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2300 Henderson Ave.
Eugene, OR 97403
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Main: 541-302-9199
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Parts: 541-302-9199
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Service: 541-302-9199
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Rental: 541-736-9343
Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

24-hour emergency service available: 888-738-3776
Emergency callout fees will apply.

Peterson Cat is the family-owned authorized Cat dealer in Eugene. We provide new and used Cat equipment, parts, service, rentals, rental power, power systems, commercial truck engine service, and product support for customers throughout Eugene, Springfield, and Benton, Lane, and Linn counties.

From construction and forestry equipment to hydraulic hoses, field service, and equipment rentals, the Eugene team supports contractors, loggers, municipalities, and other businesses across the southern and central Willamette Valley and Oregon's central coast.


Serving Eugene Since Peterson Came to Oregon

Peterson sales manager Allan Emmons posing with a long line of Cat wheel loaders and excavators
Allan Emmons standing with the new equipment pre-ordered for Peterson’s acquisition of Pape in 2003
Peterson Cat Eugene with newly installed signs approximately 2003
New Peterson signs in Eugene
Siegmund 558 LL doing a demonstration at the Pacific Logging Conference in September 2018
Siegmund 558 LL doing a demonstration at the Pacific Logging Conference in September 2018

Peterson Cat's history in Eugene dates to 2003, when Peterson became the Caterpillar dealer for southern Oregon. Before the transition was even complete, Peterson ordered 50 new Cat machines so customers would have equipment available from day one. Shortly after Peterson opened its doors, railcars loaded with new Caterpillar equipment lined the railroad spur behind the Eugene store — a dramatic introduction to Oregon's construction community.

Eugene has also remained closely connected to Caterpillar's forestry history. In 2011, the Cat 568 Log Loader debuted at the Oregon Logging Conference in Eugene. The machine incorporated major advances in hydraulic performance, swing torque and fuel efficiency developed for demanding logging applications in the Pacific Northwest.