Just an update for everyone's information. "The International Line", aka World Agritech Corporation was a farm implement company owned by a man named Robert Taylor in Bethel, Ohio. It went out of business in 2006 but it's product line was then continued by "International Technologies", owner, Rick Hughes. A couple years later, the company again went out of business but was then taken on by Hawkline Nevada International in Mount Orab, Ohio. Depending on when the product was produced, the implement may be marked as International, World Agritech Corporation, International Technologies, or International by Hawkline. Regardless of how it's named, little has changed on the International rotary cutters, plows, and discs which continue to be made here in America.
A point of confusion to some customers has been that when Robert Taylor owned the implement company, he imported TONS of cheap European (mostly Italian) implements and put the "WAC" name on them. Some of the brands that were retooled as WAC implements include: Caroni, Galfre, Cosmo, Agrex, Sicma... and others. Since the brand seems to be so shrouded in mystery, I thought I would shed some light on the situation.
Curt Howard Equipment, Incorporated (C.H.E. Inc.) remains one of the biggest dealers and distributors of the International line and is responsible for the brand's widespread appearance throughout the Midwest. His website lists prices for all the
farm equipment he sells.
