AG and Farm Equipment Service
Down in the Field During Harvest
Rig Doctor runs field service for AG equipment across Black Hawk County and the surrounding farm country, which matters most in the few weeks of planting and harvest when a machine cannot wait.
At a Glance
- Serves
- Tractors, combines, grain trucks and trailers
- Where
- In the field, in the yard or at the elevator
- Season
- Planting and harvest, when downtime costs most
- Same
- Hydraulic, electrical, air and diesel skills
AG repair is on the business’s own description for a reason. Black Hawk County is farm country, and the same heavy diesel, hydraulic and electrical skills that fix a semi fix a combine.
Harvest does not pause for a shop schedule. A machine down in the field during a dry window costs a real number per hour, and everybody involved knows it. Field service means the repair happens where the machine sits, with the tooling brought to it.
The work is familiar. Hydraulic leaks and hose failures, electrical faults and harness damage, charging and starting problems, air and brake work on grain trailers, tires and wheel ends. Farm equipment is harder on wiring and hydraulics than a highway truck, not easier.
Grain hauling season also puts trucks and hopper trailers on the road that spend most of the year parked. Lights, brakes and tires on those units are the single most common thing found and fixed before an officer finds them instead.
What That Covers
- Field service for tractors, combines and implements
- Hydraulic hose and leak repair on site
- Grain truck and hopper trailer brakes, lights and tires
- Electrical and charging faults on farm equipment
- Priority through planting and harvest windows
Other Work We Do
Where to Find Rig Doctor LLC
10145 Independence Ave, Waterloo, IA 50703
Call the Doc and describe what it is doing.
One number, answered by a technician, at any hour.