The Next Time Equipment Breaks Down...
Nov 09, 2009
We've got hundreds of thick, oil-stained technical manuals at our dealership to help mechanics figure out what's wrong with farm equipment and how to fix it. We've got the latest technical information on CDs and DVDs stored in portable laptop computers. We've got direct access to engineers at the manufacturer via the internet. But most of the time, "simple" is the best way to diagnose farm equipment ailments. Scroll to the bottom of this page for a diagnostic flowchart that has proven to be the most reliable way to figure out what's wrong and who is to blame:
