Current Inventory
Machines we have run, maintained and know the history of, available to buy or to rent. Questions? Call or text and you will talk to one of us.
See Everything On The Lot
Our full inventory, with photos, prices, hours and specs, is listed on our equipment site and kept up to date as units come and go.
Browse Current InventoryBuy It Or Rent It.
Everything we have is for sale or for rent. Need a machine for a season, a project or a busy stretch? Tell Matt what you need and we will work out something that fits.
Ask About RentalsTalk To Matt
Matt Ochsner handles equipment sales and rentals. Ask about any unit, its history, or what we have coming in.
Väderstad & JBS
We are a dealer for Väderstad planting and tillage equipment and JBS manure equipment. Ask Matt about new units, ordering and availability.
Up Three Days
Before The Neighbors.
Every spring we plant with a brand-new Case IH 2160 Early Riser. Every summer we sell it. That means you can buy a one-season-old planter at a fair price, from people who know it inside and out.
The 72-Hour Head Start
In our fields, corn planted with an Early Riser is typically out of the ground about 72 hours ahead. Case IH's own field reports say the same: seed comes up about three days faster, with stronger roots. The name is a joke. The results aren't.
Illustration. Source: Case IH Farm Forum, “Achieving photocopy plants.” Results vary with soil, moisture, hybrid and planter settings.
Mellow Behind The Planter.
A typical double-disc opener carves a V and packs the sidewalls hard. Roots hit that wall and turn. The Early Riser’s narrow opener, seed shoe and firming point set the seed into a firm bed at the bottom of a soft trench, then close it from the bottom up. Roots go wherever they want.
Illustration. Case IH describes the Early Riser as leaving “the softest trench sidewall in the industry.”
A One-Season-Old Planter, Every Year
We Buy New
Every year we buy a brand-new Case IH 2160 Early Riser, 24 row, 30 inch.
We Plant One Season
It plants our own ground for one spring, run and maintained by our crew.
We Sell It
Right after spring planting it goes up for sale at a fair price, one season old.
We Take Your Trade
Any brand, any size. Trades mean we sometimes have other models, too.
We Don’t Just Sell It. We Set It.
We run these planters every spring, so we know them inside and out. When you buy from us, we help set it up for your ground, follow it to your field, and make sure it is running right.
Set Up For Your Ground
Row unit settings, down force and closing setup dialed in for your soils and your conditions.
We Follow It To The Field
We go out with you on the first day and make sure it is planting the way it should.
A Call Away
Questions in the middle of planting? Call Matt. We would rather help than have you guess.
Get On The List
Our one-season-old planter is usually spoken for fast. Get on the list and Matt will call you before it is listed.
Mid-Size Loaders.
Spec’d To Work.
We keep a steady lineup of John Deere and Case wheel loaders on the lot, and we pick them on purpose: mid-size machines with plenty of capacity that are still light on their feet. Three things we look for every time:
Built For The Feedlot. Ready For Anything.
Most of our loaders go to work feeding cattle, but they have gone on to jobs in all kinds of industries. Here is what our loaders usually come with:
Need a specific setup? Call or text Matt at (605) 290-1734 and we will find the right one.
See Everything On The Lot
Planters, loaders, tractors, combines, tillage, tile equipment and more. Everything on the lot is for sale or rent.