TTMI Colac opens its doors

Following its Warrnambool takeover last year, TTMI has now opened its Colac branch located in western Victoria, with a few new products added to the mix with particular appeal to broadacre customers.

“It’s an exciting time for our business because with the addition of branches in Warrnambool and Colac, we now have complete coverage of western Victoria, and are able to offer two new brands to this region where broadacre businesses are particularly prominent,” said TTMI Dealer Principal, Jason Henry.

TTMI Colac will, for the first time, offer the CNH Industrial seeding brands Horwood Bagshaw and Flexi-Coil.

According to Henry, Horwood Bagshaw’s seeding equipment, fertiliser spreaders and laser buckets would appeal to customers right across TTMI’s dealer network, while Flexi-Coil’s range of seeding equipment are particularly suited to the larger holdings of western Victoria.

“This is the type of equipment that broadacre customers in this region need access to and which can make a real difference to the efficiencies and productivity of a large-scale operation,” he said.

National Sales Manager for CNH Industrial Seeding & Tillage, David Gibson, said they were excited to welcome the team from TTMI as the brands’ representatives in south-western Victoria.

“TTMI have long been a high-performing dealer and that is because of their on-going dedication to their customers,” he said.

“It presents a great opportunity for our customers with access now to the two new dealership locations in Warrnambool and Colac and the associated service and support infrastructure that’s so critical for local farmers.”

Gibson added the Horwood Bagshaw Compact ScariBars with Mounted Air Seeders, that are manufactured locally in Mannum, South Australia, are well suited to the region, offering top-level performance in a robust package for mid-range tractors.

Trailed air seeders from Horwood Bagshaw and Flexi-Coil are also on offer, which Gibson said have consistently delivered high performance with increased seeding productivity.

TTMI said its two new branch locations in Victoria’s western districts would work closely together to support customers, and in turn add to the overall expertise and service focus of the TTMI network.

“It means increased buying power for our branches and access to a larger range of machinery for customers, both new and used, with our parts and service departments also benefitting from this increased capacity and the addition of more staff,” Gibson said.

In addiiton to the two new premises, TTMI also has three branches in Victoria’s Gippsland area and two in Tasmania.