Planting, haying, harvest: no waiting on parts.
Field and barn repair of implements, hay equipment, gates, cattle panels, feeders, trailers and tractor attachments across the farms around Middle Tennessee.
- Common repairs: Implements, hitches, gates, feeders
- Process: Flux-core and stick, outdoors
- Fabrication: New parts to match or improve
What it is, and why it matters.
Farm equipment breaks at the worst times: a bale spear bends before the hay is dry, a hitch cracks at planting, a cattle gate sags and the herd gets out. We bring the rig to the barn or field and repair what can be repaired right there, from implement frames to feeders, hitches and gates.
We use processes that tolerate outdoor wind and dirty, painted or rusty steel, such as flux-core and stick, and we build in strength where equipment is abused. If a part is worn out, we can fabricate a new one to match or improve the original.
Four things done right.
Works outdoors
Processes that handle wind and dirty steel.
Built to be abused
Reinforcement where farm loads concentrate.
New parts made
Fabricated when parts are gone or slow.
Timely
Repairs scheduled around the season.
From first call to farm & ag equipment repair.
- 01
Call with the problem
Photos help us bring the right gear.
- 02
Meet at the equipment
We assess in the field or barn.
- 03
Repair or fabricate
Weld, rebuild or make a new part.
- 04
Test and go
You are back to work the same visit when possible.
Farm & Ag Equipment Repair across Middle Tennessee.
We do this work in 28 cities, from downtown Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville and Dickson.
Farm & Ag Equipment Repair: common questions
Can you weld in a field?
Yes. The rig is self-contained and we use processes that tolerate wind and dirt. We only need a safe place to park and a clear path to the work.
Do you build custom farm gates and feeders?
Yes. We fabricate gates, hay feeders, cattle panels and mounts from tube, pipe and plate, welded for strength and finished to resist rust.
How do I get a price for farm & ag equipment repair?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-209-7643, ideally with a photo. We confirm what is involved and send a written price, and larger jobs get a free site visit.
Ready to talk about farm & ag equipment repair?
A photo or a free visit, and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.