We provide Consulting, Design, Installation and Maintenance services for environmental, air pollution control, water purification equipment, material handling systems, processing, recycling and bio-diesel plants. Conducted pollution control seminars with major companies. Twenty four years of comprehensive experience with clients.

We are 4th Axis capable on Mills and Lathes. We have: Long Bed Lathe with 80" of Travel, Horizontal Tombstone Mill w/ Pallet Changer, 30"x60" Vertical Mill w/ Rotary, Surface Grinder, Saws w/ Bar Feeders We also have: Entire Facility is Climate Controlled, THOUSANDS of Cutting Tools, an Extensive QC department full of THOUSANDS of QC Tooling, wide range of Certified Materials, Process Engineer with Decades of Experience. ALL ON HAND. We have qualified subcontractors for water jetting, heat treating, powder coating, laser etching, anodizing and other coatings, welding, sheet metal work.. etc. ISO9001-2015 Certified & AS9100C Compliant (We Can Hold +-.0001 Tolerances IF Needed) Assemblies, High Production Parts, Specialty Prototyping Parts, PLUS Custom Fixturing Solution RFQ's can be completed here. Excellent team working skills within our company, and with our subs, creates a streamline of specialties that can handled in one place. We use Solidworks and FeatureCAM Software.

Visit United Ag & Turf at 4301 Texoma Parkway, Sherman, TX for new and used John Deere equipment. Contact our parts department to check inventory or place an order. Contact our service department to schedule service.

In 1875 Solon Totten (1847-1932) came to Texas from Quincy, Illinois, looking for better conditions for the family blacksmith business Finding stage companies operating out of Sherman which required blacksmith services, he persuaded his father and family to move here. In 1876 Solon and his brother Levi Totten (1844-1915) opened ''Totten Bros. Blacksmith" on Cherry Street. The business produced wheels for stagecoaches and freight wagons and repaired the vehicles. L. L. Rousel, Max and Adolph Seisfeld, Noah Swain, Levi and Solon Totten were the original stockholders. The name changed in 1881 to "Washington Iron Works''. After moving North Walnut Street, the firm settled at the current site. By 1893 the Totten Brothers and their father Joseph (1821-1906) retained full control. By 1904 Joseph