WoodMaxx

09/03/2026

We take product demonstrations very seriously around here.
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09/01/2026

We had to bring a few toys out for Akron Tractor Night. 🚜 Tucker brought the Bobcat out with our MX-9900SS and backhoe, and of course Maverick needed his own “Maverick’s Tractor” sign for the night.

Always a good time seeing what everyone brings out, catching up with familiar faces, and spending the night with family and friends. Thanks to everyone who stopped over to check out the equipment and say hi! Already looking forward to the next one!
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08/25/2026

What a week at the Wyoming County Fair! 🚜🐷🌾

We had a great turnout at the WoodMaxx booth and really enjoyed meeting so many local landowners, farmers, families, and members of the community throughout the week. Thank you to everyone who stopped by! One of the highlights of the week was taking part in the 4-H Livestock Auction, where we were proud to place the winning bid on Ava Ressler’s pig. 🐷👏

Thank you to everyone who made this year’s Wyoming County Fair such a success. We’re already looking forward to the next one! 🇺🇸🌾

08/18/2026

"Built for the Back 40" isn't a buzzword. It's the standard around here.💪🌲

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08/16/2026

A little 716 supporting 716. 👏

American Country 716 Farm stopped by our booth at the Niagara County Fair to talk tractors, attachments, and what we’re doing right here in Western New York.

He is part of a 5th-generation local farm and uses his YouTube channel to share life on the farm, equipment, and the people and businesses behind Western New York agriculture. We appreciate him taking the time to feature WoodMaxx and help introduce his audience to another local 716 company!

In the video, Alex walks American Country 716 through some of the WoodMaxx tractor attachments we brought to the fair, with Kyle and Alex representing the WoodMaxx team at the booth.

Thanks again American Country 716 Farm for stopping by and supporting local. Give his YouTube channel a follow and check out the full video! 🚜
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stopped by the Niagara County Fair and got a chance to check out WO...

08/11/2026

We had a great week at the 2026 Niagara County Fair! 🇺🇸🐑

Beyond getting to meet so many people from our local community, one of the highlights was having the opportunity to support Niagara County 4-H by bidding on Gauge’s lamb during the livestock auction.🎖️

A lot of time, responsibility, and hard work goes into raising and showing these animals, and we’re proud to support the young people who put that work in.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by the WoodMaxx booth and helped make this year’s fair such a good one.

08/06/2026

It's not every day that someone takes the time to send a message like this. We're honored to share a video from multi-platinum country artist and Special Envoy for American Landowners John Rich Music, who recently chose our American-made WoodMaxx MX-8600 PTO wood chipper for his Tennessee property.

In this video, John shares what led him to WoodMaxx, why our veteran-founded roots and American manufacturing mattered to him, and puts the MX-8600 to work on his property.

To John, thank you for your kind words and for trusting WoodMaxx. We're proud to have you as part of the WoodMaxx family.

⭐Veteran-founded
⭐American-made
⭐Hydrostatic infeed system
⭐Backed by a 7-year / 1,000-hour warranty

We hope you enjoy the full video!

07/29/2026

Big flail mower capability for tractors with as little as 15 PTO HP. ⭐
Our FM-54 PTO flail mower features a 47" cutting width, making it a great fit for compact tractors tackling tall grass, weeds, and trail maintenance.
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07/28/2026

Hidden beneath this natural tree tunnel was an overgrown trail waiting to be opened back up.

A flail mower is one of the best tools for maintaining walking trails, ATV trails, hunting property, and other areas where tall grass and weeds can quickly take over. In this video, we're mowing through 4–5' tall vegetation to restore easy access while preserving the natural canopy overhead.

Have a trail on your property that needs some attention?

07/23/2026

Ever wonder why a flail mower can leave an occasional strip of tall grass? When vegetation gets really tall, the tractor tires can fold it over before it reaches the mower. Since it's no longer standing upright, the flails may not catch all of it on that pass. Once the tires move on, it springs back up, making it look like the mower missed a spot.

The easiest way to avoid it is simple: don't let the growth get quite as tall. Mowing a little more often gives the mower a much cleaner cut.
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