Trade photo — implements and shop tools in an open equipment shed
Asset for farms and ranches
Implements, pumps, welders, generators and the shop tools that never come back — photographed with serials and values, parked at the shed, the barn or the far pivot, and checked out to whoever took them.
Implements, pumps, welders and shop tools with serials and values — parked at a shed, checked out to a name.
14 days free · No card · Starter categories for implements, pumps and shop equipment
The adjuster asks for a list. Everything that would have proved what was in there burned with it.
The adjuster asks for a list. Everything that proved it burned too.
Pumps at the pivot, a welder in the barn, chainsaws in whichever truck used them last, and one person who knows.
Pumps at the pivot, a welder in the barn, saws in whichever truck.
Every implement and tool photographed and valued, parked at the shed it belongs to, and kept somewhere the fire cannot reach.
Photographed, valued, parked at a shed, kept off the place.
Four moments the catalogue earns itself
Step 01 · Spring
Implements, pumps and augers
Grouped by the shed they live in
What is missing before you need it
Step 02 · Harvest
Hired help takes the welder
Shared and rented equipment tracked too
Damage photographed in the field
Step 03 · Fall
Anything still out stays flagged
The call to the neighbour happens tonight
Not in March, from memory
Step 04 · Renewal
Total value by category
Serials and purchase dates
PDF exported at renewal
Step 01 · Spring
Implements, pumps and augers — what is missing before you need it
Steps 02–03 · Harvest & fall
Shared and rented equipment tracked too; anything still out stays flagged
Step 04 · Renewal
Values by category, serials, dates — exported as a PDF
A shop fire or a stolen trailer becomes a list with photos and values, instead of decades you have to remember out loud.
Search a name and see which shed, which pivot or which truck it left on, without driving the place to look for it.
Search before you buy. The pump already sitting in the far shed is cheaper than the one at the dealership.
Questions we get
Questions we get
Does it handle equipment with no serial number?
A photo and a name are enough for most of a shop. Serials go in on the pieces where they matter, like the ones you would claim.
There is no signal at the far end of the place. Does that matter?
Catalogue in the shop where the signal is, or add the items at the house that evening. Nothing has to happen where the equipment sits.
Can I keep leased and shared equipment in the same list?
Mark it as rented or shared with a return date and it sits beside what you own, flagged until it goes back.
Will my insurer accept the report?
It is a plain schedule of items with photos, serials, purchase dates and values — the format adjusters ask for. Export it as a PDF or a CSV.
Does it handle equipment with no serial number?
A photo and a name are enough for most of a shop. Serials go in on the pieces where they matter, like the ones you would claim.
There is no signal at the far end of the place. Does that matter?
Catalogue in the shop where the signal is, or add the items at the house that evening. Nothing has to happen where the equipment sits.
Can I keep leased and shared equipment in the same list?
Mark it as rented or shared with a return date and it sits beside what you own, flagged until it goes back.
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