Alamo Group is ceasing production of its Dixie Chopper line of products, according to the company’s Sept. 29, 2026 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
In the filing the company said the decision came as part of its ongoing review of its production portfolio and it estimates it will incur about $15-$20 million in charges in the third quarter of 2026 in connection to this action. That includes $1-$4 million in cash expenditures “related to inventory returns, contractual purchase commitments and other associated costs.”
Alamo acquired Dixie Chopper in 2019.
Earlier in the month, the company made a similar filing, this time relating to its Boxer-branded line of products. The Boxer product line included compact utility loaders, mini skid steers and attachments sold in the United States.
According to one dealer source, Dixie Chopper is selling its inventory to dealers at 65% off list. According to the dealer, Alamo has said it will support the line with service and parts.
In a letter to dealers dated Oct. 1, Alamog Group Ag Americas President James Grooms said:
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