Groff Tractor & Equipment, a construction equipment dealer celebrating its 65th year in business, has completed the acquisition of two western Pennsylvania Murphy Tractor & Equipment locations effective March 1, 2023.

"The foundation and legacy of Groff Tractor was established in central Pennsylvania in 1958 and we expanded into the western Pennsylvania market 25 years ago," said Mike Savastio, president and CEO.

"We have been a dealer for Wirtgen America since 2006, and we take great pride in our ability to service the asphalt paving, milling, compaction and material processing segment of the industry in our territory. With this acquisition we will now unite the Deere Construction & Forestry and Wirtgen America product lines together in the region and will help further expand our ability to offer Western Pa. customers state of the art equipment solutions backed by GT&E's best in class product support."

The purchase of Murphy Tractor locations in Delmont and Harmony, along with the recent acquisition of Plasterer Equipment's four locations in Lebanon, Bethlehem, Sellersville and Lewisberry increases Groff Tractor's presence to six John Deere construction and forestry locations throughout western, central and eastern Pennsylvania.

"These new locations will be re-branded as Groff Tractor dealerships, and Murphy employees will be integrated with the GT&E team to offer our leading product support capabilities and outstanding customer service to our customers in western Pa.," added Savastio.

Groff Tractor & Equipment is headquartered in Mechanicsburg, Pa., and will continue to support the brands it currently represents at its Cranberry and New Stanton locations in western Pennsylvania.

For more information, visit www.GroffTractor.com

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