TUALATIN, Ore. -- Jacto Inc. presented several awards at its National Distributor Meeting and Jacto University training session, which took place March 2-3 at the company’s headquarters in Tualatin, Ore. More than 60 distribution partners from the Short-Line-AG and Outdoor-Power-Equipment fields were in attendance, and Jacto’s USA staff and key managers from the company’s Brazilian headquarters conducted the meeting.
The company recognized selected distributors with longevity awards. Charlie Reilly of J.S. Woodhouse Co. Inc., was recognized for 15 years of distribution partnership with Jacto. Roberts Supply, TidewaterPower Equipment and Tru Power, Inc., received five year awards. Plus, Bob Dreher, territory manager for Tru Power, Inc. was singled out for his achievement of selling nearly 2,000 Jacto backpack sprayers to dealers in his market during 2016. This feat earned Bob and his wife Trudy a trip to Brazil, which they are taking in April 2017.

Photo: Charlie Reilly, J.S. Woodhouse, is recognized for 15 years of distribution partnership with Jacto by Jacto Inc. president, Greg Imus and Jacto Inc. president-emeritus, Lee Richey.
The Jacto event also included education and information. The session included news of product updates and additions along with detailed, hands-on training and education regarding Jacto’s range of tractor-powered sprayers for specialty crops and the company’s line of portable sprayers for commercial use.
In business since 1948, Jacto offers sprayers in capacities starting at one gallon and working up to highly-sophisticated self-propelled models holding 1,200 gallons of liquid.
Photos provided by Jacto Inc.
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