Rent tractors and tractor accessories from TRULAND at Wauseon, OH and Angola, IN. Short term power for mowing, loader work, tillage and hauling.
Size to the implement first. Every implement has a horsepower range and a hitch category, and both have to match the tractor. Underpowered and the machine bogs and wears the driveline. Then consider ground conditions and space, because a heavier tractor gives you loader capacity but compacts soft ground and is awkward in tight lots. If you are doing loader work, tell us the heaviest load and the lift height you need, since capacity drops as the load moves out.
A tractor rental covers the jobs that show up a few times a year and do not justify buying a machine. Brush hogging a back field or a fence line. Moving material with a loader. Grading a lane. Pulling a wagon, a spreader or a trailer around a property. Post hole work for fence or building projects. Light tillage on a food plot, a garden or a small acreage.
It also covers the gap when a machine you already own is down. If your tractor is waiting on parts in the middle of a job, renting keeps the work moving instead of stalling the whole schedule.
Start with the implement, not the tractor. Every implement has a horsepower range and a hitch category it is built for, and the tractor has to meet both. A rotary cutter that needs more power than the tractor makes will bog, stall and put wear on the driveline. A tractor much larger than the implement can overload it.
Then think about weight and footprint. A heavier tractor gives you loader capacity and stability, but it also compacts soft ground and struggles in tight lots, around landscaping or inside buildings. On soft or manicured ground, the smaller machine is often the correct one.
Loader work has its own limits. Lift capacity is rated at the pins and drops as the load moves out on a pallet fork or a bucket, so check what you actually intend to pick up, not just the headline number. Tell us the heaviest thing you plan to lift and how high it has to go.
Accessories are the part people forget until they are standing in the lot. Ballast, wheel weights, a bucket or forks, a hitch pin, a drawbar, PTO shaft compatibility, hydraulic couplers that match your implement, and a top link that fits the geometry of what you are pulling.
If you are bringing your own implement, tell us what it is when you book. PTO speed, hitch category and hydraulic requirements all have to line up, and it is much easier to sort that out on the phone than at pickup.
Know how the machine is getting to your site. Tractors and implements need a trailer with the right rating and enough tie-down points, and loading is where a lot of avoidable damage happens. If your trailer is marginal, say so before you book.
Before you start, walk the machine. Check tire pressure, fluid levels and that the ROPS is up with the seat belt fastened. Roll-over protection only works when it is in position and you are belted in. Keep the loader low while traveling, take slopes straight up and down rather than across, and stay off wet slopes entirely.
Keep bystanders clear, especially children, and never carry a rider. Shut the PTO off and let it stop turning before you get near an implement.
Acreage owners and hobby farmers with seasonal field work, contractors needing temporary loader capacity, property managers and townships, landowners clearing fence lines and trails, and full-time farms filling in around a machine that is down or a peak week that needs one more unit.
Rentals are available at Wauseon, 419-335-7368, and Angola, 260-665-5820.
Size to the implement first. Every implement has a horsepower range and a hitch category, and both have to match the tractor. Underpowered and the machine bogs and wears the driveline. Then consider ground conditions and space, because a heavier tractor gives you loader capacity but compacts soft ground and is awkward in tight lots. If you are doing loader work, tell us the heaviest load and the lift height you need, since capacity drops as the load moves out.
Usually yes, but tell us what implement you are bringing when you book. PTO speed, hitch category, hydraulic connections and top link geometry all have to match, and mismatches are common. Sorting it out over the phone takes a minute. Discovering it at pickup costs you a trip. Bring the implement's manual or model number if you have it.
You need transport rated for the machine and any implement going with it, with enough tie-down points to secure it properly. Loading and unloading is where most avoidable damage happens, so if your trailer is marginal for the weight, tell us before you book and we will talk through options. Call Wauseon at 419-335-7368 or Angola at 260-665-5820.
It depends on how often you use it. For work that comes up a few times a year, such as brush cutting, a fence project or moving material, renting avoids the purchase price plus storage, insurance, maintenance and depreciation. Once a machine is earning its keep most weeks of the season, ownership usually wins. Renting is also the right answer when your own tractor is down and the work cannot wait.
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