HIGH PERFORMERS
YESTERDAY AND TODAY
The rhythm of life on the mountain pasture has not changed for centuries. In spring, as soon as the snow is gone, the animals go up. At the beginning of October, they go back down to the valley for the winter. In the past, however, there were neither paths nor roads. Everything was transported on foot. Dung was taken away with baskets, meadows were mown with a scythe, hay was tied into bales and carried into the barn.
WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH, A ROBUST 4-WHEEL DRIVE GATOR GIVES YOU THE DEPENDABLE GRIP AND CONTROL YOU NEED TO PULL THROUGH AND KEEP WORKING.
TRADITION GOES MODERN
Today, modern equipment like the John Deere Gator help muck out and transport the hay. They also take the strain out of building pasture fences in spring and make feeding easier in winter. Features such as four-wheel drive and a tailgate that can fold down pick-up style to 90° or a full 150° provide welcome comfort and convenience.
EVERYDAY ANIMAL CARE IS A LOT SAFER WHEN YOU CAN MOVE AROUND WITH THE CONFIDENCE OF KNOWING THAT FOURWHEEL DRIVE IS THERE ON DEMAND WHEN YOU NEED IT.
