Farm and Fleet Sturtevant serves as a regional hub for agricultural, construction, and outdoor power equipment across southeastern Wisconsin. The location combines retail sales, service departments, and bulk fuel into a single destination for farmers, property managers, and rural residents.
Operated under the broader Farm and Fleet brand, the Sturtevant facility emphasizes inventory depth, parts availability, and technician training tailored to the needs of the local growing market. Visitors often rely on the site for timely repairs, seasonal preparedness, and coordinated equipment financing.
Facility Overview at a Glance
| Site Name | Primary Market | Key Services | Fuel Types | Service Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Farm and Fleet Sturtevant | Agriculture & Turf | Sales, Service, Parts | Diesel, Gas, DEF | 24 Bay Service Shop |
| Location | Southeastern Wisconsin | Equipment Demo & Rentals | Propane, Ethanol blends | On-site Technicians |
| Hours | Seasonal Adjustments | Fertilizer & Chemical Storage | Cardlock Diesel | Winterization Packages |
Equipment Sales and Inventory
New and Used Agricultural Tractors
The dealership stocks row-crop tractors, utility tractors, and compact models suited for varied acreage. Each unit typically includes dealer warranties, updated maintenance records, and compatibility with precision ag implements.
Harvest and Forage Machinery
Customers browse combines, forage harvesters, and balers designed for regional crop cycles. Strong relationships with original manufacturers help ensure timely delivery of header upgrades and after-market enhancements.
Outdoor Power and Lawn Equipment
Lawn tractors, zero-turn mowers, and snow removal gear are positioned for residential and light commercial use. Technicians provide setup, calibration, and seasonal storage advice at the point of sale.
Service Department Capabilities
Preventive Maintenance Scheduling
Oil changes, filter replacements, and inspection checklists are offered at set intervals aligned with manufacturer recommendations. Early booking often reduces downtime during critical planting and harvest windows.
Diesel Engine Repair
Diagnosis covers fuel system troubleshooting, injector testing, and turbocharger diagnostics. On-site calibration tools help restore optimal power, fuel economy, and emissions compliance.
Hydraulics and Electrical Systems
Service staff address PTO issues, steering responsiveness, and implement control faults. Updated wiring diagrams and genuine connectors minimize repeat visits and improve field reliability.
Parts and Accessories Availability
Genuine OEM Components
High-demand parts such as belts, bearings, and hydraulic hoses are kept in regional inventory. Cross-referencing ensures that the correct variant is identified quickly for combines, sprayers, and mowers.
Implement Attachments
Front-end loaders, grapples, and post hole diggers are available for immediate pickup or fast regional delivery. Staff can suggest match-weight configurations to reduce frame stress and improve tractor longevity.
Aftermarket Performance Upgrades
Air intake systems, exhaust packages, and monitor-ready sensors are offered where applicable. Clear documentation helps customers understand compatibility with warranty conditions and Tier 4 emission requirements.
Buying Process and Support
Equipment Demonstrations
Scheduled field demos allow operators to test traction, lift capacity, and ergonomics under realistic conditions. Seeing equipment in local soil types helps confirm fit for specific tasks.
Financing Options
Competitive rates and flexible terms are arranged through captive and independent lenders. Pre-approval letters can strengthen negotiating position during peak season demand.
Delivery and Logistics
Regional haulers coordinate transport, while local roads crews are notified for oversized load permits. Tracking tools keep buyers informed of estimated arrival dates and unloading windows.
Community Engagement and Long-Term Planning
Farm and Fleet Sturtevant participates in local agribusiness events, 4-H sponsorships, and safety clinics for youth operators. By aligning inventory with regional trends, the site supports crop diversification, soil health initiatives, and resilient farm economics over multiple seasons.
- Verify hours and service bay availability during peak seasons before visiting.
- Bring operator manuals and maintenance records for faster diagnostics.
- Confirm parts compatibility with serial numbers, especially for electronic components.
- Use pre-approval letters to streamline large equipment purchases.
- Schedule demonstrations in the specific field conditions where the machine will operate.
FAQ
Reader questions
What maintenance schedule does Farm and Fleet Sturtevant recommend for new tractors?
Initial service occurs at 50 hours, followed by seasonal intervals aligned with planting and harvest timelines. Exact intervals vary by model, so technicians review the operator manual and usage patterns to set a customized plan.
Can I trade in older equipment when purchasing new implements?
Yes, the facility appraises trade-in value based on condition, hours, and current market pricing. Accepted trade items may include mowers, sprayers, and older tractors, with the credit applied toward new purchases.
Are service appointments required for walk-in customers with repair issues?
While many repairs can be handled on a walk-in basis, scheduling helps ensure parts availability and technician capacity. During critical periods like spring planting, an appointment reduces wait times significantly.
Do you offer extended warranties for outdoor power equipment sold at the store?
Factory and dealer-backed extended coverage options are available for eligible mowers, tillers, and snow equipment. Plans vary in length and included components, so staff walk buyers through exclusions and transferability details.