On August 9, 2019, Alamo executive vice president, Dan Malone stated that they were working to transition equipment from Dixie Chopper's former manufacturing facility in Fillmore, Ind., to Alamo's Gibson City, Ill., location where Rhino Ag equipment is manufactured. On August 29, 2018, Dan Samet, president of Rhino Ag, stated that, “... we’re in the process of ordering parts and retooling the facility to start making Dixie Chopper mowers. Our goal is to have Dixie Choppers available for our dealers in time for the 2020 mowing season".
In August 2019, Alamo's executive vice president, Dan Malone, announced that they were moving equipment from Dixie Chopper's former factory in Fillmore, Indiana, to their Gibson City, Illinois facility where Rhino Ag produces its mowers.  Previously, in August 2018, Rhino Ag's president, Dan Samet, stated that the company was ordering parts and retooling their facility to begin manufacturing Dixie Chopper mowers for dealers by the 2020 mowing season.