agtractorsupply.com

What is Ag Tractor Supply?

Ag Tractor Supply, also called AG Tractor and Koozer Supply, is a Lincoln, Nebraska–based tractor parts, service, and restoration business. According to its site, it has been operating for more than 20 years, with over 40 years of experience in the automotive and agricultural equipment industry. The shop says it services, repairs, and restores most tractors from 1900 to the present, and it commonly works on Ford agricultural equipment.

Its scope is broader than a single brand. The site lists parts for Ford, John Deere, New Holland, Kubota, McCormick, Claas, Mahindra, Escorts, Kioti, and others. It also sells and services Husqvarna power products, including mowers, tillers, and string trimmers, and services most other mower brands.

What it does

• Tractor restoration and refurbishment: Full restoration projects, including one-of-a-kind builds and travel restoration work. The site highlights a 1945 Allis-Chalmers Model C restored for display at the Homestead National Monument.
• Parts inventory: A broad range of parts for many makes and models of agricultural tractors.
• Service and maintenance: Repair and upkeep on tractors and mowers, with the stated policy that it services what it sells.
• Husqvarna sales and service: New Husqvarna products plus service for most other mower brands.

Who it suits

This is a practical fit for Nebraska-area farmers, rural property owners, and collectors who need parts or service for older or mixed-brand tractors. The restoration side appeals to hobbyists and heritage projects, while the Husqvarna and mower service suits anyone maintaining a yard or small acreage.

Practical next step

If you have a specific tractor or mower, call (402) 421-8822 with the make, model, and year before visiting. Hours are Monday–Friday 9am–5pm, Saturday by appointment only, closed Sundays, at 9301 Breagan Rd, Lincoln, NE 68526. A quick call confirms parts availability and whether your machine falls within their service range.

How do I get a quote for tractor restoration or service?

Contact Ag Tractor and Koozer Supply directly through the "Message Us" form on Ag Tractor Supply, or call (402) 421-8822 during business hours (Mon–Fri 9am–5pm; Saturday by appointment only; closed Sunday). The site states that quotes for work on your equipment are handled by contacting them, so either route starts the same process.

What to have ready

• Make, model and year of the tractor (they work on most tractors from 1900 to present, most commonly Ford ag equipment).
• Whether you want restoration/refurbishment, general service and maintenance, or repair.
• Photos of the machine and any known problem areas.
• Your location and whether the tractor can be brought to their Lincoln, NE shop at 9301 Breagan Rd.

How to choose your contact method

• Use the web form if you want to attach photos and describe the job in writing, and don't need an answer the same day.
• Call if the job is urgent, if you're unsure whether they handle your model, or if you want to talk through options before committing.
• Ask about Saturday appointments only if a weekday visit isn't possible; the site lists Saturday as by-appointment.

A practical next step Send the form with your model, year, a short description of the work, and several clear photos, then follow up by phone if you haven't heard back within a few business days. If your machine is a Husqvarna product, mention that specifically — they sell and service Husqvarna power equipment (mowers, tillers, weedeaters) alongside tractor work, and they state they service what they sell.

Which tractor brands and models does Ag Tractor Supply carry parts for?

Ag Tractor Supply carries parts for a broad range of agricultural tractors rather than a single brand. According to the company's own site, its parts inventory covers "all makes and models of AG Tractors," with Ford, John Deere, New Holland, Kubota, McCormick, Claas, Mahindra, Escorts, and Kioti named specifically. It also notes that restoration, refurbishment, service, and maintenance work covers most tractors from 1900 to the present.

Its deepest specialization is Ford agricultural equipment. Ford is the brand it says it works on most commonly, and Ford Tractor Parts is a dedicated section of the site. That matters if you own an older Ford: a shop that regularly handles those machines is more likely to recognize model-specific quirks, source obsolete components, and advise on whether a repair is worth doing. For the other brands listed, the site presents parts availability as broad rather than tied to particular models, so the sensible step is to confirm your exact model and part number before assuming it is on the shelf.

How to use this

• Have your tractor's make, model, year, and serial number ready before contacting them.
• Ask specifically whether the part is in stock, on order, or needs to be sourced.
• If you are weighing a restoration, ask for a quote on the whole job rather than parts alone — the site invites quote requests for equipment work.

The practical trade-off is typical of an independent AG shop: you get wide brand coverage and deep experience with older Ford tractors, but you should verify availability for less common models instead of expecting everything to be stocked. For Husqvarna power products, the shop sells and services mowers, tillers, and weedeaters, and states it services most other mower brands as well. For brand-specific parts research before you call, manufacturer sites such as John Deere and Ford can help you pin down the correct part number.

Does Ag Tractor Supply sell and service Husqvarna mowers?

Yes. Ag Tractor Supply describes itself as both a seller of Husqvarna products and a service provider for mowers, and it says it also services most other mower brands. The page specifically mentions mowers, tillers and weedeaters from Husqvarna Power Products, and states plainly that it services what it sells.

H3 Practical meaning for a buyer

• You can treat it as a single stop for a new Husqvarna mower and for later maintenance or repair, rather than buying from one business and hunting for a separate service shop.
• The "we service what we sell" line is the main selling point. For anyone running equipment on acreage, that matters because a breakdown during a busy cutting or field season is a scheduling problem as much as a repair problem.
• If you own a different brand, the page says most other brands are serviced too, so it is worth asking before assuming you need a dealer of that brand.
• The shop also does tractor restoration, refurbishment and maintenance, most often on Ford ag equipment, so it is not a lawn-and-garden-only business.

H3 How to decide if it fits your situation

If you are near Lincoln, Nebraska, and want one place to buy a Husqvarna mower and keep it running, this matches that need. If you are far away, the service side is less useful since equipment generally has to come to the shop; in that case, use the parts side and local repair options instead.

Next step: call (402) 421-8822 with your mower model and the work you need, and ask two questions — whether your specific machine is one they service, and how far out their service appointments are booked. Hours listed are Monday to Friday 9am–5pm, Saturday by appointment only, closed Sundays.

For comparison while you shop, manufacturer pages such as Husqvarna list current models and dealer/service networks, which helps you check whether a local shop's offerings line up with what you actually need.

Can Ag Tractor Supply help with a one-of-a-kind or vintage tractor restoration?

Yes. One-of-a-kind and vintage restoration is a core part of what Ag Tractor Supply presents itself as doing. The page describes restoration, refurbishment, service and maintenance on most tractors from 1900 to the present, with Ford agricultural equipment as the most common focus, and it lists John Deere, New Holland, Kubota, McCormick, Claas, Mahindra, Escorts and Kioti among the makes it carries parts for. It also shows a dedicated "One-Of-A-Kind Restorations" section and a gallery of past work, so unusual or older machines are not treated as an afterthought.

What the shop actually offers

• Full restoration and refurbishment, not just repairs
• Parts inventory covering many makes and models of ag tractors
• Service and maintenance for tractors and Husqvarna power products
• Mower sales and service, including most other mower brands

The Alaska example

The page highlights owner Doug Koozer traveling to Alaska for a once-in-a-lifetime project: a 1945 Allis-Chalmers Model C used by the last homesteader in Alaska. The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Tractor Restoration Club restored it before it went to the Homestead National Monument for permanent display. That is the shop's own account of its experience; the practical read is that the business has handled a documented, historically significant machine rather than only routine field repairs. If your project has provenance or a display destination, that kind of background matters.

How to decide whether to call them

A restoration quote depends heavily on condition, completeness and whether you want a working tractor or a showpiece. Before contacting them, gather:

• Make, model and year, plus the serial number if you have it
• Photos of the engine, sheet metal, tires and any rust or freeze damage
• Whether the tractor currently runs and whether it is complete
• Your goal: field use, preservation or museum-quality finish
• Any deadline tied to a show, auction or family event

Then call (402) 421-8822 or use the message form on the site. Hours are Monday–Friday 9am–5pm, Saturday by appointment only, closed Sundays; the shop is at 9301 Breagan Rd, Lincoln, NE 68526. If you are outside Nebraska, ask up front about transport and whether they prefer you to send photos before hauling the tractor in.

For comparison, if you want a second opinion or parts sourcing beyond one shop, Steiner Tractor Parts and Yesterday's Tractors are established resources for vintage tractor parts and forums.

What are Ag Tractor Supply's hours and location in Lincoln, NE?

Ag Tractor Supply — listed on the site as AG Tractor and Koozer Supply — is open Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm, with Saturday visits by appointment only, and it is closed on Sundays. The address is 9301 Breagan Rd, Lincoln, NE 68526.

Because Saturday is appointment-only, the practical move is to call (402) 421-8822 before making the trip, especially if you're hauling a tractor or dropping off a mower for service. Weekday visits during the 9–5 window don't appear to require an appointment, but confirming availability is still sensible for larger restoration or repair jobs.

If you're outside Lincoln, note that the shop focuses on tractor restoration, refurbishment, service and maintenance for equipment from 1900 to present, with Ford ag equipment as a specialty, plus Husqvarna mower sales and service. For long-distance restoration projects, ask about scheduling and transport logistics when you call rather than assuming a same-day drop-off.