Harvest downtime is expensive. A structured inspection — and the right parts on the shelf — keeps Gleaner and AGCO equipment working when weather windows open.
Combine and header priorities
- Inspect chains, belts, sieves, and concaves for wear
- Check header sickle sections, guards, and reel condition
- Confirm feeder house and rotor/cylinder settings for your crop
- Stock high-wear parts and filters before the rush
Don't forget support equipment
Grain carts, trailers, and trucks should get the same attention: tires, brakes, lights, and hydraulics. Casselton can help with parts lookup and order fulfillment; Jamestown handles full in-shop and field service.
Schedule pre-harvest service with Bison Machinery so your first day in the field is productive — not diagnostic.
