Tractor Service & Repair in Franklin, TX

Regular oil and filter changes keep a diesel tractor running for years. Hours on the clock matter more than the calendar, so check your owner's manual for the service interval that matches your engine. Dust, humidity and long hours under load wear a filter faster than light use. That's normal wear. The shop handles oil changes, filter swaps and the other scheduled work your tractor needs. If you're not sure where your machine stands on hours, call the store and ask what to check first.

The shop takes on the common problems that show up on a working tractor: engine trouble, hydraulic leaks, electrical gremlins, worn belts and general wear and tear. Pasture work is hard on equipment. Ruts, stumps and uneven ground add stress that a mower deck or front axle feels over time. Bush hogging pasture edges or pulling an implement through wet ground can shake something loose faster than you'd expect. The shop handles tractors, implements and mowers of many makes, plus the small engines that run on a lot of them.

Yes. The shop works on far more than the brands on the lot. We work on other brands too, as long as parts can be sourced for the job. That covers small engines as well, including Kohler, Briggs & Stratton and Kawasaki models. Parts availability is the real limit, not the brand name on the hood. Call with the make and model before you haul it in. Every tractor out here sees the same ruts and stumps.

A tractor that won't start usually comes down to a few common culprits: a weak battery, dirty fuel, a clogged filter or a safety switch stuck out of position. Diesel tractors can also be fussy in cold, damp weather if the glow plugs or fuel system need attention. That's common out here. Before you call, check the obvious things — fuel level, battery connections, and whether the PTO or clutch safety switch is engaged. If it still won't turn over, that's worth a trip to the shop.

Scheduling service starts online. Head to j5tractors.com and schedule service for your tractor, whether it needs a small fix or a bigger repair. Either way, have a sense of what's going on — a noise, a leak, a warning light, or a worn part — so the shop knows what to expect. Pasture equipment takes a beating out here. It's better to get a problem checked before it turns into a bigger repair. Schedule service online or give us a call to set a time that works for your place.