Westwood Tractors
Westwood is a British manufacturing success story. Our factory, located just outside Oxford, has been producing tractors for over 30 years. It’s a state-of-the-art facility utilising the very latest manufacturing technology. What really sets Westwood apart though, is the people who build the tractors. Each and every employee is passionate about our products and they continuously work to drive quality at each stage of the manufacturing process. This passion begins with our engineers. Our latest range of tractors was designed in conjunction with Westwood customers and dealers. By listening to and understanding how our products are used in ‘real life’ conditions, we strive to develop innovative products which exceed the expectations of our customers.
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- Business Type:
- Manufacturer
- Industry Type:
- Agriculture
- Market Focus:
- Nationally (across the country)
About Us
Manufactured in England, our range of garden tractors are ride-on lawnmowers that combine heritage with technology. They are designed for the demands of the British garden and an unrivalled quality of cut.
Sold exclusively through a network of specialist garden machinery dealers, you can rest assured that Westwood after sales support and servicing is second to none.
By following this principle, Westwood designs all of its products to specifically cope with the unique conditions of the British climate. Electronic controls are fully weatherproofed, while painted components have surpassed 500 hours of continuous salt spray exposure without corrosion – one of the most stringent tests available.
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