Sometimes the machine you already own will do the job with the right addition. Bring us what you have and tell us what you are trying to accomplish.

Making one machine do more

The most common request is getting a mower through winter. Depending on the machine, a snow thrower attachment, a blade, or a set of chains and weights turns something that sits idle for five months into something that earns its shed space.

Baggers, mulching kits, carts, and dethatchers cover most of the rest. A mulching kit in particular is worth knowing about, since it returns clippings to the lawn and saves you the bagging entirely.

What fits and what does not

This is where a dealer beats a catalogue. Attachment compatibility depends on frame, deck, and drive, and plenty of things that appear to fit will overload a transmission that was never specified for the load.

We will tell you when an upgrade is a bad idea for your particular machine. A worn-out mower given a heavy attachment simply fails somewhere more expensive.

Golf carts

Carts get a fair amount of this too. Tires suited to gravel rather than turf, lift kits for lake roads, lights, cargo beds, and weather enclosures for shoulder-season use.

Custom fabrication

Genuinely custom brackets, mounts, and one-off pieces are within reach where nothing off the shelf exists. Owner Allan Zimney also runs Diamond Collision Center, an auto body shop on the same street, so there is metalworking and welding capability across the two lots that most equipment dealers simply do not have.

Come and describe it

(715) 866-4442 or bring the machine to 26680 Lakeland Ave N in Webster. Describe the job rather than the part you think you need, because there is frequently a simpler answer.