Founded in Hamilton, New Zealand, in 2014, family-owned SharpGrade designs and manufactures precision skid steer grader attachments and machine-control systems, now serving customers from its Ohio base. Its distinctive QuadRod linkage and retracting-wheel designs grew from customer feedback and are built for accurate finish grading with compact track and skid steer loaders. SharpGrade exports worldwide while incorporating lean, zero-waste practices into its manufacturing operations.
Precision Manufacturing INCBorn from a tree-shear design invented in 1992, Precision Manufacturing makes American-built tractor and skid-steer attachments for clearing land, handling brush and moving material. The company acquired the HyReach Clipper line in 2002, retained its employees and moved production from an unheated Hughesville barn into a modern Sedalia facility. Precision fabricates most components in-house and its equipment has been used by landowners, professionals and public maintenance departments, including disaster cleanup crews.MORGANTOWN, WV
New River EquipmentNew River Equipment designs and makes stump-grinding equipment, including the Revolution cutting wheel system and the Stump Gun vertical skid-steer attachment. Based in North Canton, Ohio, the company also develops its own SaberTooth cutting teeth and replacement wheel parts, with the Revolution built around precise tool alignment and reversible pockets that protect the wheel.NORTH CANTON, OH
Gradall Industries, LLCFor 80 years, Gradall Industries has made specialized machines for government and private contractors, mines, metal mills, and firefighting operations. Based in New Philadelphia, Ohio, the company is known for building versatile equipment under the Gradall name and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.NEW PHILADELPHIA, OH
Homestead ImplementsFamily-owned and veteran-owned, Homestead Implements grew from Lee Lodestro’s experience as a lifelong tractor owner and co-owner of Jamestown Advanced Products. In Jamestown, New York, its team makes American-made tractor attachments in a 179,000-square-foot facility, testing them on its own homesteads and drawing on nearly four decades of manufacturing experience.JAMESTOWN, NY