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Thank You all for 60 Years

This year we are thankful for 60 years of service. A huge thank you to Rensselaer and our clientele all over Indiana, Illinois and dotted around the united states, as well as a thank you to all the wonderful folks who have been on our staff over the years. Without every one of you Claussen Equipment would be nothing but a building, we are so blessed to be able to serve all of you in the past 60 years and hopefully for many, many years to come.

Why is everything orange?

If you take a look around the show room you will see it, orange this and that. If you drop something off or we send you back to talk to one of our guys you will see that they keep everything looking nice (for a shop) and everything that needed to be painted, was painted white black or orange. Off the top of your head you may think Kioti, maybe woods, even simplicity is kinda orange, but the color is not quite right. This orange is Allis orange. We have a rich history with the iconic Allis-Chalmers and we even won many awards from the company in its heyday. We still pride ourselves in being able to service the big orange tractors. Why we continue to paint things orange now, from what I've heard, is because that's just the way it has always been done. Around here values don't change unless a overwhelming force pushes us to. We all do everything we can to remember our roots, that's just who we are as a family and company.