Great Northern Equipment Purchases the Assets of Maxim Manufacturing Corporation

February 17, 2016 – Great Northern Equipment (GNE) completed its asset purchase of Maxim Manufacturing Corporation on February 4, 2016. For over 40 years, Mississippi based Maxim has designed and built rugged, high quality, commercial grade landscape tillers, trimmers, sprinklers, rollers and more for a wide variety of customers across the USA.

GNE is proud to be adding Maxim products to our existing assortment of high quality products. We look forward to continuing the great tradition of quality maintained by Maxim for over four decades.

GNE is inviting any dealers interested in supporting the sales and service of Maxim products to contact us for more information.

About GNE
GNE has been in the outdoor power equipment industry for over 30 years and has its corporate office in Rogers, Minn. and a branch office in Garland, Texas. Their customers include dealers, rental stores, big-box stores, national accounts, OEMs and hardware co-ops. For more information, visit gnedi.com or call 866.297.5075.

About Maxim
For more information, visit maximmfg.com.

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