Holder Tractors and its full line of attachments are now available at Tracey Road Equipment.

Tracey Road Equipment is now the authorized dealer of Holder Tractor for all its New York State locations, including Albany, Syracuse, Binghamton, Rochester, and soon to Batavia.

According to Scott Thayer, director of sales and marketing of compact utility equipment at Tracey Road Equipment, “The Holder tractor and its attachments are ideal for the unique challenges that municipalities face in NYS. The articulated four-wheel drive, fully hydrostatic, low profile design makes storm clean up a breeze. The same machine is also well designed for mowing parks and cemeteries as well as many other jobs with a switch out to one of Holders many attachments.

“Tracey Road Equipment and Holder Tractor are perfectly suited for each other,” he added. “Holder has a long history of designing and perfecting its machine, and the staff at Tracey Road Equipment has built much of its reputation on helping municipalities and contractors move snow. We certainly have a great lineup of trucks, sanders, blowers and plows for highway snow removal. The addition of the Holder compact tractor rounds out our product offering with a machine ideally suited for small parking lot and sidewalk cleanup.”

Holder Tractors Inc. is a division of Max-Holder GmbH of Germany. Established in 1888, Holder manufactures and distributes a line of articulated tractors and carries a full line of attachments designed to meet customers' needs year-round. Holder can be found in more than 50 countries.

For more information, visit www.traceyroad.com or www.holdertractors.com.

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