Farm Equipment Loans
Equipment Financing, Simplified.
Keep your operation running with financing for new or used farm equipment — tractors, combines, planters, and more — arranged by an advisory team that understands the ag equipment lifecycle.
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Wide range of credit scores eligible
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Covers new or used purchases
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Get a credit decision in hours, not days
Loan Program Details
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1. Eligible Equipment
Tractors, combines, sprayers, trucks, planters and seeders, grain carts, hay and forage equipment, tillage equipment, irrigation equipment, pivots, skid loaders and wheel loaders, trailers, atv’s, and more.Purchases from a dealer, at auction, or from an individual seller, new or used are all eligible.
Don’t see your equipment listed?
Ask — the list of eligible equipment is often broader than most lenders advertise.
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2. How Financing Works
First, we help you pin down the equipment and a realistic budget, since lenders want to see repayments that fit your seasonal income.Second, we help you gather the key documents — typically two to three years of income history (like a Schedule C or F), financial statements, and proof of insurance.
Third, a simple application is often all it takes to get a credit decision within hours, not days.
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3. Financing By Operation Type
We work across every type of operation:Row crop (tractors, planters, sprayers, combines, grain carts), livestock and dairy (feeders, mixers, skid loaders, manure spreaders, milking systems), specialty crop (harvesters, sprayers, pruning equipment), hay and forage (swathers, rakes, balers, wrappers), irrigation systems, grain handling and storage (bins, dryers, conveyors, augers), forestry and woodlot equipment, rural property and land management equipment.
Credit & Terms FAQ
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A higher score (700+) typically secures the best terms, but we work with a wide range of credit profiles — a lower score doesn’t automatically disqualify you.
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Both. We’ll structure the right loan or lease whether you want the latest model or a reliable used machine to manage costs.
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Depends on your goals — buying builds equity over time, leasing lowers upfront cost and makes it easier to upgrade. See our Farm Equipment & Facility Leasing pages for the lease side of that comparison.
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Many equipment purchases qualify for Section 179 deductions. Talk to your tax advisor about how that applies to your situation.
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