Hillco Technologies has added a new website resource to help growers connect with dealerships where combines equipped with Hillco Leveling Systems are commonly taken in on trade. The new page, Find Used Leveling Combines, gives customers a convenient starting point when searching for used hillside or sidehill machines already equipped with Hillco’s leveling technology.
Used combine inventory changes quickly, and Hillco does not track individual dealership inventory in real time. Instead, this new resource brings together dealership locations that commonly handle trade-ins equipped with Hillco Leveling Systems.
Customers can use the page to click directly to dealer websites and search each dealership’s current equipment listings. This gives growers a faster way to begin their search without having to start from scratch or guess which dealerships may be familiar with Hillco-equipped combines.
The new page lists dealerships by state in alphabetical order and includes both Case IH and John Deere dealers. This is intentional, because trade-ins often cross brand lines, and a Hillco-equipped used combine may show up at either type of dealership.
The current resource includes dealer listings across multiple states, including Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, and Washington. Each listing includes the dealership name, location, address, phone number, and a direct link to the dealer’s current equipment listings.
For growers harvesting in hills, a leveling system can be one of the most valuable features on a combine. Hillco Leveling Systems are designed to help improve hillside performance with features such as true bolt-on design, fully automatic variable speed leveling, and fully automatic header height and lateral tilt control.
Hillco lists key benefits including increased hillside capacity, reduced hillside grain loss, improved sample quality, and more comfortable hillside operation.
That means a used combine already equipped with a Hillco Leveling System can be an important opportunity for growers who need hillside or sidehill performance but are shopping the used equipment market.
Hillco offers leveling systems for both John Deere and Case IH combines. The new used combine resource reflects that by including dealerships from both equipment networks.
For John Deere operators, Hillco offers leveling systems for STS, S-Series, S7, and X-Series combines. For Case IH operators, Hillco offers hillside and sidehill leveling systems designed to support combine performance in hilly terrain.
Because used equipment changes hands often, checking both dealer networks can give buyers more opportunities to find the right machine.
Using the page is simple:
Because inventory changes frequently, Hillco recommends checking dealer listings directly and contacting the dealership for the most current information.
The goal of this new website feature is simple: make it easier for growers to begin the search for used combines equipped with Hillco Leveling Systems.
Whether you are looking for a John Deere or Case IH combine, a hillside or sidehill machine, or simply want to know which dealerships commonly handle Hillco-equipped trade-ins, this resource gives you a practical place to start.
Start your search here:
Visit Hillco’s new Find Used Leveling Combines page to browse dealership listings and search current used equipment inventory.
If you feed round bales or large square bales, you know the routine: hop out, cut twine or wrap, pull it loose, find a place to toss it, and try not to leave a trail behind. It’s time-consuming, messy, and- when you’re doing it day after day- adds up fast.
In our latest video, Hillco Sales Director Preston Hill walks through the basics of how the Hillco Wrap Twine Remover (WTR) operates. The concept is simple and practical:
Squeeze → Cut → Collect
Watch: How the WTR Works
Video: “How does the WTR work?” featuring Preston Hill
The WTR is designed to help remove wrap or twine from round bales using a straightforward process:
Not all wrapped bales are the same, and Preston’s walkthrough highlights an important point about operation:
Key requirement: For the WTR to operate as intended, the sides of the bale must be open/exposed.
If you have more questions, a quick conversation about your bale setup can save you time.
Removing wrap and/or twine is one of those tasks that seems small—until it’s repeated across a season. A more efficient removal process can help:
If you want to talk through your operation and confirm whether the WTR is a good fit, we’re glad to help.
Call Hillco at 1-800-937-2461.
