SUPERIOR TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CELEBRATES 5 YEARS!

            Superior Tractor & Equipment has been serving the needs of Central Oregon homeowners, ranchers, and contractors since July, 2004. Owners Tony and Kim Sarao started the company from scratch at their current location on Highway 97, between Bend and Redmond. Tony Sarao has been in the heavy equipment and rental industry since 1985, and has established an excellent reputation in the industry. Both Tony and Kim are active in the day to day operation of the company. Community involvement includes active membership in the Oregon Landscape Contractors Association, and support of Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding Center and other worthy causes around the area.

            Currently, Superior Tractors major lines include Kioti tractors, Walker professional mowers, Toro Dingo compact skid loaders, SilverLite horse trailers, Woods implements, and Multiquip construction equipment. With the help of Service Manager, Chuck Wilmoth, Superior Tractor offers full repair and maintenance service on all makes and models of equipment.   Tony is also actively involved in the brokerage of used equipment, and conducts equipment appraisals on single pieces of equipment or entire fleets.  

            In 2005, Superior Tractor expanded to offer equipment rentals. Superior Rentals offers just about every type of equipment or tool for a wide range of landscape, construction, or maintenance job. Plans for the future include expanding their line-up of rental equipment to serve the needs of their growing customer base and a wider range of construction and landscape jobs.

            Through their commitment to exceptional customer service and the right mix of products and services, Superior Tractor has been enjoying steady growth in all aspects of the business. Tony and Kim are very grateful for the support of their customers, including many loyal construction and landscaping contractors. They look forward to an expanded presence in the community, and many more years living and working in Central Oregon.