An Extensive Range of Parts, Ready to Go
Waiting weeks for a part to arrive can turn a small repair into a major disruption. Wingham Farm Machinery holds an extensive range of farm machinery parts for growers and contractors across the Mid North Coast, including high tensile chains and fittings, shackles and specialist implement parts.
Because we build and repair machinery ourselves, our parts range is shaped by what actually gets used and worn out in the field, not a generic catalogue. If you're not sure which part fits your machine, our machinery repairs team can help identify it. Aerator and slasher hire is also available alongside our parts range. Call (02) 6553 5729 to check stock or place an order.
What We Keep in Stock
Our parts range covers the components that matter most when machinery is out of action.
High tensile chains & fittings.
Held in a range of sizes for different applications.
Shackles for a variety of uses.
Rated for reliable, heavy-duty performance.
Special implement parts.
Sourced or fabricated for less common or older equipment.
Fast turnaround on stocked items.
Many parts are ready to collect the same day.
High Tensile Chains & Fittings
We stock high tensile chains and fittings in a range of sizes, suited to towing, lifting and general farm machinery applications. Getting the right chain means matching both its physical size and its working load rating to the job, not just picking one that looks close. If you're not sure which grade or size you need, bring in the old part or let us know what you're using it for and we can help you find the right match.
Shackles
Our range of shackles covers a variety of rated uses, from towing and recovery through to general lifting and rigging around the farm. Each shackle is rated for a specific working load, so it's worth checking the rating matches the job before you buy rather than assuming a similar-looking shackle will do. We can talk you through what's suitable for your application if you're not sure.
Special Implement Parts
Not every part is a standard, off-the-shelf item, particularly for older or less common implements. Where a part isn't something we hold in stock, we can often source it or fabricate a suitable replacement in our own workshop rather than leaving the implement out of action. Bring in the old part where possible, as it makes identifying or matching a replacement much more straightforward.
Before You Order
Q1How is the correct replacement part identified?
Identifying the correct part usually involves checking the make, model and specific component involved, sometimes alongside the old part itself for comparison.
Q2What's the difference between a chain rating and its size?
Size refers to the physical dimensions of the chain, while rating refers to its working load limit, which is the maximum load it can safely handle.
Q3Can specialist or older implement parts still be sourced?
In many cases, yes, either through stocked alternatives or by fabricating a replacement when an original part is no longer available.