Welcome to Tractorfax.org, a data base project whose aim is to make good agriculture business even better.

What’s the problem?  Simply stated, there currently is no centralized data base in existence for the gathering, retrieving, and dissemination of information necessary for tracking the buying and selling of agricultural machinery and equipment.

Why not?  New equipment manufacturers and their network of private dealerships are driven by new equipment market shares.  The mere submissions of UCC filings leave entities such as ag insurance underwriters, ag lenders, etc. with an inadequate data base to maximize their valuable services.  Individual buyers and sellers, auction companies, ag dealers, county, state, and federal agencies must fend for themselves to obtain accurate and necessary data to assure protection from civil liability and even criminal activity with its attendant legal fees. 

What are we doing about it?  Instead of adding to the clutter and confusion of an outdated or non existent system, we have formed an Arkansas based corporation named Tractorfax.org which aims to remedy the situation.  We are a secured database server which houses confidential and pertinent information pertaining to the selling and purchasing of high end and self propelled agricultural machinery and equipment such as tractors, combines, cotton pickers, ag spray rigs, etc.  We provide a “one stop” searchable database that allows for the tracking and provision of ag equipment data.  Such a service has not been available to either the individual buyer/seller or to ag lenders, ag insurance companies, or to county, state, and federal agencies.

We are new.  Tractorfax.org was launched in April of 2006 when our first client, www. tractorfinders.com registered the first 208 units with our data base.  Following that initial transaction, Tractorfax.org aggressively began purchasing bulk data and electronically remapping it into a secured server in an accessible and usable format.  The primary source of this expanding data base has come from manufacturers, ag lenders, ag auction companies, ag insurance corporations and a variety of county, state and federal agriculture agencies.

Our goal is to provide certification for agricultural equipment by maintaining a secure and accurate database which will put an end to the guessing game for buyers, sellers, insurers, and a host of other entities.  We are at your service and intend to be responsive to your needs.

We invite you to browse our web site and learn how you, too, can participate in our ultimate goal of making good agricultural business even better.