This job does make you a farm hand in a sense, or maybe farm handy. As an Agricultural Equipment Technician, you inspect, diagnose, and repair tractors and implements used for tillage planting, harvesting, spraying, irrigation.   ​
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On the job, you will repair all kinds of agricultural equipment. This includes electrical, hydraulic, engine, and braking systems intake, exhaust, and emission control systems; mechanically and electronically controlled fuel systems; clutches, transmissions, drive axles and final drive assemblies; steering and suspension systems; tires, wheels, ballasting devices, undercarriages and tracks; and spraying and irrigation agricultural systems.   ​
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When crops are harvested and people are enjoying their favourite produce, they will have you to thank—especially the Corn Kid. ​