The Contractor
The site needing heavy machinery — earthmoving, lifting, and paving equipment spec'd and shipped on schedule.
Site · Lift · Pave
The Catalog / The House
A House Built
On Specs.
LRV runs its wholesale business the way a catalog runs a part line — every item spec'd, every stock checked, every division matched to its book.
Who We Are
The Maumee Catalog.
LRV AUTOMATION LLC is an Ohio limited liability company headquartered at 6842 Shadowcreek Drive, Maumee — the Toledo corridor where industrial wholesale and equipment distribution converge.
The house runs six divisions on one catalog: construction and mining machinery; agricultural machinery; industrial machinery and machine tools; industrial supplies and components; service-establishment equipment; and transportation equipment.
Wholesale is a spec trade. A part has a number. A stock has a sheet. A division has a book. The divisions stay distinct because the machinery demands it — but every part answers to the same catalog rules: spec'd before stock, checked before ship, division-matched stock.
Spec SheetRef LRV-927
Legal NameLRV AUTOMATION LLC
StructureOhio limited liability company
Yard6842 Shadowcreek Dr
Maumee, OH 43537
Maumee, OH 43537
RegionLucas County, OH
DivisionsSix · spec to ship
Line+1 318 583 6290
Catalog Rules
The Four Rules We Stock By.
Six different divisions, one operating standard — the rules written at the head of every spec sheet.
CR-01
Spec'd Before Stock
Every part carries a spec — model, rating, and tolerance written on the sheet before it hits the shelf. A part without a spec is a part that can't ship.
CR-02
Checked Before Ship
Stock verified before the crate seals — part number, quantity, and condition noted on the ticket. A check skipped is a return earned.
CR-03
Division-Matched Stock
Parts run the division they fit — machinery on machinery, supplies on supplies, transport on transport. A misplaced part is a delayed order.
CR-04
Honest Sheet
The house declares what the stock holds — a part that isn't spec'd isn't quoted as if it is, and a stock that isn't checked isn't promised.
Who We Supply
Three Kinds Of Buyers.
The Producer
The farm or plant needing machinery — tractors, harvesters, machine tools, and process equipment on the line.
Farm · Plant · Line
The Operator
The business needing supplies and service equipment — components, janitorial, laundry, and transport stock.
Supply · Service · Move
"Six divisions, one catalog. The buyer shouldn't have to ask what the part does — the spec should already say it."
LRV Automation · Catalog Rule
Inquiry
Talk To The House.
A machine, a component, a supply line, or a transport unit — call or write and the yard answers.
Order Part