ArcPath makes construction equipment attachments — independent tools for SDLG and other carriers — and TorqueMax is the Canadian distributor behind the brand. Compatibility is reviewed before an order rather than after. If you already own an ArcPath machine it stays fully supported; if you are shopping, what ArcPath sells today is the tool on the end of the carrier. This page covers both, and what to have ready before you ask for either.
What ArcPath sells today: attachments
ArcPath's current focus is professional attachments for compact carriers — skid steers, compact track loaders, mini track loaders, wheel loaders and excavators. The published line covers the work most Canadian contractors, landscapers and municipalities actually put a carrier to:
- Auger — fencing, footings, planting
- Brush cutter — overgrowth and light land clearing
- Grapple bucket — brush, debris and bulk material handling
- Pallet forks — yard and site material handling
- Power rake — soil preparation and grading
- Root rake — clearing roots and stone from cleared ground
- Stump grinder — stump removal after clearing
- Trencher — utility and irrigation trenching
Each attachment has its own specification sheet, carrier families and intended work on arcpath.ca, in English and French.
Fitment is reviewed before an attachment is ordered
An attachment is only as good as the match between the tool, the carrier and the job, so ArcPath reviews the combination before an order rather than after. The review covers four things:
- Mount — geometry and attachment points on the carrier.
- Interface — adapter and locking method: plate, coupler type, or known mounting dimensions.
- Hydraulics — flow, pressure and auxiliary couplers against what the attachment requires.
- Application — carrier, tool and intended work considered together.
Have your carrier's make and model, the interface type or known mounting dimensions, hydraulic flow and pressure if you know them, and the work you intend to do. Unknown fields can stay blank — establishing them is part of the review. Submit it through Find My Fit.
Machines already in service stay supported
ArcPath machines sold in Canada — the ATL-1000 compact track loader, the excavator line and the dumpers — remain fully supported. The owner resources are collected on arcpath.ca/machines: each machine family's sheet, genuine parts, manuals and warranty information.
To order parts or open a warranty claim, have the model and serial number ready; that is what identifies the correct part revision. Orders go through an authorized ArcPath dealer, or contact ArcPath directly to be routed to the nearest one. Genuine parts are what keep a machine inside its warranty and inside the tolerances it was engineered to — which is the whole argument for what a genuine part costs.
How ArcPath is supported in Canada
TorqueMax runs the Canadian side of the brand: dealer recruitment and territory planning, Canadian inventory and coast-to-coast logistics, parts stocking and warranty administration, technical support, and marketing support for dealers. Buyers purchase from the dealer serving their territory rather than from TorqueMax directly.
Becoming an ArcPath dealer in Canada
An attachment line fits a different kind of business than a machine line — rental yards, landscape suppliers and equipment dealers all carry work tools. The dealer application asks what kind of business you run today for exactly that reason, and you can select ArcPath alone or in any combination with the other brands. Applications are answered within two to three business days.
The questions worth settling in writing before signing with any distributor are in how to become an equipment dealer in Canada; the parts-and-warranty side is covered in the equipment warranty and service guide.
Frequently asked questions
Who distributes ArcPath in Canada? TorqueMax is the Canadian distributor behind ArcPath, handling dealer development, inventory, parts, warranty, logistics and marketing support. Attachments and parts are supplied through the dealer network.
What attachments does ArcPath make? The published line is augers, brush cutters, grapple buckets, pallet forks, power rakes, root rakes, stump grinders and trenchers, selected for compact carriers. Each has its own specification sheet on arcpath.ca.
Will an ArcPath attachment fit my machine? It depends on mount geometry, interface type and hydraulic flow and pressure, which is why the combination is reviewed before the order. Submit your carrier's make, model and interface through Find My Fit on arcpath.ca.
Does ArcPath still sell machines? ArcPath's focus today is attachments. Machines already in service — the ATL-1000 compact track loader, excavators and dumpers — remain fully supported with parts, manuals and warranty.
Where do I get ArcPath parts in Canada? Through an authorized ArcPath dealer, or contact ArcPath directly to be routed to the nearest one. Have the machine model and serial number ready.