WORCESTER, MA — Monroe Tractor recently promoted two employees from within and hired a Service Manager and District Sales Manager to its team of professionals. Dan Duhn was promoted to Branch Manager, Bud Loubier was promoted to Parts Manager, Michael Bardon was hired as the Service Manager, and Ernie Boudreau was hired as the District Sales Manager.Duhn joins Monroe Tractor with 21 years of experience working with Case equipment in the sales, parts, and service departments. His career with Monroe Tractor began in 2017 as Service Manager, and he was just recently named Branch Manager for the Worcester, Massachusetts, location.

“I am excited about what this opportunity brings, and I look forward to sharing my knowledge and working with a great team of employees to assist our customers,” Duhn said.

Loubier's parts career started in 1975 in the auto and truck industry and by the mid-1980s he made the change into the construction equipment parts business, as well as working for an engine parts manufacturing company. Loubier grew up working on cars and has done two complete engine rebuilds, bare block to install.

“We are pleased Bud has joined our management team, his extensive technical knowledge will be a great asset to our customers,” said a representative of Monroe Tractor.

Bardon's infatuation with powerful and fast vehicles started his service and parts career path early and stayed with him throughout his professional career. During his high school years, Bardon worked weekends as a Car Detailer to support his vehicle crave and after graduation went right into the service industry as an Auto Technician. After a few years he decided to learn more about the parts end of the business and eventually created and ran his own parts department for the PDI process for a business manufacturer of the MBTA buses. After the contract ended, he accepted a role as Service Manager for Harley Davidson, and then for a motorhomes and RV dealership, which progressed into heavy equipment.Boudreau has been working in the construction industry for 22 years, which encompasses 10 years with Bobcat of Boston, eight years with Caterpillar, and two years with Richie Brothers. With his knowledge and understanding of the industry, Boudreau's role as District Sales Manager will provide a wide range of customer support. He said he looks forward to helping with any new, used, and rental equipment needs.

With 13 locations across New York State and New England, Monroe Tractor offers a full line of CASE new, used, and rental construction equipment, as well as, demolition attachments and machine control products. The company is also a Women’s Business Enterprise.