Magazine - Massey Ferguson appoints five new grounds care dealers

By Mike Bird in Industry on 23rd Feb 2007 12:00

The appointment of five dedicated grounds care dealers in recent months has added further impetus to Massey Ferguson's aim of becoming a major long-term provider of compact and mid-range tractors, mowers and ancillary equipment to professional and top-end residential users throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland.


Complementing Massey Ferguson's existing line-up of almost 120 combined agricultural and grounds care machinery dealer outlets in the UK and Ireland, the five new specialist dealers have been given responsibility for providing sales, service and parts support for Massey Ferguson grounds care equipment in the following areas:

West Yorkshire and part of North Yorkshire:

Bolton Abbey Mowers Ltd, Wharfe View Road, Ilkley, West Yorkshire LS29 8DU.
Tel: 01943 603740

East Midlands:

Boughton Loam & Turf Management Ltd, Unit 2, Poplars Farm, Barrow on Trent, Derby DE73 1HW. Tel: 01283 704664

Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Bristol and North Somerset:

Cintec Machinery, Unit 1B, Parlour Farm, Bisley, Gloucestershire GL6 7NH. Tel: 01452 771112

Durham and Northumberland:

J M Raine Ltd, Southend Works, Byers Green, Spennymoor, Co. Durham DL16 7NL.
Tel: 01388 662266

East Yorkshire and part of North Yorkshire:

J and G M Thompson, The Tower, Beverley Road, Cranswick, Driffield, East Yorkshire YO25 9PF. Tel: 01377 270344

The Massey Ferguson grounds care product range for the professional user encompasses sub-compact, compact and mid-range tractors from 19hp to 91hp, together with a range of matching accessories.

Massey Ferguson's residential product line-up includes a walk-behind mower and tiller, nine ride-on mowers, a zero-turn rider mower and a garden tractor, all petrol powered.

Full information on Massey Ferguson's Grounds Care range and dealer locations in the United Kingdom and Ireland can be found on the company's website: http://www.masseyferguson.com/agco/mf/uk/home.htm

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