Farm Ready Equipment for Mazon Growers
Mazon Farm Grain Drying and Welding Equipment Support
Your bins, shop and farmhouse can all count on support from a family business that has served Illinois growers for decades.
Sales and Services
Rural Equipment Support for Mazon
Your grain needs to come out of the field dry and stay in good condition until you sell it. Around Mazon, a small Grundy County village surrounded by row crops and known for the Mazon Creek fossil beds, farming drives the calendar. Midwest Agri-Com helps local growers plan, install and repair grain handling and drying equipment, including unload systems, elevator legs and in-bin drying. Farm shops keep running with welding machine sales and repair plus wire, electrodes, plasma cutters and fuel kits. Farmhouse heat matters too, and we install fireplaces and carry wood, corn, gas and pellet stoves suited to older homes. The showroom in Ottawa is a reasonable drive northwest, worth the trip for advice you can use.
Our Service
Grain Drying and Shop Welding Specialists
Bottlenecks at harvest usually trace back to drying or handling capacity that never got planned. We sit down with you to review bushels, moisture and storage, then recommend grain handling and drying equipment that matches the operation, covering stirring machines, bin stairs and full unload systems. Our team provides design, installation, repair and restoration so older systems keep earning their keep. In the shop, we sell and service welding machines and stock torches, filler rods, handles and plasma cutters for the repairs that never wait. For the farmhouse, we install fireplaces with masonry, brick, cultured stone and wood mantel finishes, and we offer soapstone, cast iron and steel models for wood or pellet heat. One relationship covers your bins, your shop and your living room.
Why Midwest Agri-Com
Why customers choose Midwest Agri-Com
Family owned since 1975
We have served our customers since 1975. As a family-owned and operated business, we take personal pride in every sale and every installation.
Free in-store estimates
Visit our showroom for a free estimate and an individual consultation before you commit to anything.
Done right the first time
Our installation and inspection processes are designed to keep your equipment running reliably from day one.
Our Services and products
A Family Team Farmers Can Count On
Trusting someone with your grain system means trusting them with your income. Our family has been serving customers since 1975, and that long history with Illinois farms shapes how we work. Experienced salespeople and professional service technicians handle each job from the first site visit through final inspection. You receive personalized expert consultations based on your acres and equipment, not a canned package. Competitive pricing on quality products helps your investment make sense over many seasons, and free in-store estimates let you weigh upgrades without obligation. We keep extended store hours at our showroom, so you can stop by between planting passes or after the last load of the day. Bring your questions, and we will give you practical answers.
Fireplaces
Wood mantles, cultured stone, and brick and masonry designs, plus the tools and accessories to care for them.
Grain Drying Systems
In-bin drying, grain handling, unload systems, elevator legs, stirring machines, and bin stairs.
Welding Supplies
Torches, plasma cutters, welding wire, electrodes, filler rods, handles, and fuel kits.
your questions answered
Find answers about our products and services.
What maintenance keeps an in-bin drying system ready for harvest?
Before the first loads come in, clear old fines and debris from the floor and plenum so air can move freely. Check fan blades, motors and heater controls, and run the system briefly to listen for vibration or odd noises. Inspect stirring machines and unload equipment for worn parts. Our service crew can handle that preseason inspection and repair anything that needs attention.
What should I look for when restoring an old farmhouse fireplace?
Thinner wire suits light sheet metal and lower amperage, while thicker wire handles heavier steel and higher output. Many farm shops settle on a middle size that covers most repairs. Match the wire to your machine's drive rolls and contact tips. Our counter staff can help you pick wire and consumables that suit your welder and typical projects.
How do I choose welding wire diameter for general farm shop repairs?
Thinner wire suits light sheet metal and lower amperage, while thicker wire handles heavier steel and higher output. Many farm shops settle on a middle size that covers most repairs. Match the wire to your machine's drive rolls and contact tips. Our counter staff can help you pick wire and consumables that suit your welder and typical projects.
Visit the Showroom
Book Your Free Estimate
Get ahead of next harvest by planning your grain, welding or heating upgrades now. Our Ottawa team will review your setup and outline realistic options for your Mazon property. When you want a free estimate on the farm or the house, dial us at 815-712-5750.