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Daniel Reynolds founded Danco
Products in 1973. Previously, he had
been the co-founder of Jerr-Dan
Corporation of Greencastle, PA. Dan
oversees the operations as he works in
the machine shop and welding
departments. Daniel and his oldest
son,
William, work together in
designing the
products that are of
the greatest quality
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William Reynolds has worked full-time
at Danco for over 14 years. He worked
part-time as he attended school and
college. William has developed
expertise in creating and maintaining
promotional materials. With over 16
years experience in AutoCAD, William
demonstrates his engineering
capabilities in designing our products
and product improvements. He is also
responsible for updating the company
web site. william@dancoproducts.com |
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Darlene Reynolds has worked alongside
her husband, Daniel, since their
marriage in 1973. She began part-time
while substituting as a high school
math teacher. Darlene helps to oversee
the paperwork that is necessary in the
operation of the business. darlene@dancoproducts.com |
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Robert has been working full-time at
Danco since 2003. Like his older
brother William, Robert worked part
time in the machine shop and assembly
while attending high school and college.
His duties include accounting and
purchasing, as well as assisting in
sales.
robert@dancoproducts.com |
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The team of professionals at Danco designs a product with the operator in mind.
Incorporating customers’ ideas into the kind of product that
maneuvers with ease and
efficiency is Danco’s goal.
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This goal of excellence has been a trademark of Danco since its beginning in 1973. The president and founder, Dan Reynolds, began acquiring mechanical experience working on his family’s farm as a young boy. Dan continued honing his mechanical skills as a machinist in a local metal
working plant. His
co-founding of Jerr-Dan Corporation was the beginning of his pursuit of entrepreneurship. Dan later transferred his assets from Jerr-Dan into the formation of Danco Products and purchased the Grove Agricultural Division. The Danco farm equipment continues to prove durable through many years
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In 1983, Danco added the manufacturing of rollbacks to its
production. Danco’s farm equipment customers were looking for the
same durable qualities in a towing vehicle. Design through AutoCAD
programming and the utilization of computerized machinery in the
manufacturing process produces rollbacks of excellent quality.
Along with the variety of models and sizes of rollbacks, Danco added the patented SWIVEL rollback. The new
SWIVEL lives up to the Danco |
name. The special feature of maneuvering quickly to recover a vehicle adds to the towman’s profit. Its unique maneuverability also enhances operator safety in highway recovery. Crowded parking lots are no longer the dreaded tasks. The new Swivel is today’s answer for future challenges.
In 2004, Danco expanded to a new 17,000 square foot manufacturing facility. This houses a state-of-the art paint process along with a streamline assembly area. The new plant is located directly across the street from the original facility.
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| Company History |
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| Dan Reynolds takes his assets from the
Jerr-Dan Corporation to form Danco
Products. Starting out as a sub machine
shop for local industries. |
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Danco builds its first version of the
3 & 4
car carrier. Due to the increased requests
for the 2 car carrier Danco begins its
endeavors to start producing multi car
haulers along with flat beds. |
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| Danco introduces the all aluminum 3 Car
“Pac Rat” carrier. A new design that is
capable of hauling 3 cars without requiring
a CDL. It utilizes a weight transfer design. |
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| With popular demands of the 8 Ton Prowler
Danco shortly came out with the 12 Ton
Prowler Series having many of the same
popular features along with more lifting
and towing capacity. |
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| Danco has just released into production the
new 16 Ton Falcon a true medium duty
integrated wrecker for the towing and
recovery industry. |
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Danco purchases the former Grove
Agriculture Division from Jerr-Dan
Corporation, and begins producing a large
range of hydraulic farm equipment. |
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During a time of steady growth Danco soon
outgrows its facilities and moves operations
to its current location at:
411 South Cedar Lane
Greencastle, PA |
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Danco expands into a new
17,000 sq. ft.
state-of-the art paint facility and assembly
plant. The new plant is located directly
across the street from the original facility. |
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With increasing demands for a car carrier
with side pulling capability. Danco designs
and builds the Sidewinding Cab Protector
which allows the operator to winch off
either side of the carrier. |
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Danco started manufacturing and
marketing rollbacks under the name
Shadow Carriers. Many of these units
are still in operation today. |
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Danco manufacturers the first patented
rotating car carrier designed for the towing
and recovery industry. The Swivel helps
the operator to perform safe and quick
recoveries without blocking traffic. |
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| Danco starts the production of its wrecker
line. The first to be revealed is the 8 Ton
Prowler, which is an integrated wrecker
with hydraulic stiff legs, an industry first. |
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Danco manufacturers the first American
recovery crane. The Mantis RC70 is a crane
that mounts along with a rollback and
takes the place of bringing a wrecker out
to a recovery scene. |
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| The DANCO legacy continues... |
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