My loader is working great.  It is the only loader to buy.  My dealer recommended Westendorf on my first tractor and that's all I've bought ever since.  I've had other brands, but nothing compares to my Westendorf. I use it mainly for dirt, gravel and hay.  I recommend Westendorf to all of my neighbors.

I thought I would send you some pictures of the Brush Crusher I bought from you. I clear cut about a 1/2 acre of cedar trees that all were about 35 ft tall. I clear cut them off of a native prairie that I own. The implement worked extremely well and I am very pleased with it. The product was exactly what was promised.

I received my BC-3000's last Friday, and I can't begin to tell you how useful of a tool they are. I was able to cut a large quantity of fire wood in a short amount of time, and the logs I was lifting was amazing. Overall, I am happy with my purchase, and I found myself looking around to see what else I could lift.

I like everything about my TA-28 loader - It's the best.  I clear a lot of manure, as I have a lot of cattle.  I use it to haul wood and handle brush.  It's got good lift height (over 13') and works great for stacking bales.  I couldn't get along without it!  I really like the quick-tach bucket teeth.  They work really good for scooping manure, an you were the only company I found that had a quick-tack style so the teeth don't need to be bolted on.  When I want them off they're off and when I want them on, they're on in just a few minutes.  That's quite a patent and loader you have.

Thank you for making amazing loaders, I've been a proud owner for many years and never had any issues.

I purchased my Westendorf loader (a TA-26) years ago, it is now on my third tractor (3020 JD, 1025 Belarus and now a 5303 JD) it is working as good as new.

My family & I were talking with a gentleman from Westendorf last Friday at your display at the Iowa State Fair, and we were telling him about the old 1940's Westendorf running gear that I had just restored. This running gear was a hay wagon when my Grandfather had it. I am getting ready to replace the wood and fix it back to a hay wagon for parades (and just for fun).
I was around 10 years old when my Grandfather would have me drive the tractor and pull this wagon. I lost my Grandfather back in the 90's. We found this running gear in the field where we previously stored the hay. The running gear was good as new when we found it. I am 41 years old, and I am very lucky to have my parents, as my Dad has been a big part of the restoration of this wagon.
Here are a couple of pictures I thought I would send you.

Before I purchased a set of Brush Crushers for my John Deere 740 loader I knew they were going to get a serious workout. Over 75% of my 80+ acres are wooded and some logs are 18 feet long!  After some practice I can finesse those claws pretty good and do some delicate work like moving around attachments for my Super C in and out of storage.  Most of the work is moving logs and stumps and an occasional actual brush pile.  I also used it to clean up some scrap iron around the farm. Those Brush Crushers are the Cat's Meow.

Adding Fingers to My Loader I had this huge rock in my yard, and it wouldn't fit in my bucket.  I had an opportunity to test a new product for Westendorf and was amazed at the power these teeth have.  In addition to picking up that rock, I've moved culverts, cleaned out my trees, and hauled piles of firewood and debris.  It was like adding fingers to the end of my loader arms.  Jobs that would have been messy and taken me hours were done in just minutes!

I bought a Snap-Attach for my Allis-Chalmer 460 loader, bucket, spear, plus manure forks at the 2005 National Farm Show in Louisville, KY.  In 2006 I bought the FL-48 forklift at the National Farm Show.  I set up my loader to the Snap-Attach system, and it works great!  I go from moving round bales to moving pallets to scooping manure in just seconds!

In my opinion, the best improvement to come along in attachments is the Stack Saver.  I stack large round bales three high in my hay shed and had lots of trouble with the top bale sticking and not wanting to come off the bale stabber.  Now with the Stack Saver, I put the top bale on the stack and push it off the stabber while I back up the tractor.  It has saved me an unknown amount of time and a lot of bad words.

Custom Contour I recently purchased a New Holland TS115A tractor with a Custom Contour 340 Loader.  This loader is even better than my previous Westendorf loader I had.