Slashers That Handle Thick, Overgrown Pasture
Overgrown pasture can quickly become a bigger job than a standard mower can handle. At Wingham Farm Machinery, we supply slashers to farmers and contractors across the Mid North Coast, built to cut through heavy growth without bogging down.
Because we build much of our range ourselves, we can match the size and configuration to your tractor and your country. We also offer aerator hire for opening up compacted ground. Once pasture is under control, a topper keeps it that way. Call (02) 6553 5729 to find the right slasher for your setup.
Built for Heavy-Duty Cutting
A slasher needs to keep cutting evenly even when the growth is thick and uneven.
Heavy-duty construction for demanding conditions.
Reinforced decks & blades hold up to sustained, heavy-duty use.
A range of widths to suit different tractors.
We'll match a slasher to your tractor's power & your paddock size.
Built to cut evenly through thick growth.
That means fewer passes & a cleaner result.
Backed by our parts & repair service.
Blades, belts and other wear parts are easy to source when you need them.
Aerator & Slasher Hire
We now offer aerator and slasher hire for property owners, farmers and contractors across the Mid North Coast who need the right machine for a job without buying one outright. Hire suits seasonal work, one-off clean-ups and the in-between jobs where a paddock needs attention now rather than at the next equipment purchase.
Our aerators are suited to opening up compacted ground, improving water penetration and freshening tired pasture between cuts. Our slashers handle the heavier end of the work, knocking down thick, overgrown growth that a standard mower can't manage. If you're not sure which one your paddocks need, tell us what you're working with and we'll point you in the right direction.
We'll match the machine to your tractor's horsepower and three-point linkage so it arrives ready to work, and we can arrange pick-up or delivery for hire units the same way we do for the equipment we build. Hire periods are flexible, so you can take a machine for a day, a weekend or longer depending on the size of the job.
Before You Order
Q1How often should pasture be slashed?
This depends on growth rate, season and how the land is being used, but many properties slash every four to six weeks during peak growing periods.
Q2What's the difference between a slasher and a topper?
A slasher is built for heavier, thicker growth and rougher cutting, while a topper is designed for a finer, more even finish on maintained pasture.
Q3Can a slasher handle uneven or rocky ground?
Many slashers are designed with some flexibility to follow ground contours, though extremely rocky or uneven terrain may call for a more robust or specifically configured unit.