Sdlg News, Videos, and Information

Tue March 22, 2016

Stasi Brothers Bolsters Snow Removal Fleet With SDLG

For more than 50 years, Stasi Brothers Asphalt & Masonry has been one of the Northeast's premier, private snow and ice removal companies. The Westbury, N.Y.-based outfit has a large fleet of wheel loaders, trucks and other vehicles that serve a wide variety of clients, and with it, a deep knowledge of the tools that it takes to get the job done....

Mon January 18, 2016

SDLG Adds Three New Dealers to North American Network

It's been a little over two years since SDLG began selling its wheel loaders in the United States and Canada, and already, the company is having an impact on the region. As the brand's value proposition gains traction, it has increasingly become important for the company to expand its dealer network to satiate growing demand....

Thu October 29, 2015

Whitehead and Johns Recycles with SDLG

The Floridian company has found that SDLG wheel loaders are ideal for its recycling business. When one of Whitehead and Johns’ wheel loaders blew a transmission that would take several months to fix, the company found itself in a pitch....

Mon October 05, 2015

SDLG Wheel Loader Proves Valuable for Rental Market

Motion Machinery is a Texas-based equipment rental company with a fleet of more than 80 machines. The company has a wide array of equipment, including machines from several premium brands. But two factors were cutting into the Tomball company’s bottom line: initial acquisition costs and time-consuming maintenance....

Thu August 27, 2015

SDLG Finds Footing With New Business Model

The construction equipment industry can sometimes seem like a crowded market. There’s plenty of brands to choose from, manufactured by top-notch companies from across the globe. So when a new company is ready to unroll a new line of products, how can it hope to stand out amidst a sea of competition?The answer for SDLG: A unique business model that seeks to provide wheel loaders to a select group of customers that might not have had their needs met by other manufacturers....