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Butler Machinery

The Butler Cat story began in 1955 when Francis J Butler, who had made a name for himself in Grand Forks, ND as a contractor, was picked for the position of Cat dealer. Working in his capacity as a contractor, Butler knew two elements were key in achieving success – having the best equipment possible on hand, and dispensing invaluable knowledge and advice to customers regarding their needs. To that end, Francis Butler built his company on expertly trained employees, all working with the latest equipment at the most advanced facilities possible. Three generations later, Francis Butler’s vision still hold true as this son Matt and Grandson Dan have guided the company to success.



Butler Machinery Associates Compete for 'Parts Wars' Title

Hosting competition-style events for associates is not new to Butler Machinery. For many years, Butler has participated in Tech Wars, a skills and knowledge-based competition for service technicians. The success and growth of that program was seen throughout the company, and it wasn't long after that parts associates wanted in on the action and expressed interest in a competition of their own — Parts Wars....


Butler Machinery Company Welcomes Ben Studer as Director of Ag Division

Butler Machinery Company has welcomed Ben Studer as director of its Ag division. Studer began his career in 2005 at AGCO in Jackson, Minn., as a technical service specialist. Throughout his 17-year career at AGCO, he held many different roles: product specialist to director; product management; global advanced technology solutions (ATS) and electronics functional group (EFG); director of product management — global crop care; application, seeding and tillage....


VIDEO: Bauer Built, Fendt Keep Valley Corp. Running Smoothly

Valley Corp., a third-generation general contracting company in Valley, Neb., was awarded the contract to build a new 8-mi. U.S. 30 from Rogers to Fremont, Neb. The Nebraska Department of Transportation project aims to move the existing highway — which currently runs through the south part of North Bend, Neb....


Butler Machinery Wins North Dakota Safety Council Award

The North Dakota Safety Council's Safety & Health Awards program is designed to promote incident prevention by honoring companies with outstanding safety programs, employees with superior safety records and North Dakota citizens who have gone above and beyond to improve the safety and health environments in their communities....


One Fencing Job Leads to Significant Expansion for SM Fencing

When Seth Murphy accepted a job in the spring of 2006 to build a fence around an oil field facility, he never expected it would lead to a business that would eventually employ 185 people and consistently offer more than 35 different services to more than 100 clients....


Caterpillar Selects S.D. Tech School for Training Program

WATERTOWN, S.D. (AP) Caterpillar Inc. of Peoria, Ill., has selected Lake Area Technical Institute at Watertown for a special program to train students on analysis, maintenance and repairs of Caterpillar heavy equipment....


Caterpillar, Komatsu Lead Array of Projects in Sioux Falls, SD

Heavy equipment is on the job throughout Sioux Falls, SD. Komatsu and Caterpillar equipment is working for contractors on three different projects in the area. The projects include earthmoving work on the south side of the Southeast Technical Institute on Career Avenue and at the South Dakota Army National Guard on Benson Road off Highway 229, as well as road construction off of Russell Street....







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