Farmers around Adams, Clay, Hamilton, and Hall counties bring us cracked planter frames, combine headers, grain cart tongues, tillage shanks, and augers that need more than a quick tack. We straighten, reinforce, and rebuild them so they hold through harvest. We also fabricate the things you cannot order: custom gates and panels, cattle chutes and alleyways, feed bunks, bale spears, trailer decks, three-point attachments, and shop-built stands for tanks and bins.
You get the same welders who work to nuclear and mining specs, just applied to practical farm problems. If it is urgent, we bump it. If it needs to be stronger than factory, we tell you how we would build it. Bring it in or call for mobile service, we know the difference between a field fix and a permanent repair.
During planting and harvest we prioritize quick turn repairs because downtime in spring and fall costs more than steel. Bring the broken part in, or we will send a mobile unit to the field. Same welders who work on chemical and oil and gas skids work on your equipment, same documentation if you need it, same flat-rate honesty if you do not.
Local producers around Clay Center know us for that. We are not the cheapest, we are the ones who build it to last the season.
The difference between a farmer and a welder is the welder knows he can’t farm.
You know seed depth, moisture, and markets. We know why that combine header cracked and how to keep it from cracking again.
Stick to what you are good at. We will stick to what we are good at.
Call Richweld: (402) 462-2086 or swing by 503 E. Johnson St with the broken part in the truck bed.