Sold and serviced out of our Sterling, IL store, (815) 626-4600.
Dixon sits in Lee County, Lee County grain and livestock ground east of us. Peabudy's serves it out of our Sterling store at 2900 Polo Rd, which makes us one of the closest full line equipment dealers to the ground you farm.
That proximity matters more than most people think about until something breaks. A parts run to Sterling is a short trip rather than a lost half day, and our service department covers Dixon directly, including field service during planting and harvest when the machine cannot come to us.
For Dixon operations we handle the full range: row crop and utility tractors, New Holland combines and harvest equipment, hay tools, planters and tillage, grain carts and handling, plus compact tractors, mowers and outdoor power for acreage owners and commercial crews. We are a full line New Holland Agriculture dealer and also carry Kubota, Kioti, Ferris, Cub Cadet, Kinze, Great Plains, Land Pride, Woods and Stihl.
Because we have been doing this since 1994, because every one of our five stores runs a real parts counter and service department, and because when you call (815) 626-4600 you get the Sterling team rather than a routing menu. That is the whole difference in a season where a day of downtime costs more than the repair.
If you are comparing dealers, the questions worth asking are simple: who has the part on the shelf, who will come out when it matters, and who is going to be here in ten years. We like our answers to all three.
Yes. Our Sterling, IL store delivers throughout Lee County including Dixon. Call (815) 626-4600 and we will sort out timing when you order.
The Sterling, IL store at 2900 Polo Rd is your closest location. That is where sales, parts and service for Dixon customers are handled.
Yes. The Sterling service department covers Dixon and the surrounding Lee County area, including field service during planting and harvest when a machine cannot come to us.
Also served by our Sterling store:
Tell us what you are looking for and which store is closest. A real person from that location will get back to you, not a call center.