Robertson Implements Expands Dealer Network

Feb 05, 2020

New Holland dealer Robertson Implements has acquired four new locations from Moody’s Equipment LP.

The move includes dealerships in Kindersley, Perdue, Saskatoon and Unity which now gives Robertson Implements eleven locations across Saskatchewan and Alberta.

President and CEO, Doug Robertson, says they are thrilled to be partnering with new short line brands through this acquisition.

"The expanded product offering is going to be very positive for business and for our customer base.”

Robertson Implements plans to be a certified Cub Cadet dealer at all eleven locations .

All existing shortline dealer contracts will remain in place, including Bourgault, MacDon, and SeedMaster.

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