Equipment Brands

Club Car

Club Car is an American company that manufactures electric and gas-powered golf cars and UTVs for personal and commercial use.

Freightliner

Freightliner Trucks — the most popular Class 8 truck brand in North America. Models include the Cascadia, M2 106, M2 112, and Columbia. Powered by Detroit Diesel (DD13, DD15, DD16) and Cummins engines.

Fuchs

Fuchs (Terex) material handlers and scrap recycling equipment. Popular models include the MHL331, MHL350, and MHL360 material handlers used in scrap yards, recycling facilities, and port operations worldwide.

HoseBox

HoseBox hydraulic fittings towers and mobile repair kits. Industry-leading organized fitting assortments for field service trucks and hydraulic technicians. Features the patented tower system with LearnFittings.com QR-code thread identification.

Iseki

Iseki & Co., Ltd. — A Japanese manufacturer of agricultural machinery, known for their compact tractors and engines.

JLG

Kobelco

Massey Ferguson

Massey Ferguson — A major manufacturer of agricultural equipment, offering a large line of compact and utility tractors.

Skyjack

Vermeer

Vermeer Corporation — Manufacturer of industrial wood chippers, stump grinders, horizontal grinders, and tree care equipment.

Case

Case Construction Equipment — Manufacturer of backhoes, excavators, skid steers, wheel loaders, and heavy construction machinery. A brand of CNH Industrial.

Hitachi

Hitachi Construction Machinery — Manufacturer of excavators, wheel loaders, dump trucks, and heavy construction equipment. A global leader in medium and large excavators.

Volvo

Volvo Trucks — Manufacturer of Class 8 heavy-duty semi-trucks including the VNL, VNR, VNX, and VHD series. Powered by the legendary D11, D13, and D16 diesel engines.

Horton

Horton — Industry-leading manufacturer of pneumatic fan clutches for Class 8 heavy-duty trucks and heavy construction equipment. Known for the DriveMaster and DM Advantage product lines.

Genie

Genie — A Terex brand. World leader in aerial work platforms including boom lifts, scissor lifts, and telehandlers. The S-Series and Z-Series are the most rented machines in the aerial industry.

Deutz

Deutz AG — German manufacturer of diesel and gas engines for off-highway applications. The F/BF 1011 and 2011 series engines power the majority of JLG, Genie, and Skyjack aerial lifts worldwide.

Waukesha

Waukesha Gas Engines (INNIO) — Manufacturer of large-bore natural gas engines for power generation, gas compression, and industrial applications. Known for the VHP series engines that run 24/7 in oil & gas, utilities, and pipeline operations.

Liebherr

Liebherr Group — German-Swiss manufacturer of heavy construction equipment, tower cranes, harbor mobile cranes, crawler cranes, mining equipment, and maritime cranes. Known worldwide for precision engineering and the LHM and LR crane series.

Sandvik

Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions — Global leader in rock crushing, screening, and mineral processing equipment. Known for the CH-Series (CH440, CH660, CH870) cone crushers and CJ-Series jaw crushers used across aggregates, mining, and quarrying.

Wirtgen

Wirtgen Group — World leader in road construction and rehabilitation equipment. Manufacturer of cold milling machines (W-Series), surface miners, slipform pavers, and soil stabilizers. Part of the John Deere family since 2017. Known for the W200, W210, and W250 cold millers.

Bobcat

Bobcat Company — World's leading manufacturer of compact equipment including skid-steer loaders, compact track loaders, excavators, and utility vehicles. Known for the S-Series and T-Series loaders with Selectable Joystick Controls (SJC). A Doosan Bobcat subsidiary.

Takeuchi

Takeuchi Manufacturing — Japanese manufacturer of compact construction equipment. Pioneer of the compact excavator and compact track loader (CTL) markets. Known for the TL130, TL230, and TL12 track loaders and TB-series mini excavators.

Gehl

Gehl Company — American manufacturer of compact equipment including skid-steer loaders, compact track loaders, telescopic handlers, and compact excavators. Known for the CTL60, CTL70, and CTL80 compact track loaders. Now part of Manitou Group.

Gomaco

GOMACO Corporation — American manufacturer of concrete paving and curb-and-gutter machinery. Industry standard for slipform pavers, canal liners, curb machines, and trimmers. Known for the GT-3600, Commander III, GP-2600, and the G+/G21 automated control systems.

Broce

Broce Manufacturing — American manufacturer of self-propelled broom sweepers. Based in Conway Springs, Kansas. Known for the Broce Broom 250 and 350 series — the industry standard for street sweeping, airport runway cleaning, and construction site cleanup. Trusted by municipalities, airports, and contractors across the US.

Auto Crane

Auto Crane — manufacturer of electric service cranes, crane bodies, and work-ready truck solutions. Based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Known for the 3203, 4004, 5005, 6006, and HC-Series service cranes installed on utility trucks, service bodies, and flatbeds across North America.

John Deere

John Deere — utility, row-crop, and industrial tractors. Parts for the 1020, 2030, 2440, 2630, 2640, 300, 301, 302, 400, and 401 Series.

Stellar

Stellar Industries — American manufacturer of hydraulic truck-mounted cranes, hooklifts, and service bodies. Based in Garner, Iowa. Known for the 2200, 3200, 4500, and 6620 series service cranes used on utility trucks, mechanic bodies, and fleet service vehicles across North America.

Clark / Tug

Clark and Tug — industrial baggage tractors, tow tractors, and ground support equipment. Parts for CT30, CTA40, CT50, and MA Series.

Ford

Ford Motor Company — vintage Ford tractor parts including the 600, 800, 900, 2000, and 4000 Series agricultural tractors.