A move to brand new purpose-built premises has underlined Pecks AgriTrac's commitment to the Case IH brand and its desire to offer customers the highest standards of customer care and service quality.

The move from Kirton to Spalding, Lincolnshire, has involved considerable investment for Pecks AgriTrac, but managing director, Ian Loversidge believes it is all worthwhile. “We are delighted to be up and running and to have the latest resources to meet our growing needs and that of our customers. The Case IH brand continues to move from strength to strength with a first-class product range and we are looking to cement our partnership with our first-class sales and service operation.”

The new premises have been designed by Pecks AgriTrac to suit their specific needs and, in addition to being fitted with the latest diagnostic and service equipment, now have the capacity to simultaneously service four AFX combines or STX Quadtracs. Pecks AgriTrac’s experienced sales staff and highly qualified technicians have made the move to the dedicated Case IH sales and support facilities to ensure a smooth continuity of customer assistance.

Charles Blessley, marketing manager for Case IH, recognises the commitment that Pecks AgriTrac has made in response to modern farming practices. “As the financial constraints imposed upon the farming economy drive the trend to bigger, more cost effective farming solutions, so many farmers are turning to Case IH for its high capacity machinery. This type of kit needs a professional local dealer who is prepared to invest in the future of not only their own business but that of their customers. Pecks AgriTrac has done that and we will be working in close partnership to ensure that the future is bright for farmers in the region.”

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