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Hawthorne Machinery Co.

Caterpillar dealer selling, renting and servicing heavy equipment for contractors and industry in San Diego, Hawaii and the Pacific Islands

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11

About Hawthorne Machinery Co.

Hawthorne Machinery Co., trading as Hawthorne Cat, is the authorized Caterpillar dealer for San Diego County, Hawaii, Guam, Saipan and American Samoa. It sells new and used Cat equipment and allied machines, rents machines and attachments, supplies genuine Cat parts, and provides Cat-certified service, technical support and financing. Marine engine service is offered through Hawthorne Marine Power.

Customers are businesses in construction, landscaping, marine, paving, waste management and power generation. Revenue comes from equipment sales, rentals, parts and service work, including customer maintenance plans, and financing offered together with Cat Financial.

The company was founded in 1956 by J.B. Hawthorne and Tom Hawthorne and is headquartered in Rancho Bernardo, San Diego. It reports more than 400 employees and operates locations across San Diego County, Hawaii, Guam and American Samoa, with a regional office in Waipahu, Hawaii. Current job postings cover service technicians, sales representatives, rental staff and engineering roles.

Product: Caterpillar equipment sales and rentals, genuine Cat parts, Cat-certified service and repairs, marine engine service, and equipment financing.

Jobs at Hawthorne Machinery Co.

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Open roles at Hawthorne Machinery Co. in the Americas (1)

United States 1. From Hawthorne Machinery Co.'s careers page or applicant tracking system; each role links to the employer.

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