List Farm Machinery Online with Only AG

At OnlyAg.com.au, your ads remain up until your farming equipment sells. You only pay once to start selling, without needing to renew or extend your listing.

You want to include as many photos as possible to give your farming equipment the best chance of selling quickly. We recommend 20 or more. Ensure your photos show the exterior from at least 4 angles (front, back and both sides) and the interior, including all the seats, controls, steering wheel and engine bay. For towable farming equipment, it is a good idea to provide photos of the components so potential buyers can see that they're in working order.

You will also need to include photos of any minor (scratches and paint chips) and major (dents, rust, cracks in the windshield etc) damage on the farming equipment. And of course, make sure your photos are well-lit and in focus - people are less likely to buy farming equipment online that they can't see properly.

As with anything you're selling, the more information you can give the better. But don't just list the specs and features, tell a story via a detailed and honest description! Selling a piece of farming equipment online is about creating a connection with a potential buyer. Talk about what it has done for you and, most importantly, what it will do for them. Talk to your buyer, tell them how this piece of farming equipment can make a difference to their farm, how it has made your life easier, and why it's the right choice for them.

The best way to value your farming equipment is to compare it to other listings of the same make and model. Try to find listings of a similar condition and age to your farming equipment, and use those details to determine the value of your farming equipment.

There are a number of ways to spot a fraudulent or scam sale as a seller. Farming equipment buyers who offer to buy immediately without inspection or offer over your listing price are likely to be fraudulent. Additionally, buyers who refuse to provide contact details or speak on the phone are best avoided.

There has also been a rise in fraudulent buyers offering to pay using PayID. Although they may promise that it is a safe and secure method of payment, avoid dealing with these buyers at all costs and report them where possible.

Finally, always remember to trust your gut: if an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Interested prospective buyers will contact you directly through the 'Enquire Now' button on your listing, and you can then choose to continue your conversation with potential farming equipment buyers through email, phone or SMS.

Yes, you can. OnlyAg.com.au makes contacting sellers quickly and securely easy with the 'Enquire Now' button on every listing.

The best way to buy and sell your vehicle safely is to ensure that you are dealing with a real person. Trust your gut when it comes to communicating with farming equipment buyers/sellers, and remember that you are under no obligation to continue contact with the individual if you don't want to.

If you have suspicions about a buyer or seller, email hello@onlyag.com.au and provide us with some details so we can properly review your concerns.

No, you cannot sell farming equipment under finance as this is illegal and is known as an 'encumbered' machine. This is because the loan is attached to the farming equipment and not the buyer. While the buyer is technically responsible for repaying the vehicle's debt, the farming equipment is considered collateral for the loan, causing any outstanding debt to apply to the physical vehicle.

Generally, you do not need a Motor Dealer Licence to sell farming equipment that is not used to transport goods or people on the road, or for farm vehicles with a mass over 4.5T, as these are covered by the Heavy Vehicle National Law. However, the exact limitations will vary from state to state, so it is worth checking with your state's vehicle authority just in case.