Why farm machinery service is different
Agricultural machinery fails during the few weeks when it is working hardest, in a field, often far from a workshop, and every day of downtime costs a crop. Farmers choose a service provider on whether they will come out, how fast, and whether the part exists locally. Off-season the same business is quiet, and preventive maintenance contracts that would even out the year are rarely sold because nobody presents them.
What we build for a service centre
First, field callouts with coverage radius and seasonal response commitments, which is what farmers actually buy. Second, parts availability by machine and brand, since a part that must be ordered abroad means a lost week. Third, brand and equipment coverage published, so a farmer knows you can work on their machine. Fourth, off-season maintenance contracts, which fill the quiet months and prevent the breakdowns that ruin a harvest.