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Tidaltractor

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Tidal Tractor is a family-owned company with headquarters in Nova Scotia and has been serving the market of agricultural and construction machinery for 50 years. The firm offers new and used machines from brands like Case IH, JCB, Kuhn, and Kioti. Tidal Tractor operates several locations in Port Williams, Central Onslow, Moncton, and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia as well as in Moncton, New Brunswick. The company has a fully equipped parts warehouse and several qualified technicians in the service department. Tidal Tractor aims to provide outstanding solutions for machines, parts, and services to meet the growing needs of its customers.

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