Monroe Tractor

Thank you to our employees and customers

As we celebrate this milestone, let’s take a moment to reflect on where we’ve been and where we’re going. Monroe Tractor got its start in heavy equipment when founder Henry Hansen opened the original Henrietta Case Agriculture distributorship in 1951.

In the late 50's, Case began expanding its equipment lines with machines that were geared toward construction contractors. This shift meant that we were able to grow to support a new customer base.

By the early 70's Monroe County was an urban landscape and we moved our agriculture operations to new locations in Batavia and Canandaigua to better serve customers in those areas. This transition marked the beginning of our agriculture and construction divisions.

Over the years, we have expanded to serve customers in many industries across New York and into Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

We can’t wait to find out what the next 70 years will bring.

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Reap The Rewards with Productivity Plus

Now through December 31, 2023, earn 3% back in the form of a statement credit when you purchase qualifying CNH Industrial Parts using your Productivity Plus account. Come back and continue to earn rewards through the end of the year. You can expect to see rewards on your statement within 60 days following your cycle […]

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Case IH Sets Guinness World Record

Case IH is an official Guinness World Records holder! This past weekend, 110 Farmall tractors showed up to the Inverell Showgrounds in Australia to set the world record for the largest parade of Farmall tractors in front of more than 2,500 onlookers. Learn more here >> 

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Sam Heidrich Wins Case Eagle & Wrench Giveaway!

ALBANY, NY – Samantha “Sam” Heidrich is a CASE Technician at Monroe Tractor in Albany, NY, and was the recipient of the Episode 7 Eagle & Wrench Giveaway. When asked about how she became interested in becoming a technician, she said, “Growing up around my Uncle Dan, he had big trucks, cool cars, 4-wheelers, and […]

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