A1 Equipment Rentals
Fresno
A1 Equipment Rentals is a family-owned business serving the Central Valley since 2013. Founded by Justin Priddy after 13 years managing a local equipment…
Disc and Harrow Rentals in Fresno, CA
Fresno Tractor Inc
Fresno
Tungsten carbide hard-facing, vineyard and orchard removal systems, and full-shop equipment repair set Fresno Tractor Inc apart from a typical rental counter…
Fresno Equipment Company
Fresno
Fresno Equipment Company has been serving the Central Valley for over 65 years from their location on South Bagley Avenue. They maintain a weekday schedule…
SJV Equipment Rentals
Fresno
SJV Equipment Rentals serves contractors, business owners, and homeowners across Fresno, Clovis, Madera, Selma, Visalia, Tulare, Reedley, Hanford, and the…
Quinn Cat Rentals
Fresno
Quinn Cat Rentals operates a full-service equipment rental yard on S Bagley Ave in Fresno, serving contractors and growers across the Central Valley. The…
Save Sum Rentals Inc
Clovis
Save Sum Rentals Inc offers equipment rental in the Fresno area, including utility tractors, orchard tractors, discs/harrows.
Action Equipment & Event Rentals
Clovis
Action Equipment & Event Rentals serves Central California from their Clovis showroom on North Minnewawa Avenue, with a second location in Tulare. They stock…
RDO Equipment Co.
Fresno
Beyond selling and renting Vermeer utility installation, tree care, recycling, and forestry equipment, RDO Equipment Co.'s Fresno branch at 5700 S Mandarin…
Action Equipment Rentals
Tulare
Action Equipment Rentals serves Central California from their Tulare location on South K Street. Their inventory covers both equipment and event rentals, with…
Renting discs / harrows around Fresno
Prepping ground for planting or breaking clods after plow work near Fresno? Discs and harrows work the topsoil across fields and food plots. Ag99 lists local rental yards you can call, or send a quote request and we’ll help you connect. The yard still owns the implement, delivery, and dates.
Disc harrows cut, mix residue, and level seedbeds for field-scale work. On larger plots they’re often a better first pass than a rototiller, which can over-pulverize soil structure. Spike or finishing harrows refine the surface after discing. Match disc weight and width to your tractor’s horsepower and hitch. Too wide a disc for the tractor means poor penetration and control.
Confirm tractor HP, hitch category, working width, and delivery with the yard before you reserve.