EZG Manufacturing Attachments

EZG Manufacturing builds equipment for masonry, concrete, and fencing crews, and this collection carries the line. On the concrete side there are loader-mounted mortar and concrete mixers, skid steer, portable, and trailer concrete pumps built to handle grout, mortar, and concrete, forklift-mounted dispensers for filling block walls, and a crusher that turns broken concrete into reusable backfill on site. For fencing, EZG makes attachments that pick up and dispense heavy rolls of woven wire and barbed wire, plus a dispenser for setting cement along a fence line. Most run off the loader's auxiliary hydraulics, so confirm your flow before ordering. For the mixer range on its own, see our concrete mixers.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What does EZG Manufacturing make?


EZG builds equipment for three trades rather than general attachments: concrete and masonry, with mixers, pumps, dispensers, and a crusher; and fencing, with roll dispensers for woven and barbed wire and a cement dispenser for fence lines. If you run a masonry, concrete, or fencing crew, several of these tools replace hand labor or a dedicated machine.

What can an EZG concrete pump handle?


The pumps are built for grout, mortar, and concrete, which makes them suited to filling block walls, pea gravel grout, and placing material where a truck cannot reach. They come in skid steer mounted, portable, and trailer versions, so you can match the pump to how your crew moves between sites. Tell us the material and volume and we will match a model.


What do the EZG fencing attachments do?


They handle the heavy, awkward rolls that slow fence work down. One attachment picks up and dispenses large rolls of woven wire, another dispenses up to three rolls of barbed wire at once, and a separate dispenser places cement along the fence line. Together they cut the crew needed to run fence and reduce the manual lifting involved.


What is the concrete crusher used for?


It crushes broken concrete on the job site into material you can reuse for backfill or gravel driveways, rather than paying to haul it away and dispose of it. That keeps the site cleaner and cuts disposal costs on demolition and replacement work. Throughput depends on the material and the machine running it.

Do EZG attachments need auxiliary hydraulics?


Most do, since mixer drums, pumps, and the crusher are hydraulically powered, and flow requirements vary across the range. Some pumps are self-powered by their own engine instead. Check your machine's rated flow in the operator's manual against the specific model, and remember a drum full of wet material weighs far more than the empty attachment.