Westchester Tractor Celebrates 40 Years in Business

Customers flocked to the headquarters of Westchester Tractor and were greeted by employees along with many manufacturer representatives.

Wed July 27, 2016 - Northeast Edition #15
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A Doosan DX350LC was screening soil using a VibroScreen SCM-40C.

A Kubota mini-excavator was lined up and ready to go.

Operators try their skill in a grown-up version of ring toss.

A crowd gathered around the New Holland 230.

(L-R) are Bob Beeman, public utilities, city of Danbury Water and Sewer department; Lisa Clyne, a local farmer; and Dave Searles, machine operator of Amec Construction, Norwalk, Conn.

Brittany Self, warranty specialist, and Terry Ober, district business manager, both of Kobelco, were all smiles as they waited for guests.

Andrew Prusinowski (L), vice president of admin and technology, Westchester Tractor, waits for directions from Joe Deriscavage, Mid-Atlantic sales representative, Bandit Industries.

Nate, a huge equipment buff who likes to help out on his grandparents farm in Delaware, heard about the show on the radio and begged his parents to bring him.

(L-R) are John Apple, owner of Westchester Tractor Inc.; Mike Bruen, highway superintendent of the town of Southeast Highway Department; John Tully, deputy county highway commissioner; Greg Nejame, owner of Nejame and Sons, Danbury, Conn.; and Fred Pena, commissioner of highway and facilities, Button County.

Delicious aromas filled the air from the pig Matt Apple (R) and his friend John were roasting.

David “25” Kohuth (L), CE product specialist, and Zach Neiderer, aftersales business manager, both of New Holland, overlooking the New Holland Skid Steer Roadeo.

Westchester Tractor Inc. celebrated its 40th anniversary at the event.

The Kobelco man kept an eye on everyone from atop a hill.

Westchester Tractor Inc. held an open house in Brewster, N.Y., on July 15 in celebration of 40 years in business.

Customers flocked to the headquarters of Westchester Tractor and were greeted by employees along with many manufacturer representatives, including those from Kobelco, Kubota, New Holland, Bandit, Vibroscreen, Woods Equipment Company and Terrain King.

Not only were manufacturers available to talk, but they also were demoing different types of equipment. Attendees were able to see a Kubota mini-excavator feed numerous models of Bandit chippers along with a Doosan DX350LC screening soil using a VibroScreen SCM-40C.

Throughout the day attendees were able to compete in the New Holland Skid Steer Rodeo, a highly competitive event with lots of contestants. The winner took home $500.

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