Equipment
Farm equipment for sale
Tractors, implements, irrigation, pumps, trucks and farm buildings — each listing says whether ownership papers have been seen.
- Rain outlook, Oct–Dec
- Below normal
- Wheat under irrigation
- 126,394 ha
- First check
- Reg. book
- Listing fee
- Free
A dry 2026/27 season is forecast. Irrigation equipment and pumps are likely to be in demand.
A second-hand tractor, a borehole pump or a set of drip lines can decide a season. The used-equipment market is busy and mostly informal — which is why the first question is always who owns it.
- Tractors and trucks should come with a registration book in the seller's name. No book, no sale.
- Hours and service history. Ask for the hour-meter reading and receipts for the last services. Check for oil leaks, smoke on start-up and play in the steering.
- Implements. Discs, ploughs, planters and boom sprayers: look for cracked frames, worn bearings and missing parts.
- Imported equipment. Ask for the import and duty papers.
Irrigation matters more this year
Forecasters expect below-normal rain from October to December across most of the country, and dry spells through to March 2027.1 Winter wheat was grown on a record 126,394 hectares under irrigation this year.2 Pumps, pipes, drip kits, centre pivots and water tanks will be in demand — and so will the people who can install and repair them.
Selling equipment here. List the make, model, year and hours, what works and what doesn't, and whether you can deliver. Clear photos and honest faults sell machines faster.
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Each listing carries a label saying how far it has been checked. That is not a warranty — see the animals, crop, machine or land yourself, and confirm ownership and permits before any money moves.
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