Agrihuolto Kinnunen
Maintenance and repair of garden and agricultural machinery, plus machine sales, rental and parts, in Iisalmi, Finland
About Agrihuolto Kinnunen
Agrihuolto Kinnunen Oy is a full-service repair shop for machines that run on wheels or tracks, from lawn mowers to tractors. It also sells, buys and rents machinery and equipment, and supplies spare parts, accessories and Shell oils for these machines. The company repairs electrical equipment for machines from the 1950s onward.
The customers are owners of wheeled and tracked machinery who need servicing, repair, parts or equipment. Revenue comes from repair services and from sales, purchases and rentals of machines and parts.
The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Iisalmi. It presents itself as having long experience with green tractors.
Product: Repair and maintenance of garden and agricultural machinery, plus sales, rental and spare parts
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