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New greens mowers from John Deere
16th May 2007 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
John Deere's new 180C and 220C models are among the lightest walk-behind greens mowers currently available to greenkeepers and groundsmen.
Masons appointed full-line groundscare dealer
15th May 2007 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
John Deere has appointed Masons as its newest full line commercial & consumer equipment (C&CE) dealer, covering south Devon.
New six-wheel Gator is faster and more powerful
26th Apr 2007 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
John Deere’s latest addition to the T-Series range of Gator utility vehicles, the new TH 6x4 diesel model, is making its public debut at the 2007 Commercial Vehicle Show.
HPX Gator wins ATV of the Year Award
29th Mar 2007 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
John Deere’s new HPX Diesel 4x4 Gator utility vehicle has won 4x4 Magazine’s Pick-up of the Year 2007 Award for Best ATV.
Fleet finance proves the best option
12th Mar 2007 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
In a bid to improve the overall course presentation and reduce the downtime caused by an ageing machinery fleet, two sister golf clubs in Worcestershire – Gaudet Luce at Hadzor near Droitwich Spa, and Little Lakes at Lye Head, Bewdley – have replaced all of the main mowing machinery at both clubs with a new fleet of John Deere equipment.
Gardens put their Trust in E-Gators
6th Feb 2007 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
The National Trust has appointed John Deere as one of its official preferred suppliers of grounds maintenance equipment for all of its 300 plus properties nationwide. Because of its environmental advantages, in terms of reducing both noise and fuel consumption, use of the company’s electric Gator utility vehicles is now particularly advocated across the Trust.
John Deere dealer opens new premises in Aberdeenshire
28th Dec 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
John Deere’s commercial & consumer equipment dealer for north east Scotland, Alpha Plus Groundcare, has opened its new dealership premises at West Broomhill, Kintore, in Aberdeenshire (Tuesday December 19, 2006).
John Deere joins the Club
27th Dec 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
John Deere has been appointed a preferred supplier for compact tractors, utility vehicles and mowers to all Caravan Club sites in Great Britain. The Club, which celebrates its centenary in 2007, has around 200 member sites including 36 affiliated sites throughout the country.
John Deere extends deal with Royal St George’s
24th Nov 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
John Deere dealer Godfreys of Sevenoaks in Kent has signed a new three year preferred supplier agreement with The Royal St George’s Golf Club at Sandwich, host of 13 Open Championships.
John Deere teams up with EGU for Club Roadshows
11th Oct 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
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John Deere is once again sponsoring this autumn’s English Golf Union golf club roadshows, which are taking place around the country during October and November 2006.
John Deere credits course with the right equipment
29th Sep 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
Elsham Golf Club, near Brigg, is a well wooded parkland course not far from the Lincolnshire Wolds, with its own irrigation lake. However, following a recent site appraisal an STRI report suggested the club aerate its fairways rather than irrigate, and recommended a Vertidrainer.
No Holiday for Park's Mowers
27th Sep 2006 -
General News -
Steve Mitchell
Hendra Holiday Park near Newquay, Britain’s surf capital in Cornwall, welcomes more than 370,000 visitors each year, and is often full to its 4500 capacity during the peak season. The park pays great attention to detail to help make a memorable stay for its guests, and has picked up numerous awards as a result.
New John Deere mowers pick up good vibrations
9th Sep 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
John Deere has introduced a new, exclusive anti-vibration system (AVS) for the handlebars on its 52cm (21in) commercial walk-behind mower range. This is designed to offer local authority, public utility and private contractor users all-day, stress-free operation, and will be a standard feature on 2007 production models.
Turbo mower takes Cheltenham in its stride
2nd Jun 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
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A John Deere 1600T wide area rotary mower is proving a worthy addition to the grass cutting machinery fleet at Cheltenham Racecourse.
Greenlay scores a century
26th May 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
John Deere commercial & consumer equipment dealer Greenlay Ltd of Choppington in Northumberland has sold over 100 mowers worth approaching £250,000 in two fleet deals with local councils in the north-east of England.
‘Scotland’s Augusta’ invests in the future
16th Mar 2006 -
Golf -
Steve Mitchell
Any golf club that increases its membership by 20 per cent in 12 months could be forgiven for feeling pretty pleased with itself.
Wide area mower improved for 2006
1st Feb 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
John Deere’s Series II 1600 Turbo WAM front rotary mower features a new 16 valve Tier 2 engine, new styling and improved operator comfort for the 2006 season.
New Aercore 800 aerates and verticuts in one pass
30th Jan 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
Greenkeepers and groundsmen can now aerate and verticut their turf in one pass using a unique dual-purpose machine from John Deere.
New electric utility vehicle from John Deere
30th Jan 2006 -
Best of the Rest -
Steve Mitchell
Extra comfort and convenience are provided by John Deere’s new TE Gator utility vehicle, which is the latest addition to the T (for Traditional) Series range and replaces the existing E Gator electric model.
John Deere appoints new managing director
3rd Jan 2006 -
Industry -
Steve Mitchell
After 37 years of dedicated service to John Deere, Alec McKee has chosen to retire at the end of December 2005. He will be replaced as managing director of John Deere Limited by Richard Johnson, as of January 1, 2006.
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