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Case IH Field Cultivator Rocker Bar and Shaft Replacement in Mapleton

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Hauling a large field cultivator across the countryside just to get it fixed is a headache nobody wants. It takes time, it ties up equipment, and it pulls you away from everything else on the farm. That's exactly why we run a mobile rig - we come to you, do the work where the machine sits, and get you back up and running without the logistics nightmare.

This was a rocker bar and shaft replacement on a Case IH field cultivator out in Mapleton, ND. The old rocker bar and components were worn out and needed to go. We pulled everything apart on-site, got accurate measurements on the frame to make sure the new shaft would fit right, and fabbed up the replacement parts to spec. Fresh steel, properly fitted, installed right there in the yard.

What makes a job like this interesting is the amount of prep work that goes into it before any welding even starts. Getting the measurements dialed in, having the right steel on hand, and understanding how all the components work together - that's what separates a clean repair from one that causes problems down the road. Our farm equipment welding work is built around getting those details right the first time.

Once the new shaft and components were in, the cultivator went back together clean. No shop visit, no trailer rental, no waiting in a service line. The customer had their equipment ready to go without it leaving the property. That's the whole point of mobile welding - it meets you where you are.