Westside Equipment Co. Originally founded by six entrepreneurs, it started as a small venture and has now become a global leader in the tomato harvesting equipment and commercial pistachio nut harvesting industry. Headquartered in Madera, California, Westside Equipment has expanded its operations to serve customers in the agriculture industry worldwide.

The brand specializes in designing and manufacturing top-of-the-line tomato harvesters and parts, as well as mechanized pruning equipment. With over 1,000 man hours dedicated to welding and assembly per machine, their harvesters are engineered for speed, longevity, and high capacity. Westside Equipment is known for its exceptional commitment to quality and innovation, and its expertise and integrity have garnered national and global recognition.

In addition to providing reliable and innovative machinery, Westside Equipment offers outstanding customer support with a fleet of experienced mechanics available 24/7 for in-season parts and service. This ensures that farmers can rely on Westside Equipment to keep their operations running smoothly during harvest season and beyond. With locations in Madera, Crows Landing, Woodland, and Five Points, Westside Equipment is strategically positioned to serve the entire processing nut and tomato production area of California's Central Valley.

The company also serves customers internationally, with clients in countries such as Brazil, Peru, Spain, Israel, Australia, and China. Moreover, Westside Equipment recently acquired VMECH Technology, a leading name in the vineyard mechanization industry. This acquisition has expanded their product portfolio to include machines such as the Chariot mechanized pruner, making Westside Equipment one of the most versatile suppliers of premium farming equipment worldwide.

For specialty tomato and pistachio harvesters, mechanized pruning equipment, and exceptional customer service, Westside Equipment Co. With their commitment to quality, innovation, and global reach, they are dedicated to assisting farmers in achieving their full potential