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Ag equipment · Kearney, Nebraska

Tractors, combines, hay tools. Come walk the row.

Used machines on the lot, combine parts on the shelf, and field service that comes out to where the work stopped.

On the lotTractors · Combines · Hay equipment
On the shelfCombine parts · Hay parts · Filters · Belts
In the fieldField service calls · On-site repair
At the counterLease programs
Rows of tractors parked on a gravel equipment lot under a wide morning sky

The row

Walk the row. Slow, the way you walk a lot on a Saturday.

Every machine on the lot carries a tag with what it is and what to do next. Numbers aren't posted — pricing gets talked through, counter to farmer.

A used tractor parked in a line on a dealership lot in early light

Row 01 · Tractor sales

Bring the job you're doing. We'll walk you down the row to the machine that matches it.

A combine parked on a dealership lot with its header set down on gravel

Row 02 · Combine sales

Machines on the lot and combine parts on the shelf. Same counter, same call.

Parts + service

Row 04 · Counter

Combine parts, hay parts, filters and belts at the counter. Field service calls when a machine stops.

Parts counter

Shelf by shelf, counter to counter.

Four bands, stacked like shelves. Say the word and we'll pull it — combine parts, hay parts, filters and belts.

01 Combine parts

Tell us the machine and the part you're after. We'll pull it and have it waiting at the counter.

Ask the counter
02 Hay parts

Mower, baler and rake parts — the pieces that keep hay moving while the window is open.

Ask the counter
03 Filters

Oil, fuel and air. Read the number off the old one and we'll match it.

Ask about stock
04 Belts

Belts and the running gear around them, for the equipment you work hardest.

Ask the counter

Not sure what it's called? Describe it, or bring the old one in. Both work fine at this counter.

A technician working on a tractor beside a field service truck in a stubble field
Field service call — out where it stopped On-site repair

Service bay

Trucks parked nose-out, loaded for the call.

Field service calls and on-site repair. When a machine quits in the middle of a pass, that's where the work happens — not on a trailer, not in a queue.

01

Call and tell us what it's doing — or what it stopped doing.

02

We load the parts for that machine and that job.

03

The repair happens where the machine sits — field, yard or shop.

Field service calls On-site repair Combine and hay parts Kearney and the surrounding fields

Lease programs

The lease counter.

Lease programs, so the equipment lines up with the season it works — not with the calendar. Three steps, and you can take them standing up.

01

Talk the season

Tell us the ground, the crop and the hours you'll put on the machine.

02

Match the machine

We walk the row with you and put the machine next to the job.

03

Paperwork, then field

Sign at the counter and put the machine to work.

Ask about lease programs Bring the season, the acreage and the job. We'll work from there.

Next step

Call the lot, or send it in writing.

Tell us the machine, the part or the job. Quotes come back the same way you asked for them — on the phone or in a message.

  • 01The machine, or the part number
  • 02What it's doing — or what it stopped doing
  • 03Where it's sitting: field, yard or shop

Prefer to talk it through? Call the lot — the parts counter and the service line both pick up.