Major farm equipment manufacturers like Classic John Deere are in a business that's versatile enough to create a steady flow of profits at virtually any location. Offering a wide array of products, the company has established itself throughout almost every corner of the globe. The wise decisions of the individual dealerships make the business environment stronger and more flexible for the company as a whole. Columbia Tractor, originally from Spokane, Washington, is making the move to the rural area outside of the city with the hopes of reaching out to a larger farming community.

Located off of Interstate 90, the former Bonanza Ford dealership will provide better visibility for those who drive along the highway. According to the Spokesman-Review, the 17,890 square-foot building will carry a full line of farm, commercial and residential equipment in order to cater to a wider variety of customers. There will even be a garage door added to the building to provide a means of service for customers who want enhancements added to their equipment.

By reaching out to the farm life outside of Spokane, this move will most likely boost profits for the owners of Columbia Tractor. Creating additional options for loyal customers will allow companies such as this to expand in the years to come.