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Lano Equipment, Inc.

Since 1946, Lano – a family-owned business – has been dedicated to assisting its customers with all of their heavy equipment needs. Over the years, the company has serviced and sold thousands of pieces of equipment for a variety of customers, whose needs range from small to large. Over the decades, Lano has seen the good and bad times in the industry and has stayed on top by always putting the customer at the forefront of its attention. Lano’s tradition of service continues to this day with three locations in Minnesota. By following its core values and providing top-notch sales professionals, leading brands, pricing made to move equipment and a large inventory, Lano is poised to continue its success into well into the future.



Lano Equipment Holds Open House in Shakopee, Minnesota

Lano Equipment welcomed customers to its Shakopee, Minn., location at 3021 West 133rd St. for an open house on April 25. In addition to manufacturer representatives on hand to show off the latest equipment and technology they have to offer, guests were invited to a DOT class by the Minnesota Department of Transportation....


Lano Equipment Offers Leica Geosystems in Minnesota

Lano Equipment announced it is offering Leica Geosystems products at all locations in Minnesota. With its market previously having two main grade control systems available, this third option will ensure customers have the products they need for excavators, dozers, graders, drills/pilers, rollers, skid steers and more....


MAPA Hosts Inaugural Paving, Compaction Training Event

The Minnesota Asphalt Pavement Association (MAPA) held its inaugural Paving and Compaction Training Event April 20 to 22 at the Medina Entertainment Center in Medina, Minn. More than 65 trainees attended, including companies who do MNDOT work, small-scale driveway pavers and county maintenance crews....


Lano Equipment Reaches 70 Years

For the Lano family, and their 60 plus employees, maintaining the legacy of their business after 70 years of service to the Twin Citirs metro area is a primary objective. That legacy, that small business work ethic, where every customer, and every employee matters, is what has made Lano Equipment a top equipment dealer in the Midwest....


Building a Business Moving 5-Ton Rocks

Matt Quinnell is just 29 years old, yet this heavy equipment operator has logged thousands of hours in excavators. The Minnesota native currently works in the family business to build artistic boulder retaining walls in the growing Minneapolis suburbs....


Lano Equipment Holds Annual Open House, Kubota Event

Lano Equipment, based in Shakopee, Minn., recently held two successful events. On April 20, Lano Equipment held its annual open house event, and on May 18, the company held its first ever Kubota Field Days event....


Lano Equipment Inc. Shows Customers Its Appreciation

Lano Equipment Inc. held a customer appreciation event at its Shakopee location on April 21. The event kicked off with a MnDOT seminar during which a Minnesota state patrol commercial vehicle section representative presented new regulations and answered questions....


'Day of the Dozers' to Raise Money for Children's Hospitals and Clinics

The Minnesota Utility Contractors Association (MUCA) will be hosting its 4th Day of the Dozers event to benefit Children's Hospitals and Clinics on September 24, 2016 at the ERX Motor Park in Elk River....


Lano Equipment Hosts Customer Appreciation Event

Lano Equipment hosted a customer appreciation event at its Shakopee, Minn., location on April 15. Guests had the opportunity to get in the driver's seat of the newest models of equipment. Equipment representatives of Bobcat, Doosan, Kubota, Toro and Felling Trailers, among others, were available to answer questions about the machines....


Rod Lano Retires From Family Firm

On March 31 Rod Lano retired from family-owned-and-operated-business, Lano Equipment Inc. Hauser Lano, Rod's dad and one of the first generation owners, was on the Bobcat dealer council in the 1970s....