Manufacturer of Agriculture Equipment including Haulmaster Grain Carts, Super 7 Harrows, Wolverine Ditchers, Ravage Bale Processor and Transfer Tracks
9118 Hwy 30 North, Altona, MB
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Johnny Janzen, one of our Product Support Reps, walks us through the different ways the Elmer’s Super 7 Harrow can be put to work.
Truck delays happen. Weather happens. The Elmer's Motherbin helps keep harvest moving. Buffer against delays, protect your grain, and keep your combines doing what they do best. It’s not just a bin. It’s a smarter way to harvest.
Long days, full combines, and plenty of crop to move. Elmer’s HaulMaster stays in the thick of harvest, keeping pace with the combine and keeping the trucks moving.
When the crop is ready, the days don’t end early.
Combines running, carts filling, and grain moving out of the field in North Dakota. When harvest gets rolling, the Elmer’s HaulMaster is right there in the middle of it.
The Ravage handles whatever you’re feeding it — round or square bales. Break them down, spread straw up to 50 feet, lay clean bedding, or feed with accuracy.
High-capacity dirt moving with flat-bottom precision. Get more done in fewer passes. Discover Elmer's Wolverine Ditcher.
A look back at the Elmer’s HaulMaster putting in work during corn harvest in Tennessee. Long days, full loads, and plenty of corn to move.
Long harvest days under Saskatchewan skies. @pj_hofer_ putting the Elmer’s HaulMaster to work as the sun goes down and the crop rolls in.
The Elmer’s HaulMaster Grain Cart is right at home in Kansas. Built for long harvest days, it brings the capacity and flexibility to keep grain moving and combines running.
Big fields need a harrow that can keep up. The Elmer’s Super 7 covers more acres while maintaining consistent ground pressure and spreading residue across the full pass.
Two machines that know how to put in a fall shift.
Move grain with Elmer’s HaulMaster, then get the field cleaned up with Elmer’s Super 7 Harrow. Thanks for the photo Zach!
When there’s dirt to move, the Wolverine Ditcher gets the job done. A dual-function ditcher built for real field conditions. Smooth ditches, controlled spread, and capacity that keeps you moving.
Feeding or bedding, Elmer’s Ravage Bale Processor is ready for both.
Load 3 square or 2 round bales, break them down, and spread feed or bedding without constant trips back for more.
When you’ve got a lot of ground to cover this fall, 130 feet goes a long way.
Elmer's Super 7 Harrow makes quick work of the acres, breaking up and spreading residue with every pass. This harrow is built to take on big fields and long days.
A few weeks back in Alberta, @athan_waldner had Elmer’s HaulMaster Grain Cart running hard through harvest.
Fewer passes. Dirt where you need it. Protection for when you hit the unexpected. The new Elmer’s Wolverine Ditcher 2 is built to cut and spread in one pass, throw soil up to 150 feet and keep you moving through the field.
Follow Matt Hildebrand, our Lead Product Specialist, as he walks through the new Elmer’s Wolverine Ditcher 2.
When harvest is in full swing, Elmer’s Hive MotherBin gives you 5,500 bushels of breathing room. Keep grain moving out of the field, give trucks a place to load, and let the combines keep doing what they do best.
Fall field cleanup starts as soon as the crop comes off. Elmer’s Super 7 Harrow breaks up and spreads residue across the field, helping manage what harvest leaves behind and setting you up for a better start next spring.
Tour the Hive Motherbin with our very own Product Specialist, Matt Hildebrand. Big thanks to Farmhand Mike for coming by to check it out.
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