Start at the Beginning

Since 1946, Woods® has grown to become the undisputed cutter expert. This legacy began with development of the first tractor-mounted rotary cutter and continues today with unmatched product innovations such as greasable Quick-change blade pins and a smooth, sloped deck that sheds debris.

And yet, we still go back to customers like you before redesigning a product. Erasing preconceptions, we listen - really listen - to what you need and value. Then, Woods® Engineers go to work creating a product that you will love to use. Finally, we make it just a bit more durable, kick up the performance and add style, because that's what people expect from Woods®. Newly redesigned, the top-selling Woods® BrushBull™ is easy to use and maintain, delivers superior cut quality and performance, and looks good doing it. Year after year after year.

Woods® has built a reputation for manufacturing high quality, durable attachments - as do many suppliers of agricultural tractor attachments. What makes Woods® different? We have talented teams that listen to our customers, develop ideas, and build incredible products. These teams innovate day in and day out to make sure Woods® attachments not only perform well, but are safe to operate and simple to maintain.

Always there

Woods® products are sold through a North American dealer network, supported by a dedicated sales force. We also enjoy strong private label relationships with several tractor manufacturers. As a result, you will also see our attachments in livestock operations, recreational areas, and market gardens. Wherever you find hardworking people digging, growing, moving, and mowing, you'll most likely find Woods® attachments.

Always innovating

To illustrate our story of innovation, the Woods® logo is complemented by a brand promise icon (pictured below). The icon symbolizes the three elements of our brand - design, durability, and style - as three rolling hills and the many places our products are used, such as mowing roadsides, maintaining pastures and waterways, shredding crops, and countless other applications.