Old Dominion Brush
Street sweeper brushes and brooms plus truck, trailer and tow-behind debris and leaf collection systems, built for municipalities since 1910.
Street sweeper brushes and brooms plus truck, trailer and tow-behind debris and leaf collection systems, built for municipalities since 1910.
Remote-operated slope mowers that cut up to 50 degree grades from 1,000 feet away, plus autonomous mowers one employee can supervise three at a time.
Grinding, shredding and screening equipment that turns wood waste into mulch, bedding and biomass, sold factory direct on Sourcewell contract 030923-RTO.
Roadside vegetation management equipment for government agencies: tractor-mounted booms, flail and rotary mowers, cutting heads and sickle bars.
Tiger Corporation has manufactured durable boom and roadside mowers since 1968.
Turf, landscape, golf and irrigation equipment for municipal grounds crews and parks departments, including zero-turn mowers and utility vehicles.
Trackless Vehicles has produced multi-functional municipal tractors for over 50 years.
Heavy-duty dump truck bodies, snow and ice control systems, and vacuum leaf and debris collectors.
Compact articulating tractors with more than 30 attachments for year-round grounds maintenance, including a remote-operated model for steep slopes.
Grinders, trommel screens, compost turners, tree chippers and mulchers / Tree maintenance equipment
Waste and organics recycling equipment for North America: shredders, windrow turners, screens, depackagers and conveyors, from one machine to a turnkey system.
Commercial zero turn mowers with front mount decks and integrated grass handling, built in Colorado and sold to agencies via Sourcewell.
Waste and recycling equipment across one family of brands: compactors, balers, dumpsters, roll-offs, refuse trucks, trailers and Toter carts.
Wright builds heavy-duty commercial mowers: zero-turn, stand-on, walk-behind, and mid-mount.
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