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Honey Bee's product line includes a diverse offering of draper platforms including the Grain Belt Header, Grain Belt Swather and Rice Belt Header. Attaching to most combines and many of the windrower tractor units in the market today, the draper platform technology continues to prove itself in many countries and a wide variety of crops and conditions.With a strong commitment to product research and development, Honey Bee's objective is to manufacture farm equipment that farmers want and are pleased to own.

Classic Vehicles, and Project Vehicles For ON SALEWe are located in the Southwest corner of Saskatchewan in the small town of Consul.We have a wide range of classic vehicles, GM, Ford, Mopar. Over 130 vehicles in stock,conditions range from restored, started projects, full projects to parts vehicles.

Bumper to Bumper is Canada’s homegrown automotive distribution network. With a 40-year history under our belt, we have always been recognized for providing top quality product inventory. We work with passion because we love what we do and we are always looking out for the latest trends and technologies to continue to bring value to our customers.

Welcome sunshine, warmth, & spring rain! You are at the Shaunavon Industries website, where our goal is to provide you with useful information about our company that, we hope, makes it easier for you to do business with us.Spring has sprung, time to put away the mittens and prepare for seeding.Laurie and the Sales team can kick-start your spring operations with a new Air Seeder.

Truck dealers, truck repair and service, car electrical services.

Randy and Pati Schranz, along with their two children, Layne and Lisa, started Randy's Towing in their home in 1974.Previous to starting his own business, Randy worked eight years towing for another business. With one truck and lots of determination Randy set out on his own. Three hours as a new business he got his first tow job. Pati became the entire office, as well as mom of to young children. The home phone become Randy's Towing, the mailbox was off limits for fear the phone would ring and a customer could not be helped. As the children grew so did the business. Layne joined his father in the tow business for many years.