John Fabick Sr. and his father, Philip Fabick, opened Tower Grove Livery Stable in St. Louis, MO.

The first "Caterpillar" track-type tractor, was operated in California.

The John Fabick Tractor Company is founded when John Fabick Sr. began selling Cletrac Tractors.

The Caterpillar Tractor Co. forms and names a competitor their designated dealer.

John Fabick Sr. developed the Allwork tractor line to compete with Caterpillar.

Caterpillar reversed decision, naming John Fabick Tractor co. as their exclusive St. Louis dealer.

Oil was struck in Salem, IL so John Fabick Tractor Co. opened a satellite branch.

The Fabick Aircraft Division was born allowing travel between branches and rural customers.

The interstate highway system construction elevated used equipment demand in St. Louis.

The John Fabick Tractor Co. provided equipment to help build the Gateway Arch.

John Fabick Tractor Co. machines help build Busch Stadium; home to the St. Louis Cardinals.

The John Fabick Tractor Co. and NC Machinery supported the Trans-Alaska Pipeline.

FABCO Inc. was created after joining 2 dealerships in WI and Upper MI.

Current president, Doug Fabick, becomes dealer principal.

FABCO Rents formed an alliance with Lincoln Contractors Supply Inc., a local WI Company.

The John Fabick Tractor Co. acquired E. A. Martin.

The John Fabick Tractor Co. joined 3 other dealerships to form Pipeline Machinery.

FABCO set up the FABTECH Service Technician Education Center in Appleton, WI.

The John Fabick Tractor Co. and FABCO Inc merged to become the Fabick Cat of today!

Fabick Cat celebrated its centennial anniversary.