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Agricultural Machinery manufacturers in India

24 manufacturers of agricultural machinery are listed on SourceLoka. 19 are listed as manufacturer exporters and 5 as merchant-cum-manufacturer exporters, which also trade goods they do not make.

Listed manufacturers
24
States
9
Cities
16
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Listed manufacturers

24 manufacturers · best-documented first

A.P.TOOLS

Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu

Agricultural MachineryManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Agriculture

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Typical agricultural machinery products

Tractors and implementsThreshersSprayersIrrigation equipmentWear parts

Typical products for this category, not a claim about any one company’s range.

What are agricultural machinery?

Agricultural machinery covers the machines that power and equip farming: tractors, tillage and sowing equipment, sprayers, harvesters, threshers, pumps and irrigation equipment, and the wear parts that go with them. Machines are bought for a particular crop, farm size and power source, and are used seasonally, so reliability and service are critical.

How to choose

  1. Start from the work and the farm: the crops, the area, the soil and the season, and how many hours a year the machine will run.
  2. Match the machine to the power you have. Check tractor power, linkage and PTO compatibility before buying an implement or a driven machine.
  3. Compare the build: frame, gearbox and drive ratings, the steel and heat treatment of wear parts and the quality of welding.
  4. Check the operating cost: fuel use, wear part life, ease of adjustment and the time needed for set-up between jobs.
  5. Ask about safety guards and controls, and whether the machine meets the requirements applicable where you will use it.
  6. Check the dealer and service network. A machine that cannot be repaired quickly in season loses more money than it saves.
  7. Ask about the warranty, spare parts availability and the operator training offered.

Specifications to confirm with the supplier

SpecificationWhat to ask
Power requirementTractor power, linkage and PTO needs.
CapacityWorking width, throughput or area per hour.
Build qualityFrame, gearbox and wear part materials.
AdjustmentsDepth, spacing and speed adjustments.
SafetyGuards, shields and controls.
SparesAvailability and price of wear parts.
ServiceDealer and service points near you.

Where it is used

  • AgricultureTillage, sowing, crop protection, harvesting and irrigation.

Frequently asked questions

How do I decide between buying and hiring a machine?

Buy if you will use the machine enough hours each year to cover its cost and upkeep, and hire if use is occasional. Compare your expected hours with the cost of hire in your area.

What should I check before buying a used machine?

Inspect the frame for cracks and repairs, the gearbox and drive for wear and leaks, and the condition of wear parts. Check that spare parts are still available.

How can I keep a machine ready for the season?

Service it before the season, replace worn parts, grease and adjust it, and store it under cover. Keep a small stock of the parts that fail most.

What support should I ask for?

A demonstration, an operator manual, training, a clear warranty and a service contact with a defined response time during the season.

Which safety checks matter most on farm machines?

Check that guards and shields on rotating shafts are in place, that controls work and that nobody stands near moving parts. Follow the maker’s instructions, and never remove a guard to save time.

Can I contact the manufacturers listed here directly?

Yes. Each listing shows the contact details the company has published, with no lead form or middleman. Confirm power requirements, service and spares with the company before ordering.