Dealers on the Move is brought to you by Pinion.
Drive your dealership forward. Success starts with a clear financial roadmap. Gain insights to forecast with confidence, measure performance against industry benchmarks, and implement strategies that fuel long-term growth. With the right tools and expert guidance, you can make informed decisions to strengthen your operations and boost profitability.
Our team has walked in your shoes, holding leadership roles at major dealerships. From tax strategies to mergers and acquisitions, we leverage deep industry experience to help you navigate challenges and seize new opportunities for a stronger bottom line.
MM Weaver, a Leola farm equipment dealer, has agreed to acquire a Waynesboro farm equipment dealer for an undisclosed price.
MM Weaver announced Monday that it will buy the assets of B Equip effective May 1 and will assume B Equip's lease of its location.
Eugene Hurst, MM Weaver general manager, said the transaction will give MM Weaver a Franklin County location, enabling the company to provide faster service to its customers there.
The acquisition also will combine two family-owned businesses that emphasize first-class products and service, said Hurst.
MM Weaver, founded in 1936 by Hurst’s great-grandfather, Martin M. Weaver, is a 45-employee firm. Hurst declined to disclose its annual revenues.
Its product line includes Claas forage harvesters and hay tools, Lexion combines, Fendt and Massey Ferguson tractors, and other products.
B Equip, founded in 1977, is a 15-employee firm that also sells Massey Ferguson tractors and Claas hay tools, plus other products.
When the purchase takes effect, B Equip will operate under the MM Weaver name.
