Brands We Service
PDG supports a range of farm and heavy equipment brands commonly used across Northeast Wisconsin. We focus on the repair need in front of us and do not force customers into one narrow service path.
Work centered on the equipment, not only the badge
PDG works on a range of farm and heavy equipment brands commonly used across Northeast Wisconsin. The goal is to solve the problem in front of you with practical repair support, whether that means welding, hydraulic service, maintenance, tires, or a broader service conversation.
John Deere Equipment
Repair, welding, hydraulic, and maintenance support for customers using john deere equipment in real working conditions.
Case IH Equipment
Repair, welding, hydraulic, and maintenance support for customers using case ih equipment in real working conditions.
New Holland Equipment
Repair, welding, hydraulic, and maintenance support for customers using new holland equipment in real working conditions.
Kubota Equipment
Repair, welding, hydraulic, and maintenance support for customers using kubota equipment in real working conditions.
Bobcat Equipment
Repair, welding, hydraulic, and maintenance support for customers using bobcat equipment in real working conditions.
Caterpillar Equipment
Repair, welding, hydraulic, and maintenance support for customers using caterpillar equipment in real working conditions.
Important note
These brand pages are meant to show the kinds of equipment PDG commonly works around. They do not represent a dealer relationship or factory endorsement. The focus stays on practical repair support for the machines our customers already own and use.
Downtime, wear, and repair decisions look familiar
Even when brands differ, many customer concerns stay the same: hydraulic issues, structural damage, seasonal maintenance, tire wear, driveability problems, and the question of whether the equipment is better handled on-site or in the shop. That is why the brand hub connects directly to our services and support pages.
Share the brand, model, and issue
The more clearly we understand the machine and the problem, the easier it is to point you toward the right service path. Let us know what brand you are working with, what changed, and whether the equipment needs field support or planned shop time.
Ask about your equipment brand
Tell us the brand, model, and issue, and we will help you decide the most practical next step.
