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Texarkana Tractor Rebrands as River Valley Tractor

River Valley Tractor. Texarkana, Texas, is the new name of an established company that has served Texarkana for more than 30 years. The tractor company, formerly Texarkana Tractor, is still the same company with the same ownership.

The local family tractor dealer continues to carry Kubota at its 7 locations that also include Bryant and Queen City, Texas; and Hope, Conway, Russellville and Sherwood, Ark. Kubota equipment at River Valley Tractor includes zero-turn mowers, front mount mowers, lawn and garden tractors and standard tractors and tractors with all types of deluxe features. The company also offers hay rakes, balers and wrappers, as well as carries Hustler, Stihl and Big Tex brands. The company also rents equipment such as backhoes, trailers, tractor loaders, excavator buckets, tillers and zero turn mowers.

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