How Leading Edge Equipment Helps North Dakota Customers Get Ready for Winter
In North Dakota, the transition from harvest to winter can happen quickly. Before freezing temperatures arrive, taking time to properly prepare your equipment can help prevent costly repairs, extend its lifespan and ensure it's ready to go when spring returns.
At Leading Edge Equipment, we're here to help make that process easier. Whether you own a compact tractor, utility tractor, Gator or a full line of agricultural equipment, our team has the equipment, service and expertise to help you head into winter with confidence.

Schedule Service Before Winter Arrives
Cold weather is tough on equipment. That's why fall is one of the best times to schedule preventative maintenance.
Our certified service technicians can inspect your equipment, change fluids, replace worn components and identify potential issues before they become bigger problems during the offseason.
Completing maintenance now also helps you avoid the spring rush, so your equipment is ready when the next season begins.
Don't Forget Routine Maintenance
Even if your equipment performed well throughout the season, a few simple maintenance steps can go a long way.
Before storing your equipment, remember to:
- Clean dirt, mud and crop residue from the machine.
- Lubricate moving components.
- Check hydraulic hoses and fittings.
- Inspect belts and filters.
- Test the battery and electrical system.
- Top off or stabilize fuel when appropriate.
If you'd rather leave the maintenance to the professionals, our service team is ready to help.
Stock Up on Parts Before the Snow Flies
Winter is the perfect time to replace worn components and prepare for next season.
Our parts department carries genuine John Deere parts designed to keep your equipment performing the way it was built to.
Whether you're replacing filters, batteries, blades or routine maintenance items, our knowledgeable team can help you find exactly what you need.
Store Equipment the Right Way
Where and how you store your equipment matters.
Whenever possible:
- Store equipment indoors.
- Remove crop residue and debris.
- Protect exposed components from moisture.
- Disconnect or maintain batteries during long-term storage.
- Cover equipment that must remain outdoors.
Proper storage helps reduce corrosion and keeps equipment in better condition for the seasons ahead.
Your Local John Deere Partner Through Every Season
At Leading Edge Equipment, we're more than a place to buy equipment. We're your year-round partner for service, parts and support.
Whether you're preparing one compact tractor or an entire fleet, our team is here to help protect your investment long after the growing season ends.
Visit your nearest Leading Edge Equipment location or browse our John Deere equipment online to learn how we can help you prepare for winter.










