Garton Tractor Inc

I have bought parts for my 8N and MF30. The guys are helpful and knowledgeable. I had a leaky hydraulic line and needed a new «o» ring. The new rubber «o» ring was superseded by a nylon part that cost about $ 17. The guy did a double take at the price and said, «Let me go find an „o“ ring for you.» The $ 2 «o» ring fixed my problem.
I have bought other parts there — oil filters, tips for my rippers and once I had them weld my wood splitter. The stop plate had been pushed off because of the force of the splitter and the log was too much. The guy who did the welding reinforced the plate with additional pieces of steel. He really had a sense of mechanics and knew his trade! If you ever have welding to do, these guys can do it up right!
I also like to look at the old 8N tractors they have. They sell the New Holland line — so they have all the parts for the Ford tractors. Occasionally they will have an 8N around.

I called Garton to come out to do a pre-​purchase inspection on a used tractor. They told me twice so-​and-​so is not in, he will call you. He never called. I left voicemails, no call back. Finally talked to the guy, said «Sure, can do but call back later». Called back and never heard from again. Incredibly frustrating

Great, knowledgeable people who are really helpful– even over the phone. As the manager told me when I went in to complement his staff «we like to help people do their own fixes» They helped me save a lot of money (and huge hassle) by working with me over the phone to fix my kubota.
If I have the $ to buy a new tractor Im getting it from them.
Im telling my friends!

Always great results from a very competent and knowledgable staff. Pricing is very fair and whenever I call in there is a real live person that answers the phone. Wow imagine that in today’s society. All in all Garton gets 5 stars and my recommendation to my friends and family.

I’ve only used the parts department, but I like them alot. The parts staff is competent, and the pricing so far has been reasonable for a dealer.

So I buy this slightly used tractor, less than a hundred hours on it. They say they’ll change the oil, the filter, etc. Yes, there was a new oil and air filter — but what I could’nt see underneath, they LEFT THE OLD ON ! Same old hydralic and hydrostatic filters, I take them in and show the guy, he says they don’t need to be changed until three hundred hours. THE BOOK SAYS CHANGE AFTER THE FIRST FIFTY HOURS. Hey, don’t be cheap, stupid, whatever, this equipment cost plenty and the customer deserves what is promised and implied.