Rossi R95 Stainless
.45 Colt rifle
Qualifying motor work earns one entry in the rifle drawing. Motors must be 50 HP or larger.
Put winter
to work.
Motor and pump service now.
More confidence when spring comes.
American Pump & Drilling / Motor shop
6th Annual Motor Roundup + Pumps
Put winter to work on your motor, your pump, or both. Get needed service handled before spring, with a chance to win.
Serving Idaho, Wyoming and Montana.
Two drawings. Two prizes.
This year’s Motor Roundup includes a rifle drawing for qualifying motor work and a pistol drawing for qualifying pump work.
Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP
9mm Gear Pack
Each qualifying agricultural turbine pump earns one entry in the pistol drawing. Pump-only work qualifies. Have qualifying motor and pump work done for one entry in each drawing.
Drawing: February 5, 2027. Entry period: October 12, 2026–January 31, 2027. Work completion deadline: January 31, 2027, with protection for documented APD or parts delays.
No purchase necessary. Open to eligible Idaho, Wyoming and Montana residents age 21+. Free entry is available for both drawings. Eligibility verification and rules apply.
Roundup startsOctober 12, 2026
Entries close & qualifying work completeJanuary 31, 2027
Prize drawingsFebruary 5, 2027
Motors 50 HP+ · Agricultural turbine pumps, no horsepower minimum · Submersible and residential/domestic pumps excluded.
Nothing needs fixing?
That’s good news.
You don’t have to wait for a breakdown to get your equipment checked. If the evaluation finds nothing that needs attention, you head toward spring knowing what was checked and what we found.
If we do find an issue, we’ll explain it. You decide what work to approve.
Motor. Pump. Or both.
Tell us what you have and what you want done. We’ll help you work out the appropriate scope.
A checkover or a full rewind.
Choose the motor-shop work you’re looking for. Services depend on the equipment and agreed scope.
- Checkover and testing
- Oil service, where applicable
- Dip and bake
- Repairs and rewinding
Give your pump a fresh start.
Bring us your agricultural turbine pump for evaluation or repair, with or without motor work. There is no minimum horsepower for qualifying pumps.
- Pump pulling, if requested
- Evaluation based on pump type
- Maintenance and repair options
- Additional work only with approval
Straightforward pricing.
Regular mobilization and labor fees apply, including pulling the motor and the pump if requested. Shop work is based on the scope you choose. We’ll discuss the scope and charges before you authorize the work.
Make a plan now.
Take care of it over winter.
Start with a conversation about your equipment, location and timing.
Tell us what you needTell us about your equipment.
Motor, pump or both. Let us know the service you’re considering and whether you need field work or shop service.
Choose and approve the scope.
Agree on the requested work and charges. If the checkover identifies additional needs, you decide what happens next.
Get the work done.
We complete the approved service and coordinate the next steps for returning your equipment.
Get the pump done.
Have more handled for spring.
Use the winter window for approved pump repairs or a rebuild, with APD handling the return to service and a check at your site in spring.
Reinstallation labor included.
For qualifying pump repairs or rebuilds, we put the pump back in the ground and reconnect the motor when the work is complete. Reinstallation labor is included; regular mobilization charges apply.
A spring check, at your site.
An on-site spring readiness check is included. APD will coordinate a visit to check the serviced equipment ahead of seasonal use.
One-year warranty on our work.
APD warranties its work for one year and honors applicable manufacturer parts warranties. Standard conditions and exclusions apply.
Read warranty conditionsApprove the work. Know the cost.
Regular service pricing applies, and we only do work you approve. Payment is due when work is complete.
Have APD coordinate pickup, or arrange a shop drop-off with the office. We’ll work through the equipment, access and timing with you.
Ask about pump serviceClear answers.
No guesswork.
Does my equipment have to be broken?
No. You can request a checkover to learn about its condition. If the agreed evaluation finds no work is needed, we’ll explain those findings. Regular charges still apply.
Do I have to have the pump pulled?
No. Pump pulling is optional. Tell us whether you want motor service, pump service or both. The appropriate evaluation depends on your equipment and access.
Will you do repairs without checking with me?
No. We do the work you authorize. If we identify additional work outside that scope, we’ll discuss it with you before proceeding.
Can I choose the motor-shop service?
Yes. Let us know whether you’re looking for a checkover, oil service, dip and bake, rewind or another service. We’ll discuss what’s appropriate for the motor.
Is the evaluation free?
Regular mobilization, labor and applicable shop charges apply to the work you request and approve.