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Virnig Manufacturing grew from a two-car garage in rural Minnesota into a multi-facility attachment maker by staying focused on compact equipment, in-house production, and the kind of product categories dealers can actually move.
Blue Diamond Attachments is not an OEM giant, and that is exactly what makes it worth watching. The Knoxville-based company built its business around the reality that margins, uptime, and dealer relationships often hinge on the attachment, not just the carrier.
Deere says the settlement ends a closely watched repair-services lawsuit with no finding of wrongdoing. For equipment owners, the real question is what access looks like in the shop and in the field.
Weeks-long wait times, $200/hour shop rates, and techs who've never sat in the seat. The way dealers service equipment isn't working for operators anymore.
The Associated Equipment Distributors Summit brought dealers together to address industry challenges. Key insights from this year's conference in Orlando.
Swedish conglomerate Ferronordic's $17M Iowa acquisition signals accelerating consolidation in construction equipment distribution as regional dealers face a choice: grow or get acquired.
The Swedish equipment giant's American subsidiary adds three Iowa locations and 26 employees in a $17.7 million deal that signals accelerating European consolidation of the U.S. dealer landscape.
This third-generation Illinois dealership demonstrates how family equipment businesses evolve while maintaining the values that built them.
How this Nebraska-based John Deere dealer has expanded from farm equipment roots to become a construction equipment powerhouse across six states.