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Division 01 · KBLI 46530

Agricultural Machinery

Tractors, implements and harvesting equipment supplied to estates, cooperatives, contractors and regional dealers, with the parts pipeline agreed before the machine ships.

Combine harvester unloading grain into a tractor trailer

Agricultural machinery is bought once and depended on for a decade. That is why we treat the supply of a tractor or a harvester as the beginning of a relationship rather than the end of a transaction: every unit leaves with operator documentation, a warranty position stated on the order confirmation, and a written list of the consumables it will need in its first year of work.

We supply regional dealers building out a range, estates standardising a fleet, and cooperatives buying shared equipment. Volumes vary from a single implement to a multi-unit programme staged across a planting season, and pricing is quoted per unit against your specification rather than from a list.

What this division supplies

Indicative of the range rather than the limit of it. If what you need sits alongside these lines, ask.

Tractors and power units
Utility and field tractors across common horsepower bands, with the attachment interfaces you already run.
Implements and attachments
Ploughs, harrows, seeders, sprayers, mowers and loaders matched to the tractor and the soil.
Harvesting equipment
Combines, harvesters and headers, with headers specified to the crop rather than sold generically.
Post-harvest machinery
Dryers, cleaners, handling and storage equipment for the stage where crop value is most often lost.
Irrigation and crop care
Pumps, piping, sprinkler and drip components, and spraying equipment for scheduled crop protection.
Estate workshop equipment
The tooling, lifting and diagnostic equipment an estate needs to service its own fleet on site.

Who buys from this division

The four buyer types this division is built around, and what each one actually needs from a supplier.

Plantation and estate groups

Standardising equipment across blocks so one parts inventory serves the whole operation.

Farming cooperatives

Buying shared machinery where the purchase has to be justified to a membership.

Regional dealers

Stocking a coherent range with supply they can quote confidently to their own customers.

Agricultural contractors

Running equipment hard across seasons, where a day of downtime is a day of lost contracts.

Questions about this division

If yours is not here, the trade desk answers directly, usually the same working day.

Ask the trade desk

Yes. Send the tractor make, model and hitch or PTO specification and we match implements to it. Where the pairing is marginal we say so before quoting rather than supplying something that technically fits but works badly.

Often, yes. Send the machine model and serial with the part numbers or a photograph of the plate. If the parts sit inside a brand we are authorised for, we quote them; if not, we say so rather than substituting quietly.

Through vetted forwarding partners, with the delivery point, the transfer of risk and the responsibility for unloading written into the order confirmation. For heavy units we confirm site access before dispatch rather than on arrival.

Send your requirement

Model or part numbers, specification, quantity and destination. Standard lines are quoted within 48 hours.

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