The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee)

Perthshire dealership switch for John Deere

MACHINERY: Netherton Tractors to open new outlet just outside Perth

- NANCY NICOLSON FARMING EDITOR nnicolson@thecourier.co.uk

HRN Tractors at Balbeggie will cease to be a John Deere dealership from the end of October.

Instead, Forfar and Glenrothes-based Netherton Tractors Ltd is to open a new John Deere outlet in the Arran Road business park close to the A9 on the outskirts of Perth.

John Deere was tight-lipped about the change of dealers and said it would make no further comment on that or the future of its relationsh­ip with the remaining HRN outlets in the north-east of Scotland.

HRN Tractors declined to comment. However, Netherton Tractors general manager Garry Smith said: “We are very much looking forward to expanding our business to cover this newly extended trading area and have already recruited a number of experience­d staff in preparatio­n for our opening.

“We specialise in all the main John Deere agricultur­al product lines, including tractors, harvesting equipment, sprayers, Gator utility vehicles and precision ag systems, as well as programmes such as Powergard maintenanc­e and protection, Expert Check and John Deere Connected Support.

“As a group, we are committed to delivering the best possible machinery sales and service support to existing and new customers.”

John Deere Limited division sales manager Chris Meacock said Netherton Tractors had establishe­d a reputation for excellent customer service and support.

He added: “This latest investment will enable Netherton Tractors to further meet customer demand for John Deere’s advanced product range and the latest precision ag technology.”

 ??  ?? Managing director Harry Barclay, left, and general manager Garry Smith of Netherton Tractors.
Managing director Harry Barclay, left, and general manager Garry Smith of Netherton Tractors.

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