One app to track every piece of equipment on the property

Farm equipment runs hard during planting, haying, and harvest, then sits during slower months. That cycle means maintenance is feast or famine. During the busy season, there's no time to stop for service. During the off-season, it's easy to forget what needs attention.

LookOver helps you plan ahead. Check your upcoming intervals at the start of each month. If your tractor's oil change falls during harvest, do it the week before. If the mower deck needs blade service, handle it before hay season starts. The app gives you visibility to work maintenance around your operation's schedule.

Farm equipment runs on hours, not miles. Your tractor might never leave the property, but it logs 300-500 hours a year between mowing, hauling, plowing, and PTO work. Skid steers, mowers, generators, and implements all track wear by operating hours.

LookOver is built for hour-based intervals. Set your engine oil at every 100-200 hours. Hydraulic fluid at every 500 hours. Air filter checks at every 50 hours during dusty work. Each machine in your operation gets its own hour reading and its own schedule.

A working farm or ranch might have a tractor, a mower, a skid steer, a generator, a UTV, and a truck. Each one has different intervals, different fluids, and different seasonal patterns. Keeping all of that in your head or on a whiteboard breaks down fast.

LookOver tracks your entire equipment fleet in one app. See which machines are due for service and which are ready to work. When you're planning next week's tasks, check the app and knock out any maintenance that's coming due before the machine is needed.

PTO-driven implements put specific stress on your tractor's hydraulic system and drivetrain. Hydraulic fluid breaks down under load and heat. PTO shafts need periodic greasing. Implement-specific maintenance (mower blades, post-hole digger bits, auger teeth) has its own schedule.

LookOver tracks implement maintenance alongside the tractor that powers it. Set a "sharpen mower blades" reminder at every 25 hours of mowing. Set hydraulic fluid checks at the start of each season. Keep the tractor and its implements organized together.

Documented maintenance history helps when you trade up or sell equipment. A tractor with logged oil changes, hydraulic service, and filter replacements is worth more than one with no records. LookOver's PDF export gives you proof of consistent care.