Tyler Farms

10/21/2026

𝙁𝙀𝙀𝙇𝙎 𝙇𝙄𝙆𝙀 𝙄𝙏’𝙎 𝘿𝙀𝙎𝙄𝙂𝙉𝙀𝘿 𝙏𝙊 𝙇𝘼𝙎𝙏.

Ferris Mowers are designed and built for the long haul. Designed to survive the toughest use.

Stop in or call today to learn what we have in stock!

10/20/2026

Tough jobs deserve STIHL.
Save on select gasoline chainsaws.
Learn more, visit https://www.stihlusa.com/en?refDealer=51456! Offer valid through 12/31/2026 or while supplies last.

10/20/2026

October pasture looks beautiful but there's something important happening underneath that pretty picture. 🍂🐴

As fall sets in, cool-season grasses can actually spike in nonstructural carbohydrates, especially on cold nights followed by sunny days. For most horses this is not a problem. But for horses that are insulin-resistant, prone to laminitis, or easy keepers, October pasture can be one of the riskiest times of year.

The visual cues that usually signal danger in spring, lush green growth, rapid flush, don't apply the same way in fall. The grass can look sparse and dried out while still carrying elevated sugar levels.

If you manage a horse with metabolic concerns, October is worth paying close attention to. 👀

10/20/2026

The Briggs & Stratton CXi V-Twin uses a patented 5-Step Debris Management System that actively debris away from your air filter. Keep your engine breathing easy and your crew out on the grass instead of in the shop.
Stop in Tyler Farms for more info on Briggs & Stratton V-twins.

10/19/2026

10/19/2026

End of season service and winterization availability, drop off or call us to pick up

10/19/2026

We’re not completely done with the lawn care equipment just yet, but It’s time to start thinking about winterizing your mower, garden tractor or walk-behind.

If you don’t normally perform a thorough winterization process, it’s a great habit to adopt this year. It’s not all that difficult to make sure your mower is stored correctly for the winter months, and you’ll see the benefits once spring arrives and it’s time to rev up and cut down that fresh lawn.

Here’s a thorough checklist of what all you should do once you’re ready to put that mower away for the winter.



Clean it up

Mower debris and build-up can cause rust and erosion, cutting down on the life of your mower. Remove the spark plug and hose down your mower to clear away grass and debris. If you have a power washer, you can use it with caution so long as the PSI isn’t too much. You don’t want to push dirt or water into bearings or wash away lubricants.

Then, scrape down the deck and clear out any clumps. Finally, wipe down the mower with cloths.



Do an inspection

Check the deck, belts and blades to make sure nothing is broken or worn. If you find anything that needs replaced, plan to do so in the next few months. Also, check the blades to see if they need sharpened, if they do, do sharpen them.



Oil Change

Make sure to check if the oil level is ok. If it looks fine, start the engine and allow it to warm up. This not only makes it easier to change, but stirs up any dirt that might be in the oil pan. Drain the oil and refill it with the proper type. Also, if the engine has an oil filter, change it.



Engine Care

It’s a good idea to change the fuel filter and either clean or replace the air filter.

Empty the gasoline by the running the engine till it’s gone, or add a fuel stabilizer. Gasoline should not be stored for more than 30 days without a stabilizer. If you add a stabilizer, run the engine a few minutes to circulate it through the engine. By emptying the tank or treating the fuel you are protecting from winter erosion.

Next, remove the spark plug, put a teaspoon of oil in the spark plug hole, and replace it with a new one. Go ahead and crank the engine so the oil spreads inside the cylinder.



The final step

Remove the battery and store it someplace warm. If you can, charge the battery before storing it. Finally, find a cool, dry place to store the mower.

These steps will help you put together a fairly thorough mower winterization. However, it’s always a good idea to read your owner’s manual before starting your process.

Remember, if you don’t want to winterize your mower, Tyler Farms Sales and Service is only a phone call away at 256-524-2442. Stop by our store downtown Collinsville, we’d love to winterize your mower before winter hits. Our hours are 7a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7a.m. til 12:00 Noon on Saturday.

10/18/2026

We had the best afternoon with Foster!

10/18/2026

Mum Sale!!
Large $15
Small $5
Come see us on Monday!

10/18/2026