Fawcett Tractor Parts to Display at Chatham-Kent Farm Show

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Fawcett Tractor Supply to Display at Chatham-Kent Farm Show

Fawcett Tractor Supply, an All States Ag Parts Company, will be exhibiting at the Chatham-Kent Farm Show in Chatham, ON from Tuesday, January 28 thru Thursday, January 30. Parts experts will be on hand in Booth B10 to assist farmers, repair shops and dealers with their parts needs for tractors, combines, skid steers and other ag equipment. 

 All States Ag Parts and Fawcett Tractor Parts are the leading suppliers of new, remanufactured and used tractor and combine parts in North America with 12 locations, including 11 salvage yards.

Fawcett Tractor Supply representatives will also be on hand to discuss how their acquisition by All States Ag Parts has been a factor in improved inventory availability and better pricing with more buying power. 

 Fawcett Tractor Supply can be reached at 800-372-7149 on on-line at fawcett.cc

To shop in the U.S. contact All States Ag Parts at 877-530-4430 or https://www.tractorpartsasap.com.

The Chatham-Kent Farm Show is one of Ontario’s largest indoor farming events. More than 130 local exhibiting companies showcase the latest in farm equipment, communications and technology on 35,000+ square feet of show space. Free seminars focus on a variety of topics important to the regions farmers, hobbyist and agribusiness professionals.

The Chatham-Kent Farm Show strives to educate farmers and rural residents from across the region with the latest cutting-edge agricultural products, equipment, technology and services all under one roof. You can learn more about the show at https://ontariotradeshows.com/shows/chatham-kent-farm-show/

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