About Shelbourne Reynolds
Suffolk, England,-based Shelbourne Reynolds was founded in 1972 when Keith Shelbourne purchased the business assets of Reynolds Engineering. Since then, Shelbourne Reynolds has focused on providing technologically advanced, top-quality, highly durable farm machinery, with most manufacturing, including machining and gear cutting, done in-house. The company still designs and builds its machinery in Suffolk and has a U.S. distribution center in Colby, Kansas. Today, Shelbourne Reynolds exports more than half of the products it makes to more than 50 countries worldwide.
Shelbourne Reynolds manufactures harvesting equipment such as stripper headers, pick-up headers, and header trailers. The company also builds livestock equipment including side-discharge manure spreaders, feed/mixer wagons, cubicle bedders, and shear buckets. Shelbourne stripper headers were first sold in the United States in 1990; those first headers measured 20 feet, with 28-, 32-, 36-, and 42-foot models added through the years. Shelbourne Reynolds introduced its Powermix brand of vertical diet feeders in 1994, and its Powerspread side-discharge manure spreaders came about through the purchase of the Powerspread and Fertispread designs from Econ in 1993. Shelbourne added header trailers to its lineup in 2004 after purchasing Mekanag.
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