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Farm machinery parts in Canada: prices, warranty and how to order

Farm machinery parts in Canada usually cost between CA$4 and CA$811, depending on the part, the brand and whether it is original or compatible. The quickest way to get current prices for your machine is to describe the part in a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate prices in Canada, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
PartPrice range
Small wear parts (tines, top link pins, baler teeth)CA$4–CA$10
Replacement beltsCA$13–CA$14
Filters and ignition switchesCA$20–CA$34
Fuel injectors and carburettorsCA$80–CA$87
Fuel pumps and hydraulic couplersCA$249–CA$811

Warranty rules that differ by province

Warranty rules differ by province. In Manitoba, the Farm Machinery and Equipment Act requires a warranty on purchased repair parts against defective workmanship or materials, for 90 days from the first day of use in the first season. In Saskatchewan, a part replaced under warranty is covered for the rest of the warranty period or for 90 days from installation. In Ontario, new farm machinery costing over CA$3,500 is protected by law for warranty, safety and parts supply under the Farm Implements Act. Keep the receipt and the installation date for every part.

Season: order before spring seeding

Winter runs from December to February, and many farms do repairs in the shop during that time. Spring seeding in April and May and the autumn harvest are the busy fieldwork periods. A part ordered in November or December is on hand before spring work starts, so you do not wait for it in the middle of seeding.

Sizes, tax and delivery between cities

Some part sizes are given in inches, such as a 1/2" male O-ring boss or a 3/8" female pipe, so write the size exactly as printed on the old part. Some listings are in French, so give the part number as well as the name. Canadian prices are often quoted before GST or HST, so ask whether tax is included. Delivery runs between Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary and Ottawa, and distance changes the time, so give your postal code.

What to put in your request

Describe the part and the machine together: the part name, the machine model and year, the engine, and the part number if you have one. Say whether you want an original or a compatible part, how urgent the job is, the delivery city and your budget in CA$. A photo of the old part helps sellers match it.

Getting offers is free for buyers. You write the request in your own words in the chat, and a photo can be added. BlaBlaPrice's AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Canada, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to exchange them. Start from commercial vehicle and machinery parts, or read how BlaBlaPrice works.

Questions and answers

How much do farm machinery parts cost in Canada?

Most listings for November 2026 fall between CA$4 and CA$811, with small wear parts at the low end and fuel pumps or hydraulic couplers at the top. Prices are approximate, according to sellers' websites.

Is there a warranty on replacement parts?

It depends on the province. Manitoba requires a 90-day warranty on purchased repair parts from first use in the first season, and Saskatchewan covers replaced parts for the rest of the warranty or 90 days from installation.

When should I order parts for spring?

Order in November or December, before spring seeding in April and May, so the machine is ready when fieldwork starts.

Do I need the part number?

It helps a lot. Add the machine model, the year and the engine too, and write sizes in inches exactly as printed on the old part.

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