Customer Testimonials
Customer Testimonial: Bungulla Farming, WA
“It is much quicker and easier because there are no bottlenecks anywhere in the chain. With a bin of this size, 50t only looks like a drop in the bottom of it.”
Cummins Ag Services have been providing agricultural services including machinery and agronomic advice in the Cummins and Lower Eyre Peninsula districts since 2003.
Cummins Ag Services have a great deal of experience with precision agricultural equipment, and we are looking forward to working closely with the team with the Equalizer product range. It’s great to have a new dealer onboard in the Eyre Peninsula region and have our Equalizer product range more readily available to local customers.
Equalizer is based in South Africa and have been producing world-class seeding machinery for over 20 years. The range is distributed by Waringa Distribution and includes Tine Seeders and Tow-behind/Tow-between Air Carts. The machines have been tested and proven in Australia’s unique sowing conditions, are extremely durable, and offer a variety of options to suit specific soil needs.
We have been looking to expand our product range to cater to the needs of our client base. We came across the Equalizer Tine Seeder which has been proven to be a hardy piece of machinery and is a complimentary fit for our local area. Waringa Distribution also has stock available now which is indispensable leading into seeding time. We are incredibly excited to be working with them.
“It is much quicker and easier because there are no bottlenecks anywhere in the chain. With a bin of this size, 50t only looks like a drop in the bottom of it.”
“The draper front combined with the air makes for a clean cut and gets it into the header quick. It was awesome through the crabhole country, we didn’t have to touch a button.”
“We were cutting the canola high and it was great. We also had a lot of lodged barley that we were picking off the ground and we just ran it in hinge flex mode (with rigid cutterbar). It followed the ground better and there was less dirt getting in the front than our other fronts.”