Monroe Tractor has 18 locations across New York State, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Vermont.

Monroe Tractor is adding Case IH's red equipment to Westborough and Woburn, Mass., and South Windsor, Conn., locations.

With 72 years as a Case and Case IH dealer in New York and Pennsylvania, Monroe Tractor has provided customers with red equipment to handle their equipment needs. Now, it is offering its New England customers more equipment choices with the addition of the Case IH Farmall series, Maxxums, Vestrums, Puma 150, and round and square balers.

With horsepower ranging from 25 to 150, chores can be tackled on everyone's to-do list, from hauling and mowing to loading and towing and then some.

"We are proud to bring back the iconic Case IH brand to Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Our knowledgeable staff looks forward to helping customers get into the right size machine to fit their needs," said Dan Duhn Westborough / Woburn branch manager.

"We take pride in this exciting opportunity to introduce Case IH equipment to the entire state of Connecticut and western Massachusetts," said Rick Bisesto, Connecticut branch manager. "We look forward to providing another line of equipment, top-notch parts and service to our valued customers for years to come."

Monroe Tractor has 18 locations across New York State, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Vermont. It carries everything from tractors, balers, skid steers, wheel loaders, backhoes, excavators, portable screen machines, demolition attachments, precision products, and many other fine brand names for any large or small construction site or farm. Its late-model, low-hour construction equipment is available to purchase or rent by the day, week or month.

"We're here to keep you working."

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