Our Journey
Founded in 2009, Dirty Equipment emerged from a simple yet powerful idea: to create agricultural equipment that truly serves farmers' needs. What began with our first Dirty Digger has evolved into a comprehensive line of innovative farming solutions.
Our roots in farming run deep. As farmers ourselves, we understand firsthand the challenges and demands of modern agriculture. This practical experience drives our commitment to designing equipment that's not just functional, but transformative for your farming operations.
Our First Dirty Digger - 2009
Our Core Values
Farmer-First Approach
Every design decision is made with the farmer in mind. We prioritize practical solutions that make your work easier and more efficient.
Engineering Excellence
We combine innovative engineering with robust construction to create equipment that's both advanced and reliable.
Quality Commitment
From material selection to final assembly, we maintain rigorous quality standards to ensure lasting performance.
Customer Partnership
We view our customers as long-term partners, providing ongoing support and continuously incorporating farmer feedback.
Made in Canada
Our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Alberta combines advanced production capabilities with traditional craftsmanship. Every piece of equipment is built with precision and care, ensuring the highest standards of quality and reliability.
- In-house design and engineering
- Quality-controlled assembly
- Rigorous testing protocols
- Continuous quality improvement
Our Manufacturing Facility
Local Roots, Global Vision
Our team combines deep agricultural expertise with engineering innovation to create equipment that meets the evolving needs of modern farming.
15+
Years of Experience
50
Machines Built
100%
Canadian Made
Looking to the Future
As farming continues to evolve, so do we. Our commitment to innovation drives us to constantly improve and expand our equipment line, always with the goal of helping farmers work more efficiently and productively.
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