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Dealers, service departments and fleets

Running mixed equipment is a fitment problem at scale

One machine is a research job. Twenty machines from six makes is the same job twenty times, done by people who have better things to do.

Where we can help today

Everything on this site is free to use and free to share with a crew. If you run a mixed fleet, the practical value right now is straightforward.

  • Save every machine in your fleet under My Equipment, so a tech can pull up the right fitment notes on a phone instead of guessing.
  • Use the category pages to standardise on one mounting approach across machines that share an interface, rather than buying a different solution per machine.
  • Use the part-number search when a plastic part is discontinued on an older machine that still has years of work in it.

What we are not, yet

We want to be straight about this. We do not currently have dealer partnerships, wholesale accounts, fleet pricing, procurement agreements or sponsored placements. If we did, this page would name them.

We are also not an authorised dealer for any equipment manufacturer, and we do not sell or ship anything ourselves.

If this would be useful to you

We are building the fitment research that a fleet actually needs, and we would rather build it around real machines than guesses. If you run a service department, a rental fleet, a landscape crew, a grounds team or a municipal yard, tell us what you run and what keeps costing you time.

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