We design and manufacture the
worlds best backhoe and excavator frost and rock rippers and ripping
buckets.
Featuring the:
Multi-Ripper,
Hi-Production Multi-Ripper,
Multi-Ripper Bucket,
Hi-Cap Multi-Ripper Bucket,
Talon Bucket,
Multi-DigNRip Bucket,
V-Raptor Bucket,
AlignAttach,
Stumpiranha,
Wolverine Ripper
Wain-Roy and the History of the
Backhoe book
About Leading Edge Attachments, Inc.
At
Leading Edge
Attachments, Inc. we pride ourselves in being able to design and
deliver high quality construction equipment that greatly increases the
versatility of the backhoe or hydraulic excavator. Our couplers and
attachments
were developed by working closely with contractors to make
product changes in order to satisfy their needs. Because of this
working development, along with our many years of engineering and
construction equipment background, we are able to design and produce
the highest quality, most durable equipment available on the market.
We realize that down time costs the equipment owner/operator time and
money
and as a result, we strive to provide products that do not fail. We
continuously
seek feedback and suggestions from our customers on ways to improve our
products or ideas for new products that make the jobs quicker and
easier for the
equipment user with minimal maintenance and down time.
The Leading Edge Attachments,
Inc.
Our mission is to provide the
highest quality,
innovative and productive construction equipment attachments and
couplers on the market. We continuously strive to solve problems for
the dealer
and the equipment owner, by focusing on being the leader in the
industry in equipment productivity.
Lee Horton
Below is our talented engineering intern Zachary Charland with the Skid Steer Cobra Bucket that he designed.
This was one of many designs that he completed last summer using Solidworks.
News For Leading Edge Attachments, Inc.
Leading Edge Attachments, Inc. Goes to Mount Everest Base Camp!
Michael Carney, an investor in, and a board member of Leading Edge Attachments, Inc., hiked to Mount Everest Base Camp.
"There are many challenges to using the LEA attachments here around Mount Everest.
- There is not much automation here, like none, everything is done by hand.
- The trails are only suitable for people, yaks, and horses. No bikes, or any motorized vehicles are capable of using the trails leading up to base camp.
- Getting the heavy attachments here must be done by helicopter.
I have no doubt that LEA attachments could be used here but it may be many years before changes are made to make this happen."
Picture below is of Base Camp rocks and ice, that would be easily handled by LEA attachments
