New equipment for the work ahead.
Compare current models, available packages, incoming units, and equipment we can source for the next season or project.
Browse new equipment by type.
Compare tractors, hay equipment, compact machines, and implements, then ask a product specialist about availability and fit.
Tractors
Utility, compact, and high-horsepower tractors for field work, livestock chores, and acreage tasks.
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Hay equipment
Cutting, conditioning, raking, baling, and handling equipment for feed season.
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Compact equipment
Loaders, utility vehicles, mowers, and compact machines for yard, acreage, and jobsite work.
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Implements
Attachments and implements matched to tractors, loaders, and seasonal work.
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Choose the tractor around the work.
Horsepower matters, but so do hydraulics, transmission, lift capacity, tire setup, visibility, and the implements the tractor needs to carry.
Compact and utility
Loader work, livestock chores, mowing, snow removal, property care, and everyday farm jobs.
Row-crop and high-horsepower
Tillage, planting, transport, PTO work, and long field days where power and operator comfort both matter.
Loader-ready and specialty
Match front hitch, PTO, hydraulic flow, axle capacity, visibility, and attachment controls before ordering.
Build the hay line around your acres and weather window.
Capacity has to match the crop, tractor, labour, storage, and the number of workable hours you usually get when the crop is ready.
Mowing and conditioning
Compare cut width, conditioning system, transport width, field speed, and the tractor power available.
Rakes and tedders
Choose working width and crop handling around field size, moisture, windrow goals, and the baler that follows.
Baling and handling
Match bale format, density, pickup capacity, wrapping, storage, and handling equipment to the operation.
Put the right compact machine on the daily jobs.
Start with where the machine has to fit, what it needs to lift or tow, which attachments it will run, and who will operate it most often.
Compact loaders
Compare lift path, rated capacity, hydraulic flow, attachment interface, cab access, and ground conditions.
Utility vehicles
Passenger capacity, payload, towing, terrain, weather protection, and road travel shape the right configuration.
Mowers and property care
Match deck width, cut quality, terrain, collection needs, attachments, and service access to the property.
Start with the job, then compare the machine.
The best fit usually comes from a short conversation about horsepower, attachments, terrain, timing, budget, and what you already own.
Tell us the work
Share the jobs you need to handle, the equipment you run now, and what needs to change.
Plan the numbers
Financing, trade value, warranty, delivery, and seasonal timing can be discussed together.
Ask what is available before you drive in.
Some units are incoming, spoken for, or available to order. A quick text can save a wasted trip.