Straight answers — same as we'd give you in person.

If you're under about 10 acres and doing yard work, brush, and light landscaping, a compact (24–40 hp) is almost always the right call — easier to operate, cheaper to run, fits in a single-bay shop. Above 10 acres, or if you're pulling heavy implements, we'll point you up to a 40–50 hp utility class.

Honestly, two acres is where it starts to pay back fast. Below that, a Bad Boy zero-turn or a tow-behind on an ATV usually does what you need at a third of the cost. We'll tell you straight when you don't actually need a tractor.

Yes. We work with brand-direct financing through LS, TYM, Branson, and Bad Boy — plus our own outside lender partners. Most customers walk out with monthly payments under $300 on a new compact. Bring 20% down and credit history; we'll have a number for you the same day.

Both work — depends on the budget and how hard you'll run it. New gets you full warranty (typically 5–6 years on the tractor, 2 on implements) and the latest emissions/efficiency. Used saves you 25–40% but you should plan on a service inspection before purchase. Our pre-owned units come with a 30-day mechanical guarantee.

We do, with one caveat: parts availability. We're set up for LS, TYM, Branson, and Bad Boy. We'll work on Kubota, John Deere, Mahindra, and most others — but parts may need to come from a brand-specific dealer. We'll be honest about turnaround time before we take the work.

If your tractor is down, we'll come get it. Northern Utah and Wasatch Front out of Pleasant Grove; Uintah Basin and surrounding areas out of Roosevelt. Pickup fee is reasonable and rolls into the repair invoice. We'll quote you before we hook up.

Authorized dealers for LS, TYM, Branson, and Bad Boy. That means full warranty service, factory training for our techs, and access to current parts. The factories audit dealers every year — we wouldn't be on this list otherwise.

Yes — that's how most of our customers buy. Tractor + loader + a couple of implements in one financing package usually saves 5–10% over piecing it together. Tell us the job and we'll spec a package.