Before MudSmith became America’s gauge wheel, it was first a problem on the Smith family farm.
In the early ’90s, the Smith family went no-till in northeastern South Dakota. Wet ground and heavy residue kept packing their gauge wheels with mud.
So they opened the rims, reinforced the spokes, and built the wheel they wished they had. That farm-built solution became MudSmith.
100,000+ wheels later, MudSmith is still built in Hazel, South Dakota.