Yoder Manufacturing turns 100 years old in 2010! To commemorate this milestone, the company looking for the oldest Yoder machinery in production. Do you have a Yoder machine from the 1930s, 1940s or 1950s that is still in production? Have you inherited a Yoder machine that you think may be old? Or are you just curious of the history on your Yoder equipment? If you are interested in participating, please send us:
-Yoder Serial Number
-Model of the Yoder Machine (if you know)
-Digital picture of the Yoder machine
-Address where Yoder machine is currently installed With that information, we will compile the information to find out the oldest Yoder machine in production. The winner will be featured in our 100th anniversary marketing campaign. Visit the Yoder Web site throughout the year to see how many older machines are still running. You can also view the history of Yoder on our history page on the website. For more information, visit www.formtekgroup.com.
Yoder 100th Anniversary Contest
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