(816) 555-0163
PLACEHOLDER: wide shot of a gravel dealer lot on a rural highway, row of zero-turn mowers and a compact tractor lined up under a metal awning, greenhouse frame and rows of potted shrubs to one side, pole barn service shop behind

Mowers, parts and plants, off one gravel lot on Highway 69.

Outdoor power equipment sales and service north of Excelsior Springs, with a parts counter, a service bay and, from April to June, about four hundred feet of nursery stock along the fence line.

On Highway 69 since 1987 · Parts counter, not a parts catalog · We haul in and out inside 25 miles

Call the parts counter

123 Main St, Excelsior Springs, MO Service turnaround 4 to 8 days Haul in and out $55 round trip

What we carry

Six aisles, and none of them are a special-order catalog.

There are two kinds of equipment dealer. One stocks belts, blades, spindles and filters for the machines it sold you, and one orders everything and calls you in nine days. We are the first kind, which is the whole reason to buy a mower from a lot instead of a big box.

PLACEHOLDER: row of zero-turn mowers on a gravel lot under a metal awning, deck sizes on hanging tags, one with the seat flipped up and the hood open for inspection

Zero-turns and riding mowers

42 to 61 inch decks, residential through light commercial. Delivered on a trailer, fueled, deck leveled and the hour meter at zero, with the first service included at 25 hours.

from $3,290

PLACEHOLDER: line of walk-behind push mowers and self-propelled mowers on a concrete pad in front of a pole barn, price tags zip-tied to the handles

Walk-behinds and self-propelled

Steel and aluminum decks, push and self-propelled, in the price range where a repair still makes sense. Assembled here, oiled and started before it leaves.

from $329

PLACEHOLDER: wall rack of string trimmers, chainsaws, hedge trimmers and a backpack blower inside the store, bar oil and two-stroke mix on the shelf below

Chainsaws, trimmers and blowers

Handheld two-stroke and battery. Every saw goes out with the chain tensioned and the bar oiled, and we will show you how to file it if nobody ever has.

from $189

PLACEHOLDER: parts counter with pegboard behind it full of mower blades and belts in labeled bins, a spindle assembly on the counter, model number book open

Parts counter

Blades, belts, spindles, filters, plugs, tires, cables and mower deck hardware on the shelf. Bring the model and serial off the deck, not the store name off the hood.

walk-in

PLACEHOLDER: service bay inside a pole barn with a riding mower on a lift, deck dropped and belt routing exposed, tool cart and a parts bin beside it

Service and repair

Tune-ups, deck work, hydro drives, charging systems, carburetor rebuilds and warranty work on what we sell. Written estimate before we spend your money, every time.

bench $85 / hr

PLACEHOLDER: rows of potted shrubs, fruit trees and perennials on gravel along a fence line in spring, hose reel and hanging baskets under a shade frame

Nursery stock, April to June

Balled and burlapped shade trees, fruit trees, shrubs, hanging baskets and vegetable starts. Field grown within a hundred miles, so it survives a Missouri August.

seasonal

PLACEHOLDER: close crop of a service work order clipped to a mower handlebar with model and serial written on it, grease pencil marks, parts bag rubber-banded to the frame

Service rates

What the shop charges, before you load anything.

  • Riding mower tune-upPlugs, filters, oil, blades, deck leveled, belts checked$175
  • Zero-turn tune-upAdds hydro fluid check and caster bearings$215
  • Walk-behind tune-upPlug, filter, oil, blade sharpened, carb cleaned$95
  • Blade sharpen and balancePer blade, off the machine$12
  • Carburetor rebuildKit and clean, single cylinder$75–$120
  • Haul in and haul backRound trip inside 25 miles$55

Bench rate is $85 an hour past the flat items. Diagnostic is $45 and it comes off the bill if we do the work. From late March to the middle of June the turnaround goes to two or three weeks and there is nothing anybody can do about that, so winter is when a tune-up is cheap and fast. Prices here are illustrative for this preview.

On the lot

Four things that are actually here right now.

A dealer lot changes every week and a website usually does not, which is why most of them are useless. This row is the one thing on this page that gets updated, and the date it was last touched sits right under it so nobody drives out on a photo from two seasons ago.

PLACEHOLDER: used 48 inch zero-turn with hours showing on the meter, priced tag on the seat
Used 48 inch zero-turn, 340 hours
PLACEHOLDER: compact utility tractor with a loader parked on gravel, tires and bucket edge showing normal wear
Compact tractor with loader
PLACEHOLDER: pallet of balled and burlapped maple and oak trees standing in the nursery row, tags on the trunks
Shade trees, balled and burlapped
PLACEHOLDER: bins of mower blades and belts on the parts wall with model numbers on the bin labels
Blades and belts on the shelf
PLACEHOLDER: the owner in a work jacket standing between a zero-turn and a row of potted trees with the pole barn behind him, clipboard under one arm

The lot

Two generations, one highway, and three wrong addresses online.

The lot has been on this stretch of Highway 69 since 1987, first selling farm equipment and eventually adding the nursery because the ground was already here and the customers were already coming out in April.

The single most useful thing a page like this can do for us is settle where we are. Three directory sites list an address in a different town entirely, which means a share of the people looking for us every spring drive twenty minutes the wrong way and give up. We are on Highway 69, north of Excelsior Springs, on the east side, and the sign is white on green.

Owner name goes here, Excelsior Springs

Find us

East side of Highway 69, north of town.

The lot

123 Main St
Excelsior Springs, MO 64024

If your map app sends you to a residential street in another town, it has the old listing. Follow Highway 69 north out of Excelsior Springs and watch the east side for the metal awning and the row of mowers.

Hours

  • Monday to Friday8 to 5
  • Saturday8 to 2
  • SundayClosed

In April and May we are here until dark on weekdays and open on Saturday until the nursery row is watered. Call ahead in January and February, because on a bad-weather day it is one person in the shop and he might be under a mower.

Get in touch

(816) 555-0163

lot@example.com

Towns we cover: Excelsior Springs, Lawson, Kearney, Richmond, Holt, Polo, Plattsburg, Liberty, Smithville, Orrick, Hardin and the farms along 69 and 10.