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Weasler Engineering Celebrates 75 Years of Innovation

WEST BEND, Wis. — Weasler Engineering, part of CentroMotion and a global leader in agricultural driveline solutions, proudly marks its 75th anniversary, celebrating a legacy built on expertise, innovation, reliability and an unwavering commitment to customer experience. From modest beginnings in 1951 with only seven employees, Weasler Engineering has expanded to include global manufacturing sites, transforming the agricultural landscape with cutting-edge driveline technologies that power productivity and sustainability across farms worldwide. 

“This milestone is more than a celebration of our history, it’s a testament to the people, partners and customers who have driven our success,” said Carl Beckwith, CEO, CentroMotion. “For the past 75 years, Weasler has combined deep technical expertise with a passion for innovation to meet the evolving needs of agriculture. That commitment is unwavering.” 

Remaining steadfast in its mission to deliver solutions that farmers and OEMs can trust, Weasler Engineering has pioneered advancements in driveline systems, continuously raising the bar in performance, safety and efficiency. The culmination of a dream by Anthony V. Weasler, who first formed his power transmission manufacturing company in a small building in Kewaskum, WI (USA), Weasler’s global presence efficiently and effectively serves customers and boosts supply chain resilience. 

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