Skid Steer Attachment Selection: Matching the Right Tool to the Job Site
The most-common mistake we see contractors make is buying the machine first and worrying about attachments later. The right frame is the reverse. The attachments you need are what determine which machine is the right buy. A skid steer that does not...
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Second Cutting Hay: Reading the Weather Window and Setting Up Your Round Baler
If you cut first-cutting hay in May, this is the moment you have been waiting for. Second cutting is drier, lighter, and often better feed, but the window is narrower and the machine has to be set up for what the field is actually giving you. A...
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Buying Your First Used Compact Tractor: Dealer's Guide
The first compact tractor purchase is one of the most-researched and least-confident buying decisions our customers make. Spending $14,000 on something used feels different than buying a riding mower. It feels different than buying a car too,...
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John Deere Gator HPX vs XUV: Which Series Fits Your Property
If you have spent any time on the Gator section of our site, you have probably noticed something. There are two main families of John Deere Gators, and they live in very different places on the lot. The HPX series sits in the Work series row,...
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The Honest Priority Order for John Deere Attachments: What to Buy First, Second, and Never
A 1025R or 2025R without attachments is a tractor that mostly drives in circles. Every customer who buys a compact knows that going in. What is harder is figuring out which attachments to spend money on first, second, and which ones to never bother...
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How to Buy Used Equipment from a Dealership (and Why It Beats Private Sale)
Buying used equipment is one of the smartest financial decisions a property owner or farmer can make. A well-maintained tractor, mower, or implement with a few hundred hours on it still has thousands of hours of useful life ahead, and you avoid the...
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Used Equipment Inspection Checklist: Avoid These Costly Mistakes
Buying used equipment for your farm can be a wise investment if done right. You can earn significant savings compared to new equipment, but skipping a thorough inspection can quickly turn those savings into losses. Hidden repairs, unexpected...
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Introducing Personalized Virtual or In-Person Equipment Tours
We’re always looking for ways to make your equipment shopping experience more convenient, personalized, and rewarding. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our newest feature — Personalized Equipment Tours — available now for all of our Used...
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Selling Used Farm Equipment For Maximum Value
Selling used farm equipment can be a great way to recoup some of your investment and make some space for new machinery. However, to get the best price for your equipment, you’ll need to take a few steps to prepare. Whether you’re selling a compact...
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