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Straight answer

What you need to know

Shortline equipment dealers can partner with CC Diesel and offer farmer-owned ECU and ECM tuning next to the iron they already sell. We write files in-house in 5–10 minutes. You keep the customer relationship. Training and tooling are part of the program, with support 7 days a week. We do not delete emissions.

A tuner partner for the brands you already stock

Shortline lots see the same horsepower gap as Precision Planting dealers: the kit or implement needs more HP than stock.

Independent diesel shops come first in the program. Shortline dealers and ag input suppliers are a fit too.

Files are written in-house, not sourced overseas.

Tractor and harvester working a green crop field

How the dealer relationship works

You pull the data, we write the file, you deliver the result. Commission is on the sale. Support stays with CC Diesel after the flash.

Jeff G. (Case IH 290): 290 Case added 30% HP. World of difference. Best customer support service ever.

John Deere 9470R: Customer saved over $70,000 by buying the smaller tractor and having it tuned.

Challenger tracked tractor in a harvested field

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions from farmers and dealers. Call (701)-587-4368 if yours is not listed.

01

Do I write the ECU files myself?

No. CC Diesel writes files in-house. You handle the customer and the tooling on your end.

02

Is this only for John Deere or Case stores?

No. This page is for shortline equipment dealers, not factory OEM service desks.

03

How do we start?

Apply on the become-a-dealer page. Training and tooling are part of the program.

Get a quote

Apply to become a dealer

Tell Caden the year, make, model, axle, and transmission. You will get a free estimate — no emissions deletes, files written in-house.

Before you go

Get a free estimate

Leave your email and Caden will follow up about ECU tuning for your tractor or combine. We do not delete emissions.