Panhandle Tractors

06/30/2025

02/20/2024

She is looking 👀 at you -- will you be her 🐾 furever🐾 family?

Tonya is a 1-year-old, 50-pound German shepherd mix and is very friendly with everyone: dogs, cats and people.

She knows how to sit, is a relatively calm dog for her breed and would benefit from an active family. Tonya is vaccinated, but will need to be spayed within 30 days of adoption.

If you are interested in making Tonya part of your family, visit www.plainviewtx.org and click on Animal Management for an adoption application or to view other available animals for adoption.

12/22/2023

Hard work 👍❤️

12/22/2023

Sometimes, you have to spread gravel. Sometimes, you have to clear snow. When it comes to keeping your land, TYM steals the show😁❄️☃️

12/22/2023

Who doesn't need a gentle giant as their 🐾FURever🐾 friend?

Well, this gentle giant, Growlithe, is currently available for adoption at the City of Plainview Animal Shelter.

A male German Shepherd mix, he is around six years old and weighs 60 pounds. Growlithe is friendly with other dogs and people, loves to play fetch and understands commands such as sit, shake and come.

While vaccinated, he will need to be fixed within 30 days of adoption.

If you are interested in making Growlithe your furever friend, visit www.plainviewtx.org and click on Animal Management, Adoption or call 806-296-1100 to schedule an appointment.

02/20/2023

02/20/2023

Great news TYM and Branson tractors have merged !

BRANSON TRACTOR is GONE! What happened? TYM / Yanmar? TYM National Sales Manager has answers!Tractor Time with Tim Information:Website: http://TractorTim...

05/31/2022

City of Plainview Water Conservation Plan

In an effort to make the best use of water resources, the City of Plainview recently updated their Water Conservation / Drought Contingency Plan.

The City’s Water Conservation Plan objectives are to reduce the quantity required for each water using activity, when practical, through the implementation of efficient water use practices and are based on the Long-Range Water Supply Plan.
Specifically, the Water Conservation plan will:

• promote wise and responsible use of water,
• enhance the sustainability of long-term water supplies, and
• minimize the adverse effects of water supply emergencies

One of the notable changes to the plan include a twice a week conservation water schedule that specifies watering days for residents and businesses. The plan will go into effect immediately and will be our conservation water schedule year-round.

For businesses, industries, apartment complexes and parks, watering days are Monday and Thursday. For residents whose address ends in an even number (0,2,4,6 or 8), Tuesday and Saturday are the designated watering day. Residents with addresses ending in an odd number (1, 3, 5, 7 or 9) may water on Wednesday and Sunday. On the scheduled watering days, irrigation is allowed from midnight to 10:00 a.m. and from 6:00 p.m. to midnight from the dates of April 1st through September 30th and from October 1st through March 31st any time of day when temperatures are above 35 degrees Fahrenheit.

Also, other watering restrictions include irrigating only when temperatures are above 35 degrees Fahrenheit, no water runoffs when watering the lawn, and no watering during precipitation events. Hand watering is allowed any time of the day and any day of the week.

Organizations with athletic fields, businesses with specific landscape needs or large properties that may not be adequately watered in the above time frames may submit a variance form to the City of Plainview’s Water Department for review and approval. Forms are available on the City’s website at www.plainviewtx.org.

Besides the twice a week conservation water schedule, the City will also implement other best management practices including a water conservation retrofit program, a leak detection and repair program, water loss control measures, requirements for water conservation landscape for new businesses or industry and universal metering and meter repair and replacement program.

The City Council passed an Ordinance in March adopting the proposed revisions to the Water Conservation/Drought Contingency Plan.

For more information, visit www.plainviewtx.org and click on Water Conservation or call the Water Department at 296-1100.

05/10/2017

04/23/2017

Pre-owned 5220C Package deal we delivered out to Pie Town, New Mexico.