Farm tractors in Australia: prices, warranty and what to ask
A farm tractor in Australia was listed at about A$22,000 to A$44,000 for compact and utility models of 25 to 65 HP in November 2026, and about A$96,000 to A$98,000 for 105 HP machines. For a price that fits your property, describe the tractor you need in a request on BlaBlaPrice and sellers will reply with their own offers.
Approximate prices in Australia, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Type and size | Price range |
|---|
| Compact, about 25 to 40 HP | A$21,990 to A$39,763 |
| Cab tractor, about 45 to 65 HP | A$25,990 to A$37,990 |
| Utility, about 50 to 65 HP | A$35,990 to A$43,990 |
| Large, about 105 HP | A$96,059 to A$97,853 |
Warranty and servicing
Warranty periods depend on the brand. Published figures in Australia include 24 months or 2,000 hours for some John Deere tractors, 24 months or 1,500 hours for Kubota BX models, and one year or 1,000 hours for Mahindra comprehensive cover. Under current Australian Consumer Law most farm machinery is excluded from consumer guarantees, so the written warranty matters most. Ask which comes first, the months or the hours, and keep the service book, because owner servicing or alterations can void a warranty.
Season: late spring into summer
November is late spring here, and summer runs from December to February. Slashing and mowing usually peak in the warm months, so a tractor for that work is worth sorting out before summer. Ask sellers early about delivery dates, so the machine arrives before the busy period.
How prices are quoted and delivered
Tractor prices are quoted per machine. Ask whether a figure includes GST and whether it covers delivery from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide to your property. Listings give power in horsepower (HP), and used machines are described by engine hours, so compare those two figures first.
What to put in your request
Say whether you want to buy or rent, and name the model if you know it. Add the power in HP, the year and engine hours for a used tractor, the condition, and the jobs it must do, such as mowing, slashing, loader work or tilling. List the attachments you already own, your city and your budget. A photo of the current machine helps sellers answer accurately.
Offers through BlaBlaPrice are free for buyers. Describe the tractor in your own words in the chat, and add a photo if you have one. The AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Australia, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their price, terms and delivery, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose to share them. For related equipment, see mini tractors or implements and attachments.
Questions and answers
How much does a farm tractor cost in Australia?
In November 2026 compact and utility tractors of about 25 to 65 HP were listed at roughly A$22,000 to A$44,000, and 105 HP models at about A$96,000 to A$98,000. The price depends on model, condition, hours and attachments.
Is a used tractor covered by Australian Consumer Law?
Under current Australian Consumer Law most agricultural machinery is excluded from consumer guarantee protection, so ask for the warranty in writing. Manufacturer warranties in the listings range from 12 to 36 months, depending on brand and hours.
What should I check on a used tractor?
Check the engine hours, the year, the condition and whether servicing was done by a trained technician, as owner servicing or alterations can void a warranty.
Does the price include GST and delivery?
The listings do not always say, so ask each seller. Delivery from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide to your property is usually a separate question.
