Celebrating an Excellent 2019 

For many of the sectors we serve, 2019 was tough. Wild weather and trade disputes made for a challenging year in ag, a tight labor market and increasing material costs put construction customers to the test, and changes in exporting recyclable materials and massive forest fires affected those working in material handling and forestry. However, despite the numerous obstacles to overcome, 2019 was a year of successes for us. Here are just a few highlights from the last year.

Re-imagining One of Our Favorite Christmas Songs 

Using Radial Tires to Increase the Productivity of Snow Removal Equipment

From mid-sized wheel loaders moving snow at the mall to compact loaders and backhoe loaders clearing neighborhood sidewalks, these versatile pieces of equipment have proven indispensable for both commercial and residential snow removal. A simple and easy way to squeeze even more performance and profit from these valuable pieces of machinery is by switching them to an application-specific radial tire.

Choosing an Application-Specific Skid Steer Tread Pattern 

Today’s skid steers work in a wide range of conditions, encountering everything from rock, mud, and sand to gravel, asphalt, and concrete. One thing that remains the same no matter the surface is the need to minimize spinning, maximize traction, and increase longevity. There’s no better way to accomplish all of these outcomes than with application-specific skid steer tires. Whether you’re looking for traction, speed, or durability—or some other attribute—we have a skid steer tire for you.

What We Will Be Talking about Around the Dinner Table This Thanksgiving 

Champagne and New Year’s Eve, grilling and Independence Day, candy and Halloween—food has long been tied to the celebration of holidays, but perhaps none more so than turkey and Thanksgiving. It’s hard to imagine sitting down to the dinner table on the fourth Thursday of November and not seeing the iconic dish gracing the center of the table. According to the National Turkey Federation, as many as 88% of Americans eat turkey at Thanksgiving. The food and holiday have a unique history together; keep reading to learn some interesting facts about turkey and Thanksgiving you might not know.