Farm & Agriculture Equipment
Tractors, loaders and ag machinery sourced for Iowa growers, feedlots and custom operators — with the same honest reporting we apply to construction iron.
Iowa Ground, Iowa Machinery
We are in Norwalk, fifteen minutes from Des Moines and surrounded by the ground this equipment works. That is not a marketing line — it means we understand the seasons your buying decisions run on.
Farm buyers and construction buyers want different things from the same conversation. On the ag side it is hours against acres, hydraulic capacity, three-point capability and whether a machine has spent its life in a shed or a fence row. We report accordingly.
If the tractor or loader you need is not on the lot, tell us before the season and we will work the network while there is still time to find the right one rather than the available one.
- Honest hours, and whether the machine was shedded
- Hydraulic capacity and three-point capability where it applies
- Tyre percentage and matched sets, reported as numbers
- Sourcing ahead of the season instead of during it
Construction Iron That Earns Its Keep On A Farm
Some of the best value on a working farm sits in the construction category. These are the units ag buyers come back for.
Skid Steers
Feedlot cleaning, snow, bale handling and the hundred jobs a tractor is too large for. The most versatile machine on most farms.
Wheel Loaders
Silage, manure, grain and yard work at a scale a skid steer cannot sustain. Higher capacity and far better on the operator.
Excavators
Tile work, waterways, terrace repair and pond maintenance. Owning one beats renting once you pass a few weeks of use a year.
Brands We Carry
Attachment and equipment lines we stock, source and support — each backed by the manufacturer's own dealer network.
Sourcing Ahead Of The Season Beats Sourcing During It
Tell us what you will need and when you will need it. Lead time is the difference between the right machine and whatever is left.