John Deere Equipment, Parts, and Service in Indiana and Ohio
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We've been family owned and operated since 1904. With several locations across Indiana and Ohio, we're your authorized John Deere dealership offering new and used agricultural, lawn and garden, and compact construction equipment. We stock quality parts, employ factory-trained service technicians, and have a family of employees ready to provide solutions for you. Whether you’re a homeowner, farmer, or professional contractor, you’ll find the perfect fit from our wide equipment and parts selection.
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Looking for a rewarding career with a company that values tradition, innovation, and people? Join the Koenig family, where we offer competitive benefits, growth opportunities, and a supportive work environment across our stores in Indiana and Ohio.
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From the Koenig Blog
Equipment Tips and Advice From Our Experts
Practical, season-by-season guidance for your tractors, mowers, Gators and farm equipment from the Koenig team across Ohio and Indiana.
October Baler Shutdown: The Winterization Checklist That Protects Belts, Bearings, and Next Spring's First Cutting
Shut your round baler down right in one afternoon. Our shop checklist for belts, bearings, chains, and pickup so you order parts now, not in May.
In-Cab Precision Ag During Harvest: Getting More From AutoTrac, Boundaries, and Machine Sync
A practical in-cab guide for harvest in Ohio and Indiana. How to use John Deere AutoTrac on headlands and point rows, why boundaries matter, what Machine Sync needs to work, and the daily data checks that keep your harvest records clean.
Snow Blower and Snow Blade Ordering: Why the Window Closes Faster Than You Think
Snow attachments for compact tractors, Ventrac, and zero turns sell through long before the first storm. How the ordering window works, what to measure, and why late September is the time to decide. Ohio and Indiana guide.
