Cheshire Machinery provides a wide range of farming machinery for Murgon and the surrounding areas, including Moondooner and Cherbourg. Contact us to confirm whether we service your specific location.

Ensuring the reliability of second-hand farm machinery starts with a thorough inspection. Check for signs of wear, such as engine leaks, worn tyres, or damaged components. Confirm that regular maintenance has been performed by reviewing the service history. Testing the equipment in a working environment can reveal potential issues. Opting to buy from a reputable seller or dealer provides an additional layer of confidence, as they often inspect and service machinery before resale. Proper due diligence ensures you invest in equipment that will perform reliably and meet your farming needs.

Maintenance for second-hand farm machinery is similar to that of new equipment and involves regular inspections, oil changes, and replacing worn parts. Establishing a servicing schedule based on the machine’s hours of operation can help prevent breakdowns. Lubricating moving parts, keeping machinery clean, and addressing minor repairs promptly can extend its lifespan. If buying used machinery, ensure it has been inspected and serviced beforehand, as this reduces the likelihood of immediate maintenance needs. Regular upkeep ensures that pre-owned equipment performs reliably and efficiently over time.

Choosing the right second-hand machinery involves evaluating your farm’s specific requirements. Consider the tasks you need the equipment for, such as ploughing, planting, or harvesting, and match them to the machinery’s features and capabilities. Check the size and horsepower to ensure it suits your operations and field conditions. Inspect the equipment’s condition and review its maintenance history to ensure reliability. If unsure, consult with knowledgeable sellers or experts to find a machine that balances functionality, cost, and durability to meet your needs.