Septic Services Farm Supply
-portable showers
-portable toilet rentals and service -Echo equipment-trimmers, chains saws etc.
-portable washstand rentals - mechanical repairs to all makes of farm & lawn equipment
-RV on site pumping - hydraulic hoses made to order
-RV onsite potable water delivery - supplier of hard to find tractor and equipment parts
-septic tank pumping - Interstate batteries in stock
-septic tank inspections - welding and fabrication
-vacuum pumping - engine rebuilding
-tile bed reclaiming -haying equipment parts and repairs
We do not install,
We take the preservation of your present septic system seriously. 50 years of service to Manitoulin and the North Shore
Pump your septic system regularly to avoid costly damage
We have serviced all major fairs and pow wow's on
Manitoulin Island for over 50 years
Serving all of Manitoulin
Washstand
Portable Toilet Portable Shower Haybine
David Brown Farm Tractors By Model
David Brown was a pattern maker and began business in Huddersfield, England in 1860. The company's primary business was the manufacture of gears. In a partnership with Harry Ferguson in 1936, 1350 Ferguson-Brown tractors were built. The partnership with Harry Ferguson soon dissolved however and Ferguson left for the United States (later partnering with Ford.) The first David Brown tractor, the VAK1 was shown in 1939. Initial orders were for 3000 units however World War II reduced the actual number built to only 1000. Full tractor production resumed after the war. In 1972, David Brown Tractors became a subsidiary of Tenneco and operated as a division of JI Case. In 1983 tractors were no longer build under the David Brown name, but the Case name. The Meltham factory all David Brown tractors had been build was closed in 1988 .
David Brown was a pattern maker and began business in Huddersfield, England in 1860. The company's primary business was the manufacture of gears. In a partnership with Harry Ferguson in 1936, 1350 Ferguson-Brown tractors were built. The partnership with Harry Ferguson soon dissolved however and Ferguson left for the United States (later partnering with Ford.) The first David Brown tractor, the VAK1 was shown in 1939. Initial orders were for 3000 units however World War II reduced the actual number built to only 1000. Full tractor production resumed after the war. In 1972, David Brown Tractors became a subsidiary of Tenneco and operated as a division of JI Case. In 1983 tractors were no longer build under the David Brown name, but the Case name. The Meltham factory all David Brown tractors had been build was closed in 1988 .