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Julie Parsons
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Parsons Custom Machining's Quick Survey (2 questions) It only takes a couple minutes and I would like to know more about your experiences with machine shops.
1. How do you get your farm equipment repaired?
2. Are you familiar with machine shops,...
Want to remind everyone that spring means outdoor gardening and projects that require lawn equipment or farm machinery. If you find your equipment had been put away last fall with a broken shaft or in need of mechanical repair, don't forget PCM is...
Now that summer is upon us here in the Wabash Valley, everyone will be out in their yard, garden or fields planting grooming and preparing for the warm growing days ahead. Of course getting things done means dragging the equipment out of the barn ...
I am excited about the opportunity to become involved with the progress and growth of the Wabash Valley Business Community. As a small business owner our company has one of the best reputations for quality products and professional service in the ...
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I have been President/CEO of Parsons Custom Machining Inc. for the past 17 years. In 1997 we received the Quality Improvement Award from Indiana's Lt. Govenor Joe Kernon. On that occasion I was asked to speak at the then Hoosier Dome as the smalle...
Business people from the Brazil, IN area and Clay County.
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- Business Status:
- Owner
- Company Name
- Parsons Custom Machining Inc.
- About Me:
- Agressive female business owner with 30 years experience in manufacturing. For the past 17 years have been the president/CEO of Parsons Custom Machining Inc. a small WMB business located outside of Terre Haute Indiana.
- Website:
- http://www.parsonscustom.com
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Don't Wait till it is too late to fix it!
Now that summer is upon us here in the Wabash Valley, everyone will be out in their yard, garden or fields planting grooming and preparing for the warm growing days ahead. Of course getting things done means dragging the equipment out of the barn or garage to begin the process of preparing the soil, and keeping folage in check.
Many breakdowns happen after a summer of cutting and digging, leaving the equipment in need of repair, but since winter was upon us... it gets left till spring. Now is th… Continue
Many breakdowns happen after a summer of cutting and digging, leaving the equipment in need of repair, but since winter was upon us... it gets left till spring. Now is th… Continue
Posted on May 8, 2009 at 10:05am —
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