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Farm Equipment Removal in Pemberton and the Meadows

Farms in the Pemberton Valley keep equipment going for decades, then park it behind the barn. When it's time to clear it out, we buy tractors, implements and harvest gear and haul them off the farm.

What are you getting rid of?

Tell us what it is and where it sits. We call back with a number.

Does it run?
Rough weight

Rather talk? Call 236-709-3961. We only use your details to quote this machine.

  • Old tractors, running or not
  • Implements, balers and potato equipment
  • From the yard or out in the field
Two old tractors and a rusty frame on a tilted flatbed deck beside a farm shed
Two old tractors and a frame, loaded in one trip

What comes off the farm

Tractors, implements and everything in between

Tractors

Utility, row-crop and vintage tractors, with or without loaders.

Hay equipment

Balers, mowers, rakes, tedders and hay wagons.

Potato equipment

Planters, harvesters, graders and conveyors from seed potato operations.

Tillage

Plows, discs, cultivators and rotary tillers.

Irrigation

Pumps, reels and pipe trailers that aren't worth fixing.

Farm trucks and trailers

Old farm trucks, flat decks and stock trailers.

Access

Out in the field, not just the yard

A lot of farm gear never makes it back to the yard. If it's sitting in a field, tell us how far it is from a road, whether the ground is firm, and if there's a gate or ditch to cross. In the wet months we may hold off until the field dries, so we don't tear up your ground or sink a truck.

Pemberton's seed potato and hay farms run plenty of specialized machines. Even single-purpose equipment that only a few farms use is worth a call.

Old green farm implement chained to a flatbed in front of leafy trees
Old farm implement, loaded and strapped

Vintage tractors

Old tractors draw interest from collectors and restorers, so a machine that hasn't run in years can still be worth something. If you know the model and roughly the year, include it. If not, a photo of the front and one of the side usually tells us enough.

Clearing out a whole yard

Selling the farm, downsizing, or finally dealing with the row of machines along the fence line? List what's there and send a few photos. We'll quote the lot and plan the trucks so it goes out in as few trips as possible.

Where we go

Farms we can reach

From the village out along Pemberton Meadows Road, over to Mount Currie and up toward Birken. See heavy equipment removal in Pemberton for more.

How it works

Three steps, then it's off the farm

  1. Send the details

    Use the form at the top or call. Make, model, roughly how heavy, and whether it runs.

  2. Get a number

    We may ask for a photo or two, then call back with an offer for the machine as it sits.

  3. We load it and go

    We book a truck that suits the machine and the road, load it, strap it and leave the spot clear.

Questions

Farm equipment removal FAQ

Do you take tractors that have sat for years?

Yes. Seized engines, flat tires and missing parts are all fine. We just need to know so we bring the right setup to load it.

Can your truck get into a field?

Often, if the ground is firm. In wet weather we may wait for it to dry or winch the machine out to firmer ground first. Tell us what the access is like.

Do you take implements without a tractor?

Yes, as long as the piece is heavy enough to be worth the trip, roughly a ton or more. Lighter implements can ride along with a bigger load.

Do you buy old farm trucks?

Yes. If it's registered, every registered owner signs the registration and we need photo ID. If the registration is lost, any Autoplan broker can issue a replacement.

Do you go out past Pemberton?

We cover Pemberton Meadows, Mount Currie and Birken. If you're farther up the valley, call and ask.

Old tractor behind the barn?

Call 236-709-3961 or send the form. We'll call back with a number for the machine as it sits.