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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CASE Eagle & Wrench Contest

Congratulations to Ben Gerling, one of Monroe Tractor’s skilled technicians, for winning the grand prize in the 2024 CASE Eagle & Wrench video series contest! The contest, designed by CASE Construction to encourage ongoing training, awarded entries for each completed training module. Ben’s dedication to expanding his skills paid off—he was selected as the lucky […]

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Episode 1: Jon Reveals the Steel

In the first episode of the Jon Pardi Tennessee Ranch Project video series, Jon reveals the CASE machines that he, his dad and his crew use to work hundreds of acres of untamed Tennessee land. The video also features the debut of his new track “He Went to Work” from his new album Honkytonk Hollywood […]

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Jon Pardi Tennessee Ranch Project from CASE

Check out the trailer for the new Jon Pardi Tennessee Ranch Project from CASE construction equipment. Everyone knows Jon as a country music star, but most do not know that he grew up around construction and construction equipment. When he’s not on the road, he gets back to his hard-working roots by working on developing […]

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