Cushman® commercial and utility vehicles are known around the world for
versatility, durability and dependability. We offer a complete range of heavy-duty
industrial material-handling vehicles, comfortable personnel transport and food &
beverage vehicles. The Cushman Titan®, Stock Chaser, Minute Miser®, 1600XD,
Haulster® and Hauler™ are all part of the broadest line of utility vehicles on the
market. With payload capacities up to 3,000 pounds, there's a Cushman vehicle for
almost any application. Cushman Shuttle personnel transport vehicles are ideal for
transporting guests and clients in style and comfort. Gasoline- and electric-powered
models plus an extensive list of options and accessories make Cushman the most
versatile choice in utility vehicles.
Cushman is owned by Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT), a multi-industry company that
leverages its global network of aircraft, defense, and industrial businesses to provide
customers with innovative solutions and services. Textron in known around the
world for its powerful brands such as Bell Helicopter, Cessna Aircraft Company,
Jacobsen, Kautex, Lycoming, E-Z- GO, Greenlee, and Textron Systems. More
information is available at www.textron.com.
Our History
What began with two cousins building farm machinery and two-cycle boat engines in
1901 is now the manufacturer of the broadest line of utility vehicles on the market.
The Cushman brand has witnessed two World Wars and a number of owners,
including The Easy Manufacturing Company, Outboard Marine Corporation,
Ransomes and currently Textron, Inc. During World War I, Cushman provided two-
and four-horsepower engines to operate water pumps, cream separators, washing
machines and wood saws. By World War II, the company was producing scooters
used by the Navy, the Army and the Army Air Force.
Its unwavering spirit of entrepreneurship led to an impressive plant expansion in
1950. The now 250,000-square- foot factory took on an assembly-line approach,
producing 10,000 scooters each year in addition to Husky air-cooled engines and
Cub water-cooled engines. By the end of the decade, Cushman moved on to three-
and four-wheeled commercial and industrial vehicles. With it came a commitment to
building 'green' vehicles, such as the quiet, electrically powered and energy-efficient
Titan, Tug, Stock Chaser and Minute Miser, and the introduction of heavy-duty utility
vehicles such as the Haulster, Hauler and 1600XD — all of which are now leaders in
their class.
Today, 100 years after the first engine was shipped out of the Lincoln, Nebraska
plant, Cushman is still striving to provide rugged, dependable solutions for a variety
of industries. And with the ever-expanding resources of Textron, one of the world's
most renowned manufacturers of transportation vehicles, Cushman continues to
grow. Cushman vehicles are now manufactured in Augusta, Georgia, in a 650,000-
square-foot plant recently honoured as one of the top 10 manufacturing facilities in
North America by Industry Week magazine. The company continues to build on its

reputation for delivering quality, heavy-duty industrial material carriers and
comfortable personnel transport vehicles.