Farm Equipment Repairs

TRUSTED, RELIABLE REPAIRS FOR YOUR FARM’S EQUIPMENT

We are licensed and insured and can work on most anything. Most of our repairs can be completed in a few days unless we experience a limit on parts. Our most common requests involve:

  • Electric farm fence chargers: Fairwinds Farm charges $25 plus the cost of parts to diagnose and repair fence chargers. We can help with fence chargers nationwide; simply send it to us and we’ll repair it and send it back.
  • Vehicles, Trailers & Equipment: This category includes items such as tractors, sprays, cattle/flatbed trailers, and trucks. If you have something not listed here, just call us and ask! We can most likely help out.
  • Projectors (Dart Guns): We offer repairs to keep your projectors in ideal condition to sufficiently deliver medicine in the fields. Most often, repairs are completed within a few days unless parts are limited. We can help with projectors nationwide; simply send it to us and we’ll return it when repairs are complete.

Our labor rate for everything but chargers is $45 per hour. We require a 1-hour labor charge to place a vehicle on a diagnostic computer.

The family at Fairwinds Farm in Greeneville, TN, knows first-hand that farming and raising livestock requires a lot of equipment. We also know that that equipment requires a lot of care and preventive maintenance, and despite the best efforts, it can be susceptible to breakdowns that cause losses in time and money. We consider ourselves fortunate to have the skills, aptitude, and patience to fix all of our equipment. We are happy to share that skill with you when your equipment breaks down at just the wrong time, especially since there seems to be limited availability for farm repair services these days.

Close-up view of a disassembled tractor engine showing dirty components, including the radiator and wiring harness, highlighting maintenance needs and mechanical details.
Gallagher M1800 and M1000 electric fence energizers displayed on a blue grid surface, featuring indicator lights, power connections, and a compact design for effective livestock management.
Close-up view of a dirty orange tractor with the engine hood open, revealing the internal components, including the radiator and hydraulic systems, set against a stone wall background.
Close-up view of a tractor engine compartment, showcasing the radiator, hoses, and electrical connections, with visible dirt and wear, highlighting maintenance needs for agricultural machinery.