Titan Machinery's Student Service Technician Sponsorships are helping develop the next generation of diesel mechanics to fill crucial service roles in our dealerships.

This International Women’s Day, we proudly celebrate some of the women who help drive our success. In honor of the 2026 theme, “Give to Gain,” we’re shining a light on those who lead with generosity, teamwork, and a belief that when we support one another, everyone moves forward.

Sell your equipment with confidence using Titan Machinery's equipment consignment and auction services. Whether your priority is achieving top value or selling quickly, our easy-to-use consignment and auction service connects your machine to qualified buyers across our footprint, turning equipment into cash with your local Titan Machinery dealership

Whether you have winter construction projects or are prepping for seasonal transitions, you need machines that can take on snow removal, material handling, and jobsite heating without disrupting timelines or budgets. Titan Machinery Rentals offers a broad rental fleet, knowledgeable support teams, and flexible rental terms designed to help you complete your jobs cost-effectively and on time.

Are you ready for a new career in the new year? Explore Titan Machinery's open positions or contact a member of our talent team today to start your new career now.

For eight years in a row, our Customer Appreciation Sales Events have been the largest parts sales at our stores throughout the entire year. The specials include some of our biggest discounts on a variety of parts but also some of the biggest events our stores host.

Titan Machinery recently headed to D.C. for the Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) Policy Conference and Advocacy Day.

Proactively managing the equipment your operation depends on, lessens the chances of unscheduled downtime. That’s why Titan Machinery offers Uptime Inspections: to help you stay ahead of downtime and keep your operation running smoothly and on time.

Why would students give up their summer break to complete an internship? Especially when it may be the only break some students can have from school? To some, it may be to check another box towards graduation or to gain a little experience before entering the workforce. But for those who intern at Titan Machinery, it is so much more.

Do you have the time and/or expertise to go through every little component on your combine before harvest? Or is a machine upgrade something you should look into to prepare for the season? Whether or not you've considered these different preparations or not, Titan Machinery is here with expert service and sales teams to help with your pre-harvest checklist.

Equipment owners, do you ever waiver back and forth when deciding which parts to buy for your machine? It's the age-old question: Original or aftermarket? Which is actually the way to go? The answer: It depends. Like many things, choosing what's best depends on context and priorities. Learn the differences between OEM or "genuine" and aftermarket parts, how to decide which is best for your farm and construction equipment, and more.

Do you ever find yourself thinking, "Do I have to go through the dealership shop to really take care of my equipment? I can probably take care of some things on my own, right?" We hear you. We understand that sometimes, getting work scheduled when you're already overwhelmed can feel like a hassle. We promise you, though, that it pays dividends in the long run, and our dedicated teams at Titan Machinery will make your effort worthwhile.

All right, maybe the cold bothers us sometimes, but with snow removal solutions like ours, winter woes become a whole lot easier to deal with. Titan Machinery offers an array of equipment, parts, and services to support individuals and businesses throughout the snow removal season.

Folks, September is here. It marks not only the start of a new school year for families everywhere but also another year of two of our largest and most anticipated farm (and construction 👀) shows - both of which have now been going strong for over 40 years! Check out the latest equipment and innovations our nearby Titan Machinery and Application dealership teams will have at each below, and we hope to see you there!

So you're in the middle of the best school years of your life, and now it's time to secure an internship. Maybe you know exactly what you want to do, or perhaps you're unsure and want to explore! Either of those paths is entirely okay, and at Titan Machinery, we welcome both. Read the latest in our blog to learn what sets Titan interns apart from the rest.

When deciding on the best machine for your operation, you have options! Whether you're in the business of snow removal, landscaping, nurseries, hobby farming, or agriculture co-ops, a loader of some sort will benefit your productivity. To learn how each of the small loaders go head to head in each category, check out our quick graphic guide or read through our complete analysis here!

You work hard; you deserve to invest in the hobbies that bring you joy. For many, hobby farming is precisely that. An individual or family may choose to hobby farm for recreation, therapeutic benefits, to grow their own food, or to sell a product and bring home another source of income. No matter the reason, we support it and can help optimize your operation.

This year, we surveyed some of our finest combine experts and asked, "What are the key factors you suggest a potential customer consider when purchasing a used combine?" Whether you buy from us or another dealer, here are some best practices.

By July, planting has finally concluded for everyone, so we understand that the last thing you want to think or talk about is... planting. We can't blame you! You work hard through the season, living and breathing it day in and day out. However, even with that clear, we can confidently say that the best time to prepare your planter for next spring is... right after you're done planting THIS season. As the adage goes, “The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago. The second-best time is today.”

It's not diesel vs electrical; it's diesel AND electrical. Electric equipment has a time and place, even if it is a small percentage of what we do.