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Big OEM launches get the headlines, but some of the most durable demand in equipment sits in the attachment market for mowing, mulching, stump grinding, and roadside clearing. That corner of the business keeps winning because the work never really goes away.
Diamond Mowers is not trying to be a giant OEM. The Sioux Falls manufacturer built its business around the harder, less glamorous side of the market: mowing, mulching, brush cutting, and the support network required to keep those tools working in the field.
From a small Ohio shop frustrated with bad equipment to the company that bought Vermeer's forestry mulcher line, Fecon has spent 30+ years building Bull Hogs that won't quit. Here's how they got here.
The Sioux Falls attachment maker has quietly become one of the most trusted names in land clearing. From drum mulchers to disc cutters, Diamond Mowers carved out its niche by building for the operators who actually run the iron.
With nine brands, a Dover Corporation backing, and attachments on jobsites everywhere, Paladin is quietly one of the most important companies in construction equipment.
Founded in 2011 with just 12 employees, GEM Attachments has grown to nearly 80 workers and 147,000 square feet of manufacturing space—all while keeping production 100% American-made.
A Morgan City native builds an American-made equipment empire, creating jobs and carrying on a family legacy in the Bayou Region.
Morgan City's Viking Attachments expands domestic production with $160,000 investment, creating jobs and honoring a three-generation legacy in the heart of Cajun Country.
Founded in 1984, Kenco has spent four decades engineering the lifting attachments that keep America's infrastructure projects moving. From jersey barriers to massive boulders, their USA-made products have become the gold standard for contractors and government agencies nationwide.
From Sioux Falls to job sites across North America, Diamond Mowers has carved out a reputation for building some of the toughest forestry and vegetation management attachments in the industry.
From a small workshop in the Italian Alps to six continents, FAE Group has spent over three decades pushing the boundaries of forestry mulching and vegetation management equipment.
Fort Wayne manufacturer expands post driver lineup with compact model targeting contractors, farmers, and solar installers seeking efficient, damage-free post installation.
Founded in 1997 on the shores of Lake Superior, Genesis Attachments has grown from a small shear manufacturer to a globally recognized leader in demolition, scrap processing, and recycling equipment—all while staying true to its Midwest roots.
From snow blowers on a Hector farm to Battle Ax mulchers shipped worldwide, Loftness has spent nearly 70 years proving that employee ownership and specialized focus create lasting equipment brands.
From a startup in 1995 to a 250,000-square-foot operation shipping thousands of attachments nationwide, Blue Diamond has become the go-to source for contractors who can't afford downtime.
From humble beginnings in Evendale to a 150,000+ square foot manufacturing powerhouse in Lebanon, Fecon has shipped over 25,000 mulcher heads worldwide and continues to define the vegetation management industry.
From a small Findlay, Ohio blacksmith shop to a globally respected heavy equipment attachment manufacturer, Werk-Brau's 77-year journey offers lessons in American manufacturing resilience.
From humble beginnings to industry leadership—how Paladin Attachments built a reputation for durability and innovation in the competitive attachment market.
Volvo Construction Equipment expands attachment portfolio with acquisition of Allied Construction Products, signaling continued industry consolidation.
This Pennsylvania-based attachment manufacturer has built a reputation for innovative designs and indestructible construction. Here's how they do it.