Woolgoolga

Farm Machinery & Equipment in Woolgoolga & Surrounding Areas

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Stan Cork Machinery has evolved over the years into two businesses that are focused on the agricultural and lifestyle acreage markets. Our second location is at 22 Hawke Dr, Woolgoolga, servicing Coffs Harbour, as well as the Northern Beaches and Hinterland.

We are proud partners of New Holland Agriculture, therefore we have access to some of the best machinery currently available on the market. If you’re not quite sure what machine is best for your needs, come in and have a chat with Gary, or better yet, he can visit your site and provide some recommendations.

We sell both new and used farm machinery, as well as offering regular “in workshop” or “on site” servicing and repairs using the quality genuine and non-genuine parts, oils and lubricants. If you want to complete the job yourself, no problem! We stock a wide range of spare parts for DIY projects.

We also offer a diverse range of trusted brands, including:

New Holland
Land Pride
HARDI
Bare-Co
Howard
Challenge Implements
Silvan
Ag-Pride
Agrowplow
Duncan
Giltrap
Berti
Sparex
Hustler
Munro

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We Sell High Quality Brands

Our team is proud of our commitment to clients; everyone who walks through our doors is a customer for life! We stock genuine parts for the products from every brand we sell. We can supply these for you if you’d like to repair your equipment yourself. Alternatively, we will carry out repairs for you in store.

Any questions? Call us today on 02 6554 1753.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a three point tractor hitch?

A three level hitch—commonly called a hyperlink—defines the part of your tractor which helps connect ploughs at different implements to the vehicle. This device, often in the shape of the letter A or a triangle, is useful as it transfers the weight of the resistance of an implement to the drive wheels of the tractor. This allows for easier, more seamless work.
How can I keep safe while operating heavy machinery?

The first course of action you should take after purchasing a new or used machine is to carefully read over the manufacturer’s instructions. You should ensure that anyone else working your farm is also trained and that all safety features have been checked. Make sure appropriate safety gear is worn when operating the machinery. If you have any concerns about the safety of your machines or potential repairs, call us on (02) 6657 2588.