Wichita Tractor

Wichita Tractor Company is a regional equipment dealer serving the agricultural, construction, and residential markets across Kansas, with locations in Wichita and Hutchinson. The company operates as a comprehensive supplier of farm equipment, construction machinery, and outdoor power equipment, built on a foundation of agricultural dealership that... began with Ford Tractor products and evolved significantly following Ford's transition to New Holland. In 2000, Wichita Tractor invested in an expanded facility to accommodate a growing portfolio of New Holland Agricultural and Construction equipment, including balers, swathers, compact tractors, and hay equipment. Recognizing market demand for quality under-100 horsepower tractors, the company became a Kioti Tractors dealer in 2003, adding a product line known for value and performance. The company's equipment offerings expanded further with the addition of Intimidator utility vehiclesavailable in three models including the Classic, Crew Cab, and Truck configurationsdesigned to serve diverse applications from hunting to farming operations. In 2005, Wichita Tractor added Bad Boy Mowers, a rapidly growing zero-turn mower brand recognized for innovative design and performance advantages. To address homeowner and commercial lawn maintenance needs, the company incorporated Echo Outdoor Power Equipment and Bear Cat Chippers/Shredders into its product mix in 2008. That same year, Wichita Tractor expanded its geographic footprint and service capabilities by acquiring Double J's Agri-Service in Hutchinson, a Grasshopper equipment dealer. This strategic acquisition strengthened the company's presence in central Kansas and broadened its equipment portfolio. Through decades of operation, Wichita Tractor Company has established itself as a full-service equipment provider, combining multiple trusted brands with local expertise and customer service to meet the evolving needs of agricultural producers, construction contractors, and residential customers throughout the Kansas region.Read More