Implement Financing in Brenham, TX

Our credit application works for a tractor, an implement or a mower, new or pre-owned. A round baler, a rake or a cutter all count as implements. That holds whether you're gearing up for first cutting or picking up a cutter for pasture work later in the season. The form asks about the machine you have in mind, so know what you're after before you start. Thinking about several pieces at once? Call the store and ask. Then apply online with our credit application.

No. Our credit application sits on j5tractors.com, so you can fill it out from home, any time. You'll still want to know which machine you're after. That might be a baler, a rake, a cutter or whatever implement fits your place. Beyond the machine, the form asks who you are, where you live and work, and for a down payment figure. Doing it at the store works too. Either way, bring questions about a specific machine to the store by phone or in person.

Yes. There's a down payment field, and the figure is yours to fill in. The form doesn't suggest one for you. It sits with the questions about the machine you're financing, whether that's a Vermeer baler, a rake or a cutter. So settle on a number before you sit down. That saves you stopping halfway. The rest of the form asks who you are, where you live, where you work and what you make. Questions about the figure? Ask our Navasota store before you apply.

Pre-owned equipment can be financed too, as long as it's valued over $2,500. That's the floor. It covers used implements, balers, rakes, tractors and mowers, through our online credit application. Picking up a used rake for a small place, or a new cutter? You apply the same way. Nothing about the form changes. A Vermeer baler or rake from our Navasota store counts the same way, if it's pre-owned and clears that mark. Apply online with our credit application, then ask the store about the specific pre-owned unit you have in mind.

It can, as a trade-in. The store sets its value. That amount can go toward the down payment on your next tractor, implement or mower. It works whether you're trading up from an older baler, swapping out a rake, or moving on from a cutter that's done its job on your place. That's a good use for a machine that's just taking up barn space. Start the application, then bring up your trade-in with the store when you talk about the machine you want next.