The JBM history
… and how it all happened:
2022 Implementation of the latest engine generation with Stage V emissions standard in all JBM machines with integrated engine
2011 New development of the JBM 2914 BD Stump Grinder
2017 New website for optimized online presentation of our portfolio.
2015 Expansion of the premises in Wegberg.
2010 New construction of the premises in Wegberg. Relocation of the company’s headquarters from Wegberg-Arsbeck to Wegberg.
Sales and repair of the entire Agria program.
1997 Change of name to Müllers & Backhaus GmbH & Co. KG
1995 Development of the JBM leaf vacuums and JBM leaf blowers
1989 Establishment of the JBM trademarkProduction of wood chippers and stump grinders
1978 Change of name to Müllers & Backhaus KG. Production of tillage implements: Dual leveling machines for single-axle and four-wheel tractors during lawn work. Sales and distribution in Europe through Agria Werke.
The dual leveling machine is patented.
1976 Start of development and production of scarifiers.
1970 Expansion of the business premises and showrooms in Wegberg-Arsbeck.
1962 Sales and repair of Holder single-axle machine and four-wheel tractors. Portfolio expansion by Shibaira compact tractors, lawn and ride-on mowers, as well as Stihl chainsaws and brush cutters.
1955 Josef Backhaus joins the company as agricultural machinery mechanics foreman.
1950 Company Jakob Müllers, Arsbeck is founded.