. They provide plenty of resources to all outdoor enthusiasts. So, make sure to check them out at mossyoakgamekeeper.com.

Here at LS, we hold values of stewardship extremely high, and want to bring more education on tractor use specific to your land and your goals. Are you interested in learning more about food plotting and soil health? What about preparing your equipment for the winter months? We are excited that this partnership with Gamekeepers will allow more access to important information and education.

We were so excited to welcome the Mossy Oak Gamekeepers team to Battleboro and enjoyed collaborating and getting to know one another. This corporate sponsorship is only the beginning. We have some exciting things coming up so stay tuned for more from LS Tractor and Mossy Oak Gamekeepers!

Published on February 7, 2023 and written by April Morgan

Awards Night Recap at Dealer Conference

Who doesn’t love a good awards show? You hope your favorite athlete wins the MVP trophy, you root for your favorite TV show to win an Emmy, and you sit back and wonder “who watches these movies” when the Oscars announces their Best Picture Nominees. During this years Dealer Conference in San Antonio, we thought we should get in on the action and hosted our annual Awards Night banquet to honor our dealers who went above and beyond in several categories.

Our nomination process was simple. We asked all of our territory business managers to nominate one dealer for each category. Once we got all of our nominees in, each department picked the winner for their category. For example, our Marketing Department chose the winners for the Social Media, Community Service, and Website awards while Parts and Service chose the winners for their awards and so on. This year, we also recognized dealerships who celebrated their five or ten year anniversary with us in 2022. We look forward to continuing this award to honor our dealers long term partnerships with LS Tractor.

Here is a list of this years Award Winners!

Community Service Award

Adams Equipment- Fort Ashby, West Virginia

Social Media Award-East Sales Region

Ebel’s Hardware- Falmouth, Michigan

Social Media Award- West Sales Region

Brazos Tractor- Angleton, Texas

Dealer Website Award- East Sales Region

Lay of the Land NC- Concord, North Carolina

Dealer Website Award- West Sales Region

RCO Tractor- Spicewood, Texas

Outstanding Parts Dealer

Diamond R Equipment- Freeburg, Missouri

Outstanding Service Award

Sumerix Implement Inc- Lachine, Michigan

Five Year Anniversary Dealers

(Dealerships Who Are Celebrating Their 5^th Anniversary in 2022)

Bob’s Tractor Parts and Equipment

Simply Country

Sully’s Sales & Service, LLC

Columbiana Tractor, LLC

Town & Country Tractors, Inc

Kevin’s Tractor Parts, Inc

Morell Equipment LLC

AAA Equipment Rentals, Inc

Grene’s Tractor Company, LLC

Charlies Small Engine Repair LLC

C&K Equipment and Auto Sales, LLC

Arbortech Supply, LLC

4-H Equipment, LLC

Outdoor Motorsports, LLC

Hobby Tractors & Equipment, LLC

Boesigner’s Repair, LLC

Ten Year Anniversary Dealers

(Dealerships Who Are Celebrating Their 5^th Anniversary in 2022)

Goss Equipment Company, LLC

General Auto Parts- Brooksville

Dietz Tractor Company

Construction Sales & Service, Inc

Small Engine Power

Memphis Tractors, Inc

Reid’s Service Center

Pen-Bay Tractor Co

Watkins Outdoor Products, Inc

Mike’s Repair Service

Haney Equipment Company

Mendenhall Farms

Western Auto

Hirsch Feed & Farm Supply Inc

Young Ford Inc

New Dealer of the Year- West Sales Region

WCT Farm and Lawn- Strafford, Missouri

New Dealer of the Year- East Sales Region

Midstate Turf and Tractor- Springfield, Tennessee

Territory Performance Awards

Les Tracteurs du Fjord Inc- Saint Paul, Chicoutimi, Canada

Village Tractor- Little Suamico, Wisconsin

Hobbytime Equipment- Blackfoot, Idaho

Diamond R Equipment- Freeburg, Missouri

Wholesale Equipment- Fresno, California

Lane Tractor- Los Molinos, California

Cobbs Tractor- Eustis, Florida

Murphy Brothers Trading- Booneville, Mississippi

Waterbury Setaro Motors- Waterbury, Connecticut

White Tractor Company- Burgaw, North Carolina

UP Tractor- Rock, Michigan

Dietz Tractor- Seguin, Texas

Please join us in congratulating all of our winners!