Blaney has evolved from humble beginnings, based on a family farm located in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.

It was established in 1993 by a young engineer Sean Blaney, with the initial focus on ATV equipment, and through continual design and development offer over 140 attachments for quads, which are well established as the Quad-X brand.

The success of Quad-X to develop quality, innovative products led to customer demand for the same unique technology to be available on a larger scale for use with tractors. In response to this explosive demand, the Blaney Tractor Division was created.

Manufacturing of tractor equipment started in 2005 with large 22ton trailers but it was the development of our innovative Power Shredder Mowers which led to demand for further expansion. The unique BLANEY engineering skills have led to the advancement of various machines including those for weed control bedding, feeding, mowing, shredding and hedgecutting.

Driven by engineering ingenuity, our R&amp;D team’s agricultural background means we understand the problems our customers face and realise the importance of ensuring all our machinery is simple to use, easy to fit, robust, reliable and ultimately competitively priced.

Our experience gives us a unique ability to apply our expertise to custom build machines for you.

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