Nortrax Equipment Company, the John Deere Forestry and Construction dealer in Vermont is pleased to welcome Chris Hunter as general manager of their Williston and Springfield, VT branches.

Nortrax Equipment Company, the John Deere Forestry and Construction dealer in Vermont is pleased to welcome Chris Hunter as general manager of their Williston and Springfield, VT branches. Chris will manage the total operations of both stores as successor to Bill Chapin who is retiring in early January. His prior industry experience includes branch management and sales. Chris and his family have relocated from the Saratoga Springs, New York area and look forward to meeting and working with their neighbors in Vermont.

Nortrax, Inc., a John Deere company operates John Deere construction and forestry dealerships throughout the United States and Canada. We are committed to serving those linked to the land based on our core values of integrity, quality, commitment and innovation, values that have sustained John Deere for over 179 years. Based in Tampa, FL, the company supports the construction, forestry, commercial worksite and mining markets in Eastern Canada, as well as the Midwest, Northeast, and Southeast Regions of the United States. Nortrax specializes in the sales, service and support of John Deere construction and forestry machines through the new, used and rental channels. Additional information about Nortrax, Inc., its products, services and career opportunities can be found online at www.nortrax.com.

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