Warner and his friend, Morton Jenkins, acquired a Case franchise and set up business in a barn in East Troy, PA. Eight weeks later, Case Company went on strike, nearly putting the new franchise out of business. Jenkins left Pennsylvania, and Gerald persevered, supplementing his income with outside work. Warner Company thrived, and in the 50's and early 60's Gerald enlarged the building and warehouse. In 1984 the name Warner Company was changed to Warner Tractor and Equipment, Inc. Today, WTE is run by Gerald's two sons, David Warner and Scott Warner and has sixteen trained and knowledgeable employees consisting of three trained parts people, three trained service technicians, three full time salespeople, and an administrative support team. carries a large line of Case IH tractors, balers, planters, and mowers, along with Case track loaders, skid steers, backhoes, loaders, and forklifts. WTE has also added to their line-up Link-Belt excavators and Takeuchi compact skid steers, track loaders, and excavators. We also have BBI spreaders, Landpride and Great Plains. Warner Tractor and Equipment's goal is to increase our customers' business productivity by helping them realize the maximum benefit from their farm and industrial equipment. We do this by offering trained service, parts and sales staff with unequaled ability to solve their problems We are a service company, dedicated to long term relationships with our customers.
