Off-Highway Vehicles

The applications we serve include:

Agricultural Equipment

• Tractors – The backbone of farming operations, used for towing, tillage, planting, and powering a wide range of implements across all types of terrain.
• Combines – Large harvesting machines that simultaneously cut, thresh, and separate grain crops in a single pass across the field.
• Forage Harvesters – High-capacity machines that chop and collect green crops like corn or grass for silage production.

Construction Equipment

• Excavators – Tracked or wheeled machines equipped with a boom and bucket used for digging, trenching, and material handling on job sites.
• Bulldozers – Heavy tracked machines with a front-mounted blade used for pushing large quantities of soil, sand, or debris.
• Wheel Loaders – Versatile machines with a front bucket used for scooping, lifting, and transporting loose materials on construction sites.
• Motor Graders – Long-bodied machines with a central blade used to create flat surfaces and precise grades on roads and job sites.
• Skid Steer Loaders – Compact, maneuverable machines with lift arms used for digging, grading, and material handling in tight spaces.
• Compactors/Rollers – Heavy machines used to compress soil, asphalt, or gravel to create a stable, even surface.
• Trenchers – Machines designed to cut narrow trenches in the ground for laying pipes, cables, or drainage systems.

Mining Equipment

• Haul Trucks – Massive off-road dump trucks designed to transport large volumes of ore, rock, or overburden in open-pit mining operations.
• Drill Rigs – Machines used to bore holes into rock or earth for blasting, sampling, or anchoring in mining and construction.
• Underground Loaders (LHDs) – Low-profile load-haul-dump vehicles designed to scoop and transport material in confined underground mining tunnels.
• Mining Shovels – Giant electric or hydraulic shovels used to excavate and load massive quantities of material into haul trucks.

Forestry Equipment

• Feller Bunchers – Machines that cut and gather multiple trees simultaneously, laying them in bunches for further processing.
• Skidders – Rugged vehicles used to drag or carry felled trees from the cutting site to a landing area for processing.
• Forwarders – Articulated machines that pick up and carry cut logs on a bunk or load area to reduce ground disturbance.
• Harvesters – Multi-function forestry machines that fell, delimb, and buck trees into logs in a single automated operation.

Utility & Ground Support Vehicles

• Telehandlers – Versatile lifting machines with a telescoping boom used to reach and place materials at height on construction or agricultural sites.
• Aerial Work Platforms (AWPs) – Self-propelled machines that lift workers and equipment to elevated heights for maintenance or construction tasks.
• Airport Ground Support Equipment (GSE) – Specialized vehicles such as baggage tugs, pushback tractors, and de-icers that service aircraft on the ground.”