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1 December 2008
WINNIPEG, MB (OCTOBER 30, 2008) – Buhler Industries Inc. (TSX: BUI) made a major announcement today as the company unveiled a new brand name for the tractor division. At the first annual meeting of Buhler Versatile dealers, it was announced that the Versatile brand name will be the sole name associated with the tractor division.
» Buhler is responding to customer demands
20 July 2008
“Buhler is responding to customer demands for four-wheel drive tractors with a bigger cab and more weight in the 300 to 400 horsepower range...
» Buhler-Versatile celebrates
25 October 2007
WINNIPEG – Buhler Industries Inc. commemorated the production of the 50,000th articulated 4WD tractor produced at its facility at 1260 Clarence Avenue in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
» New High Horsepower Tractor Range
3 July 2006
Buhler-Versatile reinforces its high-performance credentials with the new High Horsepower Tractor range
Versatile Tractors
Made In Canada
Versatile is back, meeting the demands for Today and Tomorrow. Versatile has the claim of being the first North American manufacturer to mass-produce and market agricultural articulated 4WD tractors. Since Versatile opened more than 40 years ago, the plant on Clarence Avenue in Winnipeg, MB, has built close to 100,000 4WD and Genesis 2WD/FWD tractors. Our committment is to design and build quality tractors that are easy to service, economical to own, with built-in features that contribute to the bottom line and add to operator comfort and convenience. Our tradition of excellence will carry on well into the future.
As the farming industry continues to evolve, so does Buhler-Versatile. Buhler-Versatile is committed to produce quality 4WD tractors that have a proven productivity record and unequalled value in horsepower/cost ratio. Buhler-Versatile tractors are supported by a growing service and parts network that will continue to meet the challenge of modern farming today and tomorrow.
The Versatile Story
Two images. In 1924, a 13-year-old Canadian boy watches two four-horse plough teams; one guided by his mother, the other by his father, and decides there has to be a better way. In 1968, a farmer in Moree, New South Wales, tired of hitching two tractors together to get the power he needs to haul large machinery, goes looking for a better way
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