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Industry-leading specialist

Scott Jensen, husband and father of three, has taken a giant leap forward in the business world after taking ownership of Bullmax Tough Tools and Equipment.

Based in Boorowa, New South Wales, Bullmax specialises in small engine-based products, focusing on post drivers, earth augers, and log splitters.

Its excellent range of agricultural tools is specifically designed to suit the Australian market.

Thanks to its premium components and rigorous testing on all products, Bullmax has earned a strong reputation for reliability, impeccable customer service, and a robust brand presence.

“We work with industrial hire companies when developing our products to ensure they meet the highest standards,” Mr Jensen said.

“For example, the development of the new heavy-duty two-man earth auger. We spent 12 months working with the Kennards Hire team to ensure it was at a level to replace their fleet of STIHL units.”

Bullmax has demonstrated consistent growth since its establishment, supported by a robust distribution network spanning over 300 outlets across Australia and New Zealand.

Mr Jensen revealed plans to launch distribution networks in US and UK soon.

“We know our lane and stick to it. This makes us industry-leading specialists,” he said.

Since purchasing the business in December 2024, Mr Jensen has implemented a complete rebuild of all back-end systems, ensuring production schedules are digitalised and appropriately serialised.

“Projects like this typically take three to six months, and we were told we could not achieve it in this time, however, I hope this serves as notice for the speed at which the company plans to operate moving forward, I envision Bullmax continuously improving,” he said.

“In the past and even more so into the future, Bullmax will not rest on its laurels.

“Even in this upcoming season, we have improvements that are industry-leading across the entire range.”

Having now managed the business for over a month, Mr Jensen believes he has an incredible team surrounding him.

“The journey with Bullmax has been fantastic,” he said.

“Our team in Boorowa are not only highly qualified, but they’re also the salt-of-the-earth country folk who have a real level of care for what they do.

“From the management team and the up-and-coming 2IC, right through to Johno, one of the local fencing contractors who tests any new or developed product, each of them understands the need for good gear on the farm and the accountability that comes with it.”

Originally from the land, the Jensen’s wanted to continue their agricultural passions by staying in the rural industry.

“Farmers and rural providers are the lifeblood of this great country,” Mr Jensen said.

“We love our rural customers and the dealer networks we sell through.”

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