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Hay season is still around, and for such tasks the timing is everything. This small window doesn’t offer much time to plan or reschedule. To improve the overall efficiency, your gear must be in its top-shape. But, with a Massey Ferguson rotary rake like the RK-341, you already have a reliable tool on your side.   Even the best machinery in your shed needs a bit of fine-tuning to get most out of your investment every hectare. Efficiency doesn’t mean driving faster. It’s about the small adjustments that lead to better forage quality and less downtime. Continue with this blog to...

When it’s time to bale, the window of opportunity is usually pretty tight. You need gear that doesn’t just work hard, but works fast without constantly needing you to hop out of the cab to fix a clog or adjust a setting. At B&B Machinery, we’ve seen a lot of balers come and go, but the Massey Ferguson RB Series fixed chamber round balers are standing out for one simple reason: they are built to keep moving.  Whether you are looking at the Classic, the Xtra, or the fully integrated ProTec, these machines are designed to handle the heavy lifting...

Hay season is going to be a fast one. Farmers know that which is why they understand the importance of reliable cutting and baling machinery.   They know that making good hay is basically a high-stakes race against the clouds. Hard work is one thing and having the right gear that doesn’t let you down is another.  At B&B Machinery, we’ve spent a lot of time talking to farmers about what they really need this year. People aren't just looking for shiny paint. They want machines that save them an hour here and an hour there. Because in a 2026 season,...

Picking the right hay baler comes down to how much hay you have and the type of tractor you have to pull it. Massey Ferguson 1840 and 1842S square balers supplied by B&B Machinery are famous for being “centreline” balers. Which means the hay goes straight through the machine as it moves forward. Farmers find this working system productive as it’s easier to drive along while baler produces consistent, square bales behind.  But both the machines only look similar while having different workload capacities. We will break down those differences in this blog.  This will help you decide which small...

For folks who handle a lot of horse hay or small-scale livestock, the "small square" is still king. It’s easy to stack, easy to feed, and easy to sell. When you’re out in the field, you hope the weather won’t change sides and machine won’t break down.  If you’ve been looking at Massey Ferguson hay machinery, you’ve likely noticed their small square balers standing out from the crowd. There is a reason these red machines are a common sight across Australian farms. They aren’t just supposed to keep moving, they’re built to make your life a little less stressful during the hay season.  Bales That Actually Stay Together  Is there anything more frustrating than a bale falling apart the moment you pick...