Introducing The D'Duster
'The Cleaner of Dirty Air Filters'

The D'Duster was developed in the field, literally. In the dust of a harvest season in western NSW, Stuart Cole realized there must be a better way to clean choked air filters. With a contact business operating a New Holland TX 66 harvesting cereal crops from south-west Queensland to mid-west NSW, every night's work to clean the dust from air filters and radiators was long, painstaking and tiring.

After 14-16 hours in the field, the hours spent cleaning filters were hard and time consuming. Stuart searched the market for a suitable product to allow him to clean air filters without requiring hand-on involvement. With nothing available, and in the best tradition of inventors, he built his own, providing a better way to work and more time to manage the business, rather than spending time on a hose on the end of an air compressor.

The result is a machine that is now capable of application in any machinery or transport industry, a machine that can suit any environment - dust, dirt or any other contaminant, a machine that can suit any operator.