Farm machinery parts in New Zealand: prices and fitting checks
Farm machinery parts in New Zealand range from under NZ$10 for a pin or tine to about NZ$2,000 for a driveline or housing assembly. These are approximate prices from parts sellers' websites in October 2026. For the part you need, send a request on BlaBlaPrice with the machine model and year, and compare the replies in one chat.
Approximate prices in New Zealand, October 2026 (sellers' websites)| Part | Price |
|---|
| Small parts: pins, tines, belts | NZ$6.89 to NZ$48.36 |
| Pumps, bearing sets, brake drums | NZ$88.60 to NZ$204.33 |
| Top links, drawbars, couplings | NZ$125.58 to NZ$640.00 |
| Tooth bars, drag links, lift arms | NZ$345.00 to NZ$794.65 |
| Knuckle housings, driveline assemblies | NZ$1,567.10 to NZ$1,943.00 |
Some listings are for used or older parts, and prices can differ with the part number and whether it is original or compatible.
Fitting and measurements to check
Measure in millimetres: many hitch and link parts are listed in mm, such as a 540 to 820mm top link or a 1310mm drag link. Hitch parts are sold as Cat 1 or Cat 2, so state which one your tractor uses. Give the part number from the old part if you can, because a near match can fit the wrong hole spacing.
Rules and warranties to check
The Consumer Guarantees Act sets out your rights when you buy from a business, so read the consumer guide before you accept a part that is not as described. A manufacturer's warranty for new agricultural equipment is set out by months or operating hours, so keep the machine's serial number and hours to hand. Imported parts must meet biosecurity requirements, so ask the seller whether the part is cleared for import. Parts for road-going vehicles must follow the Land Transport Rules for vehicle equipment.
Season and planning an order
October 2026 is spring. Order parts before a busy sowing or harvest period, because a delayed part can stop a machine for days. Plan servicing for winter, June to August, when many farms work on machines between jobs.
Delivery and what to write in your request
Name your delivery city (Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Hamilton or Tauranga) and ask the seller how long delivery takes to your district. Give the part name, the machine model, year and engine, the part number, whether you want original or compatible, and how urgent the job is.
On BlaBlaPrice you describe the part in your own words and can add a photo. The AI asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in New Zealand, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contact details stay hidden until you decide whom to contact. For other vehicles see truck parts, or start with a request on the home page.
Questions and answers
How much do farm machinery parts cost in New Zealand?
In our October 2026 search, pins, tines and belts ran from NZ$6.89 to NZ$48.36, pumps and bearing sets from NZ$88.60 to NZ$204.33, and driveline or housing assemblies from NZ$1,567.10 to NZ$1,943.00.
How do I check that a part fits?
Give the machine model, year, engine and part number, and measure in millimetres. For hitch parts, say whether you need Cat 1 or Cat 2.
What are my rights if a part is faulty?
The Consumer Guarantees Act explains your rights when you buy from a business. Read the consumer guide before you accept a part that is not as described.
Can an imported part be sent to my farm?
Imported parts must meet biosecurity requirements, so ask the seller whether the part is cleared for import.