1909
1909
Agricultural Roots
Ferris Industries began as the Uebler Milking Machine Company in Vernon, NY, with a focus on agricultural equipment.
1986
The First 125
The company shifts its focus to the emerging landscaping industry, and the first 125 Ferris-branded lawn mowers hit the market, building on the original company's legacy of durable machinery.
1986
1987
The First of Many Patents
Ferris patents and launches the first hydrostatic drive walk-behind lawn mower. The industry takes notice.
1995
Racing is in our DNA
Ferris works with engineer, Todd Gordon, to pioneer mower suspension, closely modeling it after the automotive-style suspension of race cars. Todd Gordon would later go on to become a NASCAR® Cup Series Champion Crew Chief.
1995
1995
Out with the old
Ferris starts to outgrow its first manufacturing plant, originally a WWII Quonset hut.
1998
In With the New
After a two year search, Ferris purchases the old Stockbridge Valley Central School in Munnsville, NY for $1. Choosing to stay local and invest in revitalizing the community, a deeper sense of pride in Ferris is formed.
1998
1998
Revolutionary Suspension
Ferris’ legacy of premium suspension starts with the introduction of its 4-Wheel Independent Suspension system. The company now holds 16 patents related to its suspension system.
2004
In Good Company
Briggs & Stratton® acquires the Ferris brand leading to further growth.
2004
2015-2019
2019
On the Move
Ferris moves manufacturing operations from Munnsville, NY to Sherrill, NY, doubling its capacity in a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility.
2022-2023
The Need for Speed
Ferris sponsors a variety of NASCAR drivers acknowledging the critical suspension systems that drivers and mower operators prize.
2022-2023
2024
It's Electric
Ferris manufactures its first electric zero-turn, the Ferris 300e, bringing its patented suspension to an electric unit.
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