Equipment Pillows

Directional Driller - Sane Person: A professional who operates drilling equipment to create boreholes in a precise direction, while maintaining a rational and level-headed approach.

Embrace the challenge with this bold graphic that embodies determination and strength. Ideal for those who appreciate powerful and impactful visuals.

Cool, awesome, and stunningly designed hiking shirt. This tee features a cool design showing a hiking equipment. Makes a great gift for lovers of walking, hikes and the outdoors!

Momma provided the equipment, so you provide the sugar.

About To Get Reel Audiophile Tape Player T-Shirt.If you are an audiophile or love vintage audio gear this one is for you. There is nothing like the classic reel tape player machine. For the music lovers, musicians or people who love vintage gear.

Old style drawing of steam tractor. Grunge illustration of side view of farming steam engine

A fun see you later excavator apparel. Makes a perfect and cute gift idea for your toddlers, little guy, son, boys, grandson, grand kids, anyone who love construction, excavating, sand digger, and dig it excavator.

This is not a fashion but its a way of life. You can’t find this anywhere in store. A great collector item! Excavator, Dozer, Tower Crane, Dump Truck, Cranes, Welder and any more Check my collection

Close up Illustration of a American football on black background

Girl motorcyclist on the background of the starry sky

I dig Easter

Dozer Dad

Something creative to get you to buy this shirt!

The biggest and best CAT there is. CAT 994

Perfect appreciation , christmas or birthday gift for camper , camping lover, hiker or hiking lover : loved one or friend !

Woodworker Saw Tool Dad Father Son

A soccer ball colored black and white.

Hit others first. Run with sharp objects. Always start it. Fencing-Do everything your parents told you not to

This trucker shirt is perfect for the truck dirver, transporter, shipper or anyone who likes semi trucks. Also great for car enthusiasts, gearheads, car fanatics, motorheads, the greasemonkey, car guy or car gal.

Oliver Tractors and Farm Equipment USER

This is not a fashion but its a way of life. You can’t find this anywhere in store. A great collector item! Excavator, Dozer, Tower Crane, Dump Truck, Cranes, Welder and any more Check my collection

Tobias Speed Equipment was founded by legendary race car driver, Dick "Toby" Tobias in 1962. The speed parts manufacturing business was based in Lebanon, Pennsylvania and Tobias' nearly three hundred wins in modifieds, sprint cars, and stock cars undoubtedly playing into Tobias Speed Equipment becoming an undisputed leader in the development of tubular chassis for modified race cars. Sadly, Tobias was killed at Flemington Speedway in 1978, leaving the business to be run by his family until it's closure in 2003.

Old style drawing of steam tractor. Grunge illustration of side view of farming steam engine

american football

Remember to bring your spanner when you use this machine

1970's Playground Survivor

Break time! Antique tractor found at the American Thersherman Association's Oct 2011 show. If you know the make and model, please leave a comment. Maybe you know some stories of this tractor, please leave a comment.

Flat tire

No explanation needed. If you know what a forklift is and you are familiar with dad jokes, you already know.

Black and white illustration of a construction crane and truck.

Pulley from mining equipment in abandon mine in Bodie, California

Cartoon tow truck

Excavator See You Later Construction Equipment

Lufkin Foundry & Machine Company was founded in 1902 in Lufkin, Texas as a repair shop and parts supply house for regional sawmills. The company ventured into the petroleum industry and manufactured the first enclosed geared pumping unit, and a counterbalanced crank that improved the pumping unit and made a name for the company worldwide. In 1939, the company bought the Martin Wagon and Trailer Company, established the Lufkin Trailers to manufacture heavy-duty truck trailers. Leveraging their extensive design experience, Lufkin began building the lightest and toughest trailers in the industry, and could barely keep up with demand. In 1970, a new 400 acre trailer plant was built south of Lufkin, allowing production to meet demand.