Sector · Agriculture09 / 17

A season has no room for a surprise.

Farm equipment does most of its work in a few short windows, which is exactly when a missed service turns into a lost week. Solmex schedules on engine hours so the machines that actually worked are the ones that come up, and the implements behind them carry their own records.

TractorsHarvestersImplementsIrrigation pumpsSprayersPackhouse linesCold roomsGensets
Machines168
Ready139
Service due22
Down7
Fuel logged 30d42,180 L
The register, liveBLOCK 3 · HARVEST WINDOW
Machinery yardBLOCK 3 · HARVEST WINDOW
TR-022
Tractor, 180 hp6,410 h · 500 h service in 28 h
Due soon
HAR-04
Combine harvesterConcave wear inspection · signed 02 Aug
Passed
IMP-31
Disc harrowTowed by TR-022 · bearing set replaced
Attached
PMP-09
Irrigation pump 9Seal failure 05:20 · block 3 off water
Down
machines · implements · irrigationone register

Agriculture

Serviced on the hours it actually worked.

A tractor that did four hundred hours in six weeks is due before one that sat in the shed, and the plan works that out from the meter readings rather than from a date somebody set last spring. Readings can be entered at the machine or picked up from the fuel bowser as it fills.

What it carries here03 STATIONS
FIELD

Entered where there is no office

Meter readings, fuel and fault reports are all first-class mobile entry paths, and field seats are free on every plan. Nothing has to survive the trip back to a desk.

Cost of a field seat0
IMPLEMENTS

Implements have records

A harrow or a sprayer is an asset in its own right, linked to whichever tractor is pulling it. Its wear, its repairs and its costs stay with it when it is unhitched.

Records per implement1
FUEL

Fuel that is actually checked

Each fill is compared against that machine's own burn rate and its tank capacity, so a figure that cannot be true is questioned while the driver is still standing there.

Checks per fill4
Below the waterlineREADINGS

Ready when the window opens.

Scheduling bases3
Field seats includedunlimited
Machines that need an office0

Bring your machinery list and last season's service records. We will load them and show the plan for the coming window.

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