COLUMBUS – Look for one of the largest indoor power equipment shows in the country to continue its tradition of bringing together visitors and displays of the latest developments in power equipment industry.
The 33rd annual Power Show Ohio opens Jan. 24 at the state fairgrounds for three consecutive days.
The Ohio Expo Center is located in Columbus at the 17th Avenue exit (Exit 111) of Interstate 71.
Admission. Gates open at 9 a.m. each morning and close at 4 p.m. each evening.
Free tickets are available from equipment dealers who are members of the Ohio-Michigan Equipment Dealers Association. Admission at the door is $5 for those arriving without a ticket; youth 12 and under are admitted free.
Look for a complete list of dealers online at www.omeda.org.
Exhibits. Approximately 270 exhibitors are located in four buildings totaling 300,000 square feet – representing more than 600 companies.
Power Show Ohio gives visitors the unique opportunity to experience the latest in equipment technology – all in one place – all at once.
Visitors can talk with the manufacturers and their representatives of the products and services on display. They can touch, see and examine the actual products and equipment.
At Power Show Ohio, you’ll find tractors, skid steer loaders, commercial mowing equipment, grain handling, computer software, fence building, haying equipment, buildings, backhoes, compact tractors and livestock equipment.
Educational seminars. Ohio State University’s Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering Department will have a full slate of seminars on farm and rural issues.
New for last year, the cooking demonstrations were very enjoyable. Two demos will be held each of the show days.
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