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N&S Tractor Announces Large Acquisition

N&S Tractor has announced its successful acquisition of the Sonsray Machinery Case CE contracts from the Stockton, Sacramento, and Redding stores in California, as well as the Portland and Salem stores in Oregon, and the Sparks store in Nevada.

N&S Tractor has served as the premier Case IH dealer, delivering the power of red to farmers throughout California and Oregon for over 70 years. The company reports that this acquisition enhances its capabilities as a dual-location provider of both construction and agricultural equipment, allowing customers to conveniently access both product lines under one roof.

“We are committed to upholding the long-standing tradition of excellent customer service that the employees of Sonsray have provided to the community, and we are excited to welcome the Sonsray Equipment team into our family,” said the company in a statement. It added that its offerings include state-of-the-art tractors and exceptional service to ensure user operations thrive, along with knowledgeable support, a comprehensive parts inventory, and a fleet of service trucks.

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