Farm Equipment Welding Repair in West-Central Minnesota

Around here, equipment earns its keep. A skid steer that runs every morning, a planter that goes 16 hours a day in May, a grain auger that never sees a break in October — that kind of work finds the weak spots. Stress cracks form at the corners of frames. Bucket arms and loader brackets fatigue and tear. Augers wear thin and flighting gets chewed up. Cast hubs and housings split clean through. We fix all of it.

Our shop welds steel, stainless, aluminum, and cast iron, and we know which process the job actually calls for — MIG for production speed on heavy steel, TIG when a thin or aluminum part needs a clean, controlled weld, and stick when we're out in the wind on a frame that won't come apart. Cracked castings get the right pre-heat and rod so the repair holds instead of cracking again next season. We build the repair to take the load it'll see, not just to close the gap.

Most of this work happens during the windows where you can least afford to lose a machine. We get that. When you call during planting or harvest, downtime is the whole problem, so we bring the welder to you whenever the repair makes sense in the field. For bigger rebuilds, fabricating new brackets, or reinforcing a frame that keeps failing, the shop gives us the room and the fixturing to do it right.