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Custom Farm Implements on the Mid North Coast

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Implements Built Around How You Actually Work

Buying an implement off the shelf often means compromising on fit, strength or function, especially if your setup or terrain isn't standard. At Wingham Farm Machinery, we design and build custom farm implements for growers and contractors across the Mid North Coast, working from your specifications rather than a generic template.

Every unit is fabricated in our own workshop using heavier steel and stronger welds than most imported alternatives, so it holds up to real paddock conditions rather than just showroom conditions. If a custom build isn't quite what you need, our range of agricultural equipment might be a better fit. Call us on (02) 6553 5729 to talk through your build.

Blue custom-built paddock rake implement fabricated at Wingham Farm Machinery
Farm machinery built by Wingham Farm Machinery ready for delivery

What Goes Into Every Build

Every custom implement we build starts with a conversation about what you actually need it to do.

  1. Designed to your specification & the way you work.

    We build around your paddock, your machinery and the job at hand, not a standard template.

  2. Fabricated from heavier steel & welded in-house.

    That extra strength means fewer repairs down the track.

  3. Backed by decades of hands-on building experience.

    We've built implements for growers across a wide range of properties and conditions.

  4. Finished & tested before it leaves our workshop.

    You get equipment that's ready to work from day one.

Before You Order

Q1

What's involved in designing a custom implement?

Design starts with the specific job the implement needs to do, the machinery it will attach to and the conditions it will face. From there, a build is drafted and refined before fabrication begins.

Q2

Is a custom-built implement stronger than an imported one?

It can be, depending on the materials and welding used. Heavier steel and thorough welding generally hold up better to sustained paddock use than lighter, mass-produced alternatives.

Q3

Can an existing implement be modified rather than rebuilt from scratch?

In many cases, yes. Modifying an existing implement can be a practical option when only part of the design needs to change.