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Kubota consolidates operations in Melbourne

16/10/2008 11:11:00 AM
New office and warehouse facilities in Melbourne will further raise the profile of Kubota Tractor Australia with Australian farmers.

More than 150 dealers and sales managers attended Kubota's Expanding Horizons '08 national dealer conference held at the new premises at Truganina in the city's southwest.

The company says it will be "squarely targeting" the fast-growing lifestyle tractor segment with its new 2WD MX5100 machine which is attractively-priced from $26,600 (exc gst).

An additional two new models in this important sales bracket, namely the 33kW (44hp) L4400 and the 25.5kW (34hp) L3400, feature hydrostatic transmissions for enhanced drivability and performance.

The historic occasion saw top Japanese officials from Kubota Corporation officiate at the opening ceremony, including executive vice president Mr Hayashi, corporation president Mr Hatakake and managing director Hiromi Nakanishi.

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Top Japanese officials from Kubota Corporation officiated at the opening of Kubota Tractor Australia’s new office and warehouse facilities, including executive vice president Mr Hayashi.
Top Japanese officials from Kubota Corporation officiated at the opening of Kubota Tractor Australia’s new office and warehouse facilities, including executive vice president Mr Hayashi.
Kubota WA dealers at the conference included (from left) Gavin Young, Bunbury Machinery, Gary Stanley Smith, Stan’s Machinery. Matt Pearce and Cedar Armstrong, C & C Machinery and Stephen Murphy, Stan’s Machinery.
Kubota WA dealers at the conference included (from left) Gavin Young, Bunbury Machinery, Gary Stanley Smith, Stan’s Machinery. Matt Pearce and Cedar Armstrong, C & C Machinery and Stephen Murphy, Stan’s Machinery.

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