Eastern Oregon is no stranger to winter’s fury. With temperatures regularly plunging well below freezing, the region poses a unique set of challenges for heavy equipment operators. Whether it’s construction, logging, or agriculture, the bitter cold takes its toll on diesel engines and mechanical systems. Business owners and operators across the region, including Lexington, OR,

As another harvest season comes to a close, many farmers in Oregon find themselves facing what is often called the harvest hangover. This is the period after the last crop has been brought in when fatigue sets in, but it is also the time when farm equipment repair and inspection become critically important. After months

When most operators in agriculture and construction think about heavy equipment repair, their minds often go straight to engines, hydraulics, or transmissions. Yet, beneath the surface lies a crucial component that endures relentless stress: the undercarriage. This part of your machine, often coated in mud, gravel, or crop residue, bears the full weight of your

As the autumn season approaches in Lexington, OR, the focus for many farmers shifts from summer harvests to preparing equipment for the demands of winter and the following planting season. Gone are the days when a quick lubrication and visual inspection were enough to keep tractors and combines running smoothly. Modern farm machinery has evolved