June 27, 2020
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GILTNER, Neb. (June 18, 2026) – Bish Enterprises has introduced the Bish Implement Mover, a universal equipment handling platform designed to help agricultural equipment dealers, service departments, custom harvesters, and producers safely move, transport, service, and test headers across multiple equipment brands.
The system addresses a long-standing challenge throughout the agricultural equipment industry: the lack of a commercial solution capable of safely and securely handling multiple header brands while working across a wide range of lifting equipment.
Built around a Universal Inner Frame, the Bish Implement Mover can be configured for John Deere®, Case IH®, CLAAS®, New Holland®, Gleaner®, Massey®, and Fendt® combine and forage headers while attaching to telehandlers, wheel loaders, forklifts, skid loaders, tractors, and combines through a wide range of mounting systems.
“Historically, most header movers were homemade, brand-specific, or designed for a single application,” said Andrew Bish, Chief Executive Officer of Bish Enterprises. “We wanted to build a universal platform that gives dealers and operators the confidence and flexibility to move equipment safely and efficiently regardless of the brand they’re working with.”
One of the newest features is the Combine Mount Assembly, which allows the Implement Mover to attach directly to a combine feederhouse. The system enables dealerships and service departments to lift, maneuver, service, and perform operational run-checks on headers that would normally be incompatible with the combine being used.
“This capability can significantly improve efficiency in dealership service departments,” Bish said. “Instead of requiring multiple machines to test different headers, technicians can use the Implement Mover system to handle equipment that traditionally could not be connected to that combine, or rather use a lifting implement that avoids having to engage the combine at all.”
The Implement Mover was engineered to replicate the secure latching systems found on modern combines, forage harvesters, and 3-point quick-hitches, creating a stable connection between the lifting implement and the header being transported. When properly latched and operated according to safety guidelines, the system provides an OSHA-compliant solution for equipment handling.
In addition to header transport, the platform includes a 3-Point Implement Mover capable of handling and industry-first range of Category 1 through Category 4 implements, providing a single solution for a broad range of agricultural equipment.
The system is designed for heavy-duty applications with lifting capacities up to 18,000 pounds and can be customized through a growing catalog of mounting assemblies developed for telehandlers, wheel loaders, forklifts, tractors, and specialty equipment.
According to Bish, the Implement Mover has applications well beyond production agriculture, including equipment dealerships, auction companies, custom harvesting operations, service facilities, equipment manufacturers, and trade show logistics.
“At its core, this product is about solving an equipment handling problem that has existed for decades,” Bish said. “Our goal was to create a safer, more versatile, and more efficient way to move and manage equipment across brands and across platforms.”
The Bish Implement Mover is available now through Bish Enterprises, with additional mounting options and a forage header mover currently under development.
For more information, visit https://bishenterprise.com/implement-mover/.