Small farms and large properties rarely need big iron — they need the right three machines. After watching hundreds of customers run our equipment through full seasons, the pairing that keeps earning year-round is a 1.5-ton class excavator, a mid-size skid steer and a remote track mower. Here is the year, machine by machine.

The core three

• Excavator — K15: trenching, drainage, stumps, foundations, pond work
• Skid steer — K390: material moving, attachments, cleanup, loading
• Remote mower — K550: slopes, orchard rows, brush, the ground nothing else can safely finish

Spring: drainage, planting and the first cuts

• K15: clear and dig drainage ditches before the wet weeks; dig post holes for new fencing with the auger
• K390: haul seed, feed and fencing material; grade the yard after the thaw with the box blade
• K550: first orchard and slope cuts before growth gets ahead of you

Summer: irrigation and the mowing grind

• K15: trench water lines and repair pond edges while the ground is workable
• K390: run the pallet forks for feed deliveries and the auger for shade structures
• K550: the workload peaks — slope banks, fence lines and terraces on rotation, roughly every two weeks

Fall: harvest support and ground prep

• K390: bulk handling — grain, firewood, mulch — with pallet forks and bucket
• K15: dig and trench before the ground hardens; stump work after harvest
• K550: final cuts and leaf/brush cleanup on the slopes

Winter: snow, projects and maintenance

• K390: snow pushing with a blade, barn loading — the skid steer becomes the winter hero
• K15: indoor demolition, greenhouse footings, any project you postponed since spring
• K550 + others: scheduled service — filters, greasing, track tension, blade sharpening — so spring starts at full strength

Why this trio works economically

1. No idle months: each machine leads at least one season
2. Shared logistics: all three fit on one equipment trailer
3. Shared engine philosophy: named-brand gasoline/diesel engines with regional parts support mean one parts drawer covers your fleet
4. Attachment leverage: the skid steer's tool wall (forks, auger, blade, broom) extends the other two machines' work

Build your fleet plan

Tell us your acreage, your worst ground and your seasons. Contact KOYOGEN and we will return a fleet quotation — machines, attachments, spare parts kit and phased delivery to match your budget.