Top agricultural equipment dealers in Ohio, ranked by ChatGPT answers

Places ChatGPT showed

• Ag-Pro · 4.6★ · Tractor dealer
• Koenig Equipment · 5.0★ · Tractor dealer
• Burkhart Farm Center,Inc. · 4.8★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Lowe & Young Inc. · 4.8★ · Farm equipment supplier
• TRULAND Equipment · 4.6★ · Farm equipment supplier
• North Star Hardware & Implement Co · 4.9★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Polen Implement · 4.7★ · Tractor dealer
• Sterling Farm Equipment (Sterling) · 4.6★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Mast Tractor Sales LLC · 4.8★ · Tractor dealer

If you’re looking for agricultural equipment dealers in Ohio, rather than just general tractor stores, these are some of the more established options worth comparing. I’m not treating “best” as a formal ranking; the right dealer depends heavily on your equipment brand, farm size, and proximity to service.

• Ag-Pro — Bowling Green / locations across Ohio
  A major John Deere dealer network with new and used equipment, parts, service, hay and farm equipment, compact tractors, and construction equipment. Ag-Pro says it has 83 locations across its overall network, including Ohio, plus a large parts and technician operation.
• Koenig Equipment — Central & Western Ohio
  A strong John Deere-focused option, with multiple Ohio locations and agricultural equipment, parts, and service. John Deere's dealer locator lists Koenig locations including Amelia, Anna, Botkins and others.
• Burkhart Farm Center,Inc. — Bucyrus
  Particularly relevant if you're looking at Case IH. It carries tractors, harvesting, tillage, planting/seeding, balers and precision-farming equipment and also has a dedicated repair/service operation.
• Lowe & Young Inc. — Wooster
  A long-established agricultural dealership offering new/used equipment, parts and service. Case IH lists Lowe & Young among its Ohio dealers.
• Hull Brothers — Fort Recovery
  A particularly interesting choice in western Ohio if you want Case IH and Kubota. The company says it has served the area for more than 125 years and provides sales, parts, service and precision-farming support.
• TRULAND Equipment — Wauseon / Northwest Ohio
  John Deere-focused, with new and used agricultural equipment, parts, service and rentals. Its inventory spans tractors, tillage, planting, hay/forage and harvesting equipment.
• North Star Hardware & Implement Co — North Star
  A family-owned western Ohio dealership carrying agricultural equipment associated with AGCO brands such as Fendt and Massey Ferguson, as well as New Holland.
• Polen Implement — Elyria / Northeast Ohio
  A long-running John Deere dealership with agricultural equipment, precision technology, parts and service, as well as compact and turf equipment.
• Sterling Farm Equipment (Sterling) — Sterling / Northeast Ohio
  A good option for Northeast Ohio farmers needing tractors, hay/farm equipment, implements, parts and service.
• Mast Tractor Sales LLC — Dundee/Winesburg
  More oriented toward used equipment. It specializes in late-model, lower-hour used tractors and carries brands including John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Massey Ferguson and Kubota, along with implements.

A practical way to narrow it down

For a large farm buying tractors, combines, planters, or sprayers, I'd pay particular attention to the dealer's field-service coverage, parts inventory, technician availability during planting/harvest, loaner/rental policies, and resale/trade-in practices, rather than simply comparing sticker prices.

If you tell me what part of Ohio you're in, what equipment you need (tractor, combine, planter, hay equipment, etc.), approximate horsepower/budget, and preferred brand, I can narrow this to a short list of dealers that fit your situation.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Burkhart Farm Center,Inc. · 4.8★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Mast Tractor Sales LLC · 4.8★ · Tractor dealer
• Apple Farm Service, Inc. · 4.5★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Koenig Equipment · 4.7★ · Tractor dealer
• Polen Implement · 4.7★ · Tractor dealer
• North Star Hardware & Implement Co · 4.9★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Ashland Tractor Sales · 5.0★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Sterling Farm Equipment (Wooster) · 4.6★ · Farm equipment supplier

If by “best” you mean dealers that look particularly well suited to the needs of a family farm—responsive parts/service, used-equipment options, manageable dealer scale, and a broad enough equipment lineup—I’d put these Ohio dealers on a shortlist rather than declaring one universal winner:

• Burkhart Farm Center, Inc. — Bucyrus. A family-owned Case IH dealership with farm equipment, parts, and repair; its large parts inventory and farm-focused service are notable.
• Mast Tractor Sales LLC — Dundee/Winesburg. Particularly worth considering if used equipment and personal service matter. It is a second-generation family business selling used John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Massey Ferguson, Kubota and other equipment, with a repair shop and attachments.
• Apple Farm Service, Inc. — Mechanicsburg and other Ohio locations. A larger multi-location operation with agricultural equipment, parts, repair, and financing, carrying Case IH, New Holland, Kubota and related lines.
• Koenig Equipment — Anna. A John Deere-focused dealer with agricultural equipment, parts, and repair; the Anna location has substantial local review volume and specifically serves farming operations.
• Polen Implement — Elyria. A long-established, family-owned John Deere dealership with agricultural sales, parts, and service under one roof.
• North Star Hardware & Implement Co — North Star. A family-owned dealership serving the western Ohio/eastern Indiana farming area, with multiple agricultural brands and repair/parts support.
• Ashland Tractor Sales — Ashland. A family-owned New Holland dealer offering tractors, attachments, agricultural equipment, and repair service.
• Sterling Farm Equipment — Wooster. Offers sales, parts, and service, with Kubota and Case IH among its agricultural lines.
• Norvin Hill Machinery — Greenwich. A family-owned dealer with a substantial used/late-model inventory spanning John Deere, Case IH, Fendt and New Holland, plus an in-house service shop.

What I'd compare before buying

For a family farm, I'd pay particular attention to:

1. Service turnaround during planting/harvest — a nearby dealer with technicians and parts in stock can matter more than a slightly lower purchase price.
2. Used-equipment inventory — especially if you're buying a 50–150 hp tractor, hay equipment, or an older combine.
3. Parts availability — ask how much of the common maintenance inventory they keep locally.
4. Mobile/field service — ask whether technicians will come to the farm during breakdowns.
5. Your farm's primary work — hay/livestock, row crops, dairy, specialty crops, and mixed farming can point toward very different equipment and dealer strengths.
6. Distance from the farm — I'd generally give substantial weight to a dealer you can reach quickly, even if another dealer has a slightly better initial quote.

If you tell me what part of Ohio you're in, approximate acreage, and whether you mainly do hay/livestock, row crops, or mixed farming, I can narrow this to 3–5 dealers that fit your operation and compare their brands, service, used inventory, and location.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Ag-Pro · 4.6★ · Tractor dealer
• Koenig Equipment · 4.7★ · Tractor dealer
• Burkhart Farm Center,Inc. · 4.8★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Lowe & Young Inc. · 4.8★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Streacker Tractor Sales · 4.7★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Ohio Farm Supply · 5.0★ · Tractor dealer
• Polen Implement · 4.7★ · Tractor dealer

If you mean full-line agricultural dealers that can support both tractors and combines, rather than small compact-tractor shops, Ohio has several strong options. I’d shortlist them by brand and geographic coverage, rather than declare one universally “best.”

Major Ohio options

• Ag-Pro — John Deere
• One of the largest dealer networks serving Ohio, with numerous Ohio locations.
• Strong fit if you want John Deere tractors and combines, plus parts and service support. Ag-Pro says its network has 83 locations across seven states and 496 service technicians.
• Its Wilmington, Marion and Alliance locations specifically advertise tractors and combines.
• Koenig Equipment — John Deere
• Particularly relevant in western and central Ohio.
• Koenig has multiple Ohio agricultural stores, including Anna, Greenville and Urbana.
• The Anna location specifically handles John Deere tractors, combines and sprayers, with parts and service.
• Koenig says it has been a John Deere dealer since 1904 and employs factory-trained service technicians.
• Burkhart Farm Center, Inc. — Case IH
• Bucyrus-area dealer with a strong Case IH focus.
• Offers sales, parts and service, making it worth considering for Case IH tractors and combines.
• Lowe & Young Inc. — New Holland / Massey Ferguson / Fendt / Gleaner
• Wooster-area dealer with a particularly broad brand mix.
• Its lineup includes New Holland, Massey Ferguson, Fendt, Krone and Gleaner, along with used equipment and service.
• This is useful if you're comparing different manufacturers rather than already committed to one brand.
• Streacker Tractor Sales — New Holland / Kubota / Bobcat
• Findlay-area dealer serving northwest Ohio.
• Carries new and used equipment and provides service; its agricultural brands include New Holland.
• Ohio Farm Supply — New Holland / Kinze and other lines
• Upper Sandusky dealer with tractors, harvest equipment, tillage and hay/forage equipment, plus parts and service.

How I'd narrow it down

For example, Polen Implement in Elyria is a long-established John Deere dealer serving northeast Ohio and describes itself as a single-store Deere dealer with sales, parts and service under one roof.

The biggest factor is where in Ohio you're located. A dealer 30–50 miles away can be substantially more useful for combines because harvest-time field service and parts availability matter much more than a slightly better purchase price.

If you tell me your Ohio county (or nearest town), acreage/crops, and whether you're looking for new or used equipment, I can narrow this to the most relevant dealers and compare their tractor/combine inventory and service capabilities.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Polen Implement · 4.7★ · Tractor dealer
• Burkhart Farm Center,Inc. · 4.8★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Ag-Pro · 4.5★ · Tractor dealer
• Ag-Pro · 4.2★ · Tractor dealer
• Ag-Pro · 4.6★ · Tractor dealer
• Sterling Farm Equipment (Wooster) · 4.6★ · Farm equipment supplier

If your priority is parts availability + a capable service department, rather than just equipment selection, a few Ohio dealers stand out from the current information I found.

Strongest options

• Polen Implement — Elyria
• Particularly worth considering if you're in northern Ohio.
• John Deere dealer with parts and service under one roof; the dealership describes itself as Ohio's largest single-store John Deere dealer.
• Its current local rating is 4.7/5 from 118 reviews, which is a useful signal when combined with its established parts/service operation.
• For someone in the Elyria–Lorain–Cleveland area, I'd put this near the top of the list.
• Burkhart Farm Center,Inc. — Bucyrus
• A particularly interesting choice for Case IH owners.
• The dealer specializes in Case IH and has received Case IH Pinnacle Excellence recognition in multiple dealership areas, including parts and service.
• Customer feedback specifically mentions a large parts inventory and rarely hearing that a part needs to be ordered.
• Current local rating: 4.8/5 from 106 reviews.
• Ag-Pro — Alliance, plus its other Ohio locations
• Ag-Pro has a major advantage in dealer-network scale. The company currently reports 83 locations, 800,000 parts on hand and 496 service technicians across its network.
• That scale can be valuable when your local store doesn't have a part on the shelf because there's a much larger network to source from.
• Ag-Pro operates numerous Ohio John Deere stores, including Alliance, Ontario, Richwood, Upper Sandusky, Wooster, New Albany and others.
• For north-central Ohio specifically, Ag-Pro in Ontario and Ag-Pro in Richwood are worth investigating.
• Koenig Equipment — especially its agricultural locations in western/southwestern Ohio.
• Koenig has multiple Ohio locations and emphasizes factory-trained technicians, genuine OEM parts and mobile/on-site service.
• An especially notable development is its same-day parts delivery from every Koenig store when the part is actually in stock and you're within its delivery radius.
• Its Greenville agricultural location specifically supports combines, planters and sprayers and offers mobile field repairs and emergency support.
• That's compelling for a row-crop operation where downtime during planting or harvest is expensive.
• Sterling Farm Equipment (Wooster) — Wooster
• Worth considering if you're looking for Kubota support rather than John Deere.
• The Wooster location has dedicated Sales, Parts and Service departments and specifically advertises access to genuine Kubota parts.
• Current local rating is 4.6/5 from 81 reviews.

How I'd narrow it down

For northern Ohio, I'd investigate Polen Implement, Ag-Pro Ontario/Wooster, and Sterling Farm Equipment first.

For Case IH, I'd put Burkhart Farm Center on the shortlist.

For John Deere across western/southwestern Ohio, Koenig and Ag-Pro have the biggest parts/service infrastructure. Koenig's same-day parts program is particularly interesting if minimizing downtime is the primary concern.

One caveat: dealer-level parts fill rate and service turnaround time aren't generally published, so I wouldn't claim that any dealer objectively has the highest fill rate. The strongest evidence is the combination of reported inventory/network size, service capabilities, manufacturer recognition, and customer feedback.

If you tell me what equipment/brand you run (John Deere, Case IH, Kubota, New Holland, etc.) and roughly where in Ohio you're located, I can narrow this to 5 dealers and compare parts inventory, service capabilities, mobile/field service, hours, reviews, and proximity.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Polen Implement · 4.7★ · Tractor dealer
• Lowe & Young Inc. · 4.8★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Sterling Farm Equipment (Sterling) · 4.6★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Wellington Implement - Wellington · 4.5★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Wellington Implement - Medina · 4.6★ · Lawn mower store
• Edinburg Sales · 4.5★ · Tractor dealer
• Robison Equipment Company Inc · 4.6★ · Farm equipment supplier
• COIA SALES RAVENNA · 3.5★ · Tractor dealer

If by “reliable” you mean established dealer, strong local reputation, meaningful parts/service support, and a good agricultural-equipment selection, these are worth putting on your Northeast Ohio shortlist. I’m not treating review scores as definitive—they’re just one signal alongside dealer history and service capabilities.

• Polen Implement — Elyria
  A particularly established option for western Northeast Ohio. It dates to 1932 and offers John Deere agricultural equipment along with parts and service. Its current local-business profile shows 4.7/5 from 118 reviews.
• Lowe & Young Inc. — Wooster
  A long-running agricultural dealer dating to 1949, with tractors, hay/forage, harvesting and tillage equipment plus parts and service. The current local profile shows 4.8/5 from 117 reviews.
• Sterling Farm Equipment (Sterling) — Sterling
  One of the area's longstanding farm-equipment dealerships, with roots going back to 1951/1952. It handles tractors, implements, planters, balers and other equipment, with sales, parts and service. BBB currently lists Sterling Farm Equipment as A+ accredited.
• Wellington Implement - Wellington / Wellington Implement - Medina — Wellington & Medina
  A good choice if you're around Medina, Lorain or Ashland. Wellington Implement sells and services Case agricultural equipment and multiple other brands, with parts and used equipment as well. Its Medina and Wellington locations currently show 4.6/5 and 4.5/5 respectively.
• Edinburg Sales — Rootstown
  A long-established Northeast Ohio dealer that has been operating since 1975, offering farm, lawn and construction equipment, trade-ins, parts and service. Its current local profile shows 4.5/5 from 80 reviews.
• Robison Equipment Company Inc — Thompson
  Worth considering if you're in Geauga/Ashtabula-area Ohio. It's a family-owned dealer with tractors, outdoor-power equipment, parts and repair, plus Vermeer forage/hay equipment support. Current local rating: 4.6/5 from 68 reviews.
• COIA SALES RAVENNA — Ravenna
  More oriented toward compact tractors, Kubota equipment, property maintenance and light agricultural work, but offers parts and repair as well.

How I'd narrow it down

For full-size farm equipment, I'd investigate Polen, Lowe & Young, Sterling, and Wellington Implement first. For compact tractors / acreage / mixed farm-and-property use, Edinburg, Robison, and Coia are particularly relevant.

One important point: the “best” dealer can depend heavily on the brand you want and, more importantly, who can service it quickly when you're down during planting or harvest. For a $50,000+ tractor, I'd put more weight on the local service department, parts inventory, technician availability, and loaner/mobile-service policy than on the purchase price alone.

If you tell me what equipment you're shopping for (e.g., 50–75 hp tractor, compact tractor, hay equipment, combine, skid steer) and roughly where in Northeast Ohio you are, I can narrow this to 3–5 dealers and compare their brands, service, reviews, and locations.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Ag-Pro · 4.2★ · Tractor dealer
• Ag-Pro · 4.2★ · Tractor dealer
• Koenig Equipment · 4.0★ · Tractor dealer
• Steinke Tractor · 4.6★ · Tractor dealer
• Zimmer Tractor · 2.8★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Fussnecker & Sons Tractor Sales · 4.6★ · Farm equipment supplier

If by “best” you mean strongest options based on equipment selection, service/parts support, brand coverage, and local presence, I’d put these Southwest Ohio dealers on your shortlist:

• Ag-Pro — Hillsboro. A full-service John Deere dealership with new/used tractors, hay and harvesting equipment, attachments, parts, and service. Ag-Pro specifically describes the Hillsboro store as serving farmers throughout Southwest Ohio.
• Ag-Pro — Wilmington. Another strong Deere option, particularly for larger agricultural operations; the store carries tractors, combines, tillage equipment and attachments and provides parts/service.
• Koenig Equipment — Greenville. A John Deere-focused ag-and-turf dealership with agricultural equipment, used equipment, parts and an in-house service department. It’s especially relevant for western Southwest Ohio.
• Steinke Tractor — Eaton. A long-established family-owned dealer serving Southwestern Ohio and eastern Indiana, with tractors, hay/forage equipment, tillage and implements.
• Zimmer Tractor — Monroe. Worth considering around the Cincinnati/Butler-Warren County area, particularly if you're interested in Kubota or New Holland. It offers new and used equipment plus parts and service.
• Fussnecker & Sons Tractor Sales — Ripley. A family-owned dealer serving Southwest Ohio/Northern Kentucky with agricultural and rural-property equipment, used tractors, parts and service. Its relatively high volume of customer reviews is another useful data point when comparing dealers.

Which ones I'd investigate first

For a full-size farm operation, I'd compare Ag-Pro Hillsboro, Ag-Pro Wilmington, Koenig Greenville, and Steinke Tractor.

For a small/midsize farm or acreage, I'd also put Zimmer Tractor and Fussnecker & Sons into the comparison, particularly if Kubota/New Holland or used equipment is on your list.

One important caveat: there isn't a reliable objective “best dealer” ranking. Dealer quality can vary considerably by brand, location, salesperson, service department, and the particular equipment you're buying. For example, Ag-Pro has a large network—83 locations and hundreds of service technicians—which can be an advantage for parts/service coverage.

If you tell me what you're buying (e.g., 100–200 hp tractor, combine, hay equipment, compact tractor, skid steer) and roughly where in Southwest Ohio, I can narrow this to 3–5 dealers and compare brands, inventory, service, reviews, and current equipment listings.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Polen Implement · 4.7★ · Tractor dealer
• Mast Tractor Sales LLC · 4.8★ · Tractor dealer
• GREEN & SONS, LTD · 4.8★ · Tractor dealer
• Mayer Farm Equipment · 4.3★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Ohio Farm Supply · 5.0★ · Tractor dealer
• Apple Farm Service, Inc. · 4.5★ · Farm equipment supplier

If by “best” you mean the strongest currently advertised combination of low-rate financing, cash incentives, and trade-in opportunities, several Ohio dealers stand out. I’d compare the out-the-door price after trade rather than APR alone.

Ohio dealers worth getting quotes from

• Polen Implement — Elyria
• Current John Deere promotions include 0% APR for 60 months plus $1,500 off on certain compact tractors, and 0% for 60 months plus $2,500 off on certain 4M/4R models.
• Certain 5E utility tractors have 0% for 60 months or a cash discount instead.
• This is one of the dealers I'd put on your quote list if you're buying a John Deere compact or utility tractor.
• Mast Tractor Sales LLC — Dundee/Winesburg
• Particularly interesting for used equipment and trade-ins. The dealer specializes in buying, selling and trading late-model/low-hour used tractors and advertises low-rate/on-the-spot financing for qualified buyers.
• Worth comparing if you're trading an older tractor, because used-equipment dealers can sometimes value the trade differently from a franchise dealer.
• GREEN & SONS, LTD — London
• Offers new and used agricultural equipment with multiple financing routes.
• I'd specifically request a written breakdown of financing fees and total repayment, since customer feedback includes concerns about financing costs not always being obvious upfront.
• Mayer Farm Equipment — Jeffersonville
• A good quote candidate if you're looking at Massey Ferguson/AGCO equipment or used farm machinery.
• Public customer feedback specifically mentions competitive equipment pricing and willingness to take trades.
• Ohio Farm Supply — Upper Sandusky
• Offers both equipment financing and an online “Value Your Trade” process, which makes it convenient for getting a preliminary trade figure before negotiating.
• Apple Farm Service, Inc. — Mechanicsburg
• Another useful comparison point for CNH/New Holland/Case IH-related equipment, with financing options including loans, leasing and credit programs.

Don't overlook the financing source

A dealer's advertised APR isn't necessarily the cheapest way to structure the deal. AgDirect finances both new and used agricultural equipment through participating dealers and says it supports essentially all major brands.

For example, if a dealer offers a cash discount in lieu of 0% financing, calculate:

cash price after discount − trade allowance + financing cost = actual deal cost

rather than comparing monthly payments.

One particularly useful current promotion

If you're shopping for Kubota, Sterling Farm Equipment is currently advertising several 0% financing options, including 0% for 60 months on select SSV construction equipment and 0% options on select tractor models, with some alternatives offering several thousand dollars in savings.

If you're shopping John Deere, Polen's current promotions are particularly concrete: 0%/60-month offers plus cash incentives on several tractor families.

If you tell me the equipment you're buying (e.g., 100–150 HP tractor, combine, skid steer, compact tractor), new vs. used, approximate budget, and what you're trading in, I can compare specific Ohio dealers and current promotions side-by-side.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Burkhart Farm Center,Inc. · 4.8★ · Farm equipment supplier
• North Star Hardware & Implement Co · 4.9★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Cross & Sons Farm Equipment · 4.6★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Mayer Farm Equipment · 4.3★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Robison Equipment Company Inc · 4.6★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Albert Houser & Son Farm Equipment · 4.7★ · Farm equipment supplier
• Fussnecker & Sons Tractor Sales · 4.6★ · Farm equipment supplier

If by “trust” you mean long-standing local ownership, strong customer feedback, family involvement, and evidence of parts/service support, several Ohio dealers stand out. I’d treat this as a shortlist to investigate rather than a definitive ranking—dealer experience can vary considerably by location, salesperson, and equipment line.

Family/local dealers worth checking

• Burkhart Farm Center,Inc. — Bucyrus
  Family-owned and operated from the Burkhart family farm. It focuses heavily on full-size agricultural equipment and Case IH, with parts and repair. Its current business profile shows 4.8/5 from 106 reviews, with customer comments emphasizing parts availability and a family-business atmosphere.
• North Star Hardware & Implement Co — North Star
  A long-running family-owned dealership serving northern Darke County and surrounding areas. It handles tractors, agricultural equipment, parts and repairs, with AGCO/Fendt/Massey Ferguson and New Holland among its lines. It currently shows 4.9/5 from 75 reviews.
• Cross & Sons Farm Equipment — Jackson
  Particularly interesting if you're in southern Ohio. The Cross family has operated the dealership locally since 1978, selling Massey Ferguson plus a broad range of used equipment and implements. It has 4.6/5 from 90 reviews, with review feedback emphasizing the family relationship and post-sale support.
• Mayer Farm Equipment — Jeffersonville
  One of the older family operations on the list: founded in 1948 and now in its third generation. It carries Massey Ferguson, Gleaner, Versatile and other agricultural lines and provides repair/service.
• Robison Equipment Company Inc — Thompson
  A family-owned Northeast Ohio dealer focused on tractors, hay equipment, lawn/garden equipment, parts and repair. Customer feedback particularly mentions the friendly, family-owned character of the business.
• Albert Houser & Son Farm Equipment — Chillicothe
  Family-owned and operated for 40+ years, with the staff described as entirely family. It specializes in farm implements, tractors, hay equipment and used equipment. Current reviews show 4.7/5 from 56 reviews.
• Fussnecker & Sons Tractor Sales — Ripley
  A family-owned Southwest Ohio dealership serving Ohio and northern Kentucky. It handles agricultural equipment, tractors, implements, parts and service, with 4.6/5 from 93 reviews currently shown.
• Born Implement — Amherst
  This is another particularly interesting one for northern Ohio. Born Implement says it has been family-owned and operated since 1965, with five generations of local farming behind the business. It carries Kinze, Great Plains, Bush Hog, GSI, Krause and other lines and emphasizes parts availability. Its own customer testimonials repeatedly mention helpful staff and willingness to go beyond the transaction.
• Advantage Ag & Equipment — Mount Vernon
  Family-owned since 2013, with New Holland as a major line plus other brands. Its customer testimonials specifically mention parts, baler repair, technicians and knowledgeable staff.
• Ross Agri Mechanics — Zanesville
  Worth considering if service and repair are more important than having a huge new-equipment inventory. It describes itself as an independent, locally owned farm-equipment service/repair shop and shortline dealer; the business dates back to 1982.

A useful distinction

For a large row-crop/production farm, I'd look particularly closely at dealers such as Burkhart, Mayer, Born, North Star, and Cross & Sons, because their offerings and histories are more directly centered on agricultural equipment.

For a smaller farm, hay operation, livestock farm, or mixed rural operation, Houser & Son, Fussnecker & Sons, Robison, Advantage Ag, and Ross Agri Mechanics may be more relevant.

And I wouldn't rely on Google-style ratings alone. For farm equipment, parts availability, technician quality, emergency/harvest-season response, warranty handling, and whether they will work on equipment you didn't buy from them can matter more than the sales experience.

If you tell me what part of Ohio you're in (county is enough) and what equipment/brand you're shopping for—e.g. Case IH, Deere, New Holland, Massey, Kubota, hay equipment, combines, tractors—I can narrow this to 5–7 genuinely local dealers and compare their ownership, brands, service reputation, and customer feedback.