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Mike Cechal retired from Amerequip on April 18, 2019 after serving 7 years as our IT Manager.

AFS Corporate Member Neenah Foundry and Amerequip Corporation worked together on converting an 11-piece steel weldment into a single ductile iron casting.

Congratulations to the Employ Humanity Top 50 Awesome Places To Work (Wisconsin)

Steve "Sticker" Gulig retired on February 7, 2019, after over 10 years with Amerequip as a Welder.

Vera Graves retired on January 31, 2019, after over 30 years with Amerequip. Vera most recently worked in our Fabrication department as a Material Handler.

The Wisconsin-based designer and manufacturer of custom equipment for the commercial landscape, agricultural and industrial markets has invested more than $25 million to grow its business.

Deb Ehlenbeck retired on November 2, 2018, after 11 years with Amerequip. Deb worked in our Accounting department as a Cost Analyst.

Brimming with business, a manufacturer near Manitowoc has turned away millions of dollars in sales because it can’t hire enough help.

When a garbage truck makes a stop to pick up a refuse container, the mechanical arm that picks up the container needs to work right every time — no matter the container, the location or the weight loads.