Titan Implements is now IronCraft

Titan Implements Becomes IronCraft: What You Need to Know

New Ownership, New Identity

Titan Implement has officially rebranded to IronCraft. With new ownership stepping in, the company is distancing itself from long-standing confusion with similarly named brands. The change comes with a fresh approach and a clearer identity, helping customers separate this well-built product line from lower-tier importers.

Why the Name Change Matters

The shift from Titan Implement to IronCraft is more than cosmetic. For years, many have confused Titan Implement with Titan Attachments—two completely separate companies. Titan Attachments (also known as Palletforks.com) is a Chinese importer known for ultra-budget equipment, often sold through major online marketplaces. That low-cost focus has often cast an unfair shadow over Titan Implement’s offerings.

IronCraft, by contrast, is based in Tennessee and manufactures many of its products domestically. In cases where equipment is imported, such as flail mowers or rototillers, the company maintains exclusive arrangements to ensure consistent quality. This is not the same product line you'll find under the Titan Attachments name.

Positioned as a Value Implement Line

When it comes to equipment selection, IronCraft fits solidly in the "value" category. These are not bottom-of-the-barrel imports, nor are they premium-grade tools built to last several decades like those from Woods or Land Pride. Instead, they strike a balance between price and performance—ideal for operators who don’t need top-tier equipment but still want durability and reliable function.

For implements that only see seasonal use, like rototillers, it’s hard to justify the cost of a high-end model. IronCraft fills that gap with solid construction and sensible pricing, giving buyers good value without skimping too much on quality.

Changes to Product Offerings

As part of the rebranding, IronCraft has made some changes to its product line. Most notably, the Trailblazer front-mounted mowers are being discontinued. These mowers had become a staple in certain setups, but due to possible patent issues, they’re no longer part of the catalog. Efforts are underway to evaluate replacement options, and other manufacturers are being considered to fill the gap left behind.

What to Expect Moving Forward

IronCraft’s rebranding is a move in the right direction. With a clearer name, more distinct identity, and growing presence in the U.S. market, this company is establishing itself as a reliable source for right-priced implements. Their team is accessible, and they’ve shown a commitment to supporting their dealer network with real customer service—something that sets them apart from the online-only sellers.

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If you're in the market for a well-built implement that offers value without sacrificing quality—or if you need parts and service for your current equipment—reach out to us. The Messick's team is always ready to help. Call 800-222-3373 or visit messicks.com.