Millions of Ag Parts In Stock!

Hudson, WI – June 14, 2023 – All States Ag Parts (“ASAP”), the leading supplier of agricultural and heavy equipment aftermarket parts in North America, announced today the appointment of Yogi Shivdasani as President and CEO of All States Ag Parts.

Shivdasani’s background includes over 18 years of experience at LKQ. LKQ, a fortune 500 company, is North America’s largest provider of alternative collision auto parts, and a leading provider of recycled and remanufactured mechanical parts including engines and transmissions, for light and heavy-duty vehicles. LKQ is also a leading distributor of aftermarket equipment and accessories in North America.

Shivdasani worked his way up the ranks at LKQ, starting as a manager trainee shortly after graduation from Otterbein University in 2004. He was most recently a member of the Senior Leadership Team, and held the position of Vice President, North America Supply Chain, and also serving as VP over the Heavy Truck North Ameri

ALL STATES AG PARTS ADDS STEEL TRACK PRODUCT LINE WITH ACQUISITION OF STEEL TRACKS, INC

HUDSON, WI – April 14, 2023 – All States Ag Parts (“All States”), the leading agricultural and heavy equipment parts supplier in North America, announced today the acquisition of Steel Tracks, Inc (“Steel Tracks”).

Steel Tracks is a leading supplier of steel tracks and undercarriage parts for construction equipment. Steel Tracks also provides rubber tracks and ground engaging teeth for construction equipment. Steel Tracks has 2 locations with a warehouse and headquarters in Brandon, MS and a distribution center in Woodstock, OH.

With the addition of Steel Tracks, All States now operates 54 locations in North America including agriculture and construction equipment salvage yards, distribution centers, remanufacturing plants and customer service call centers. All States employs over 850 employees in the United States and Canada. All current Steel Tracks employees will be off

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