CD Tractors in Muchea, Western Australia | Agricultural service

CD Tractors

Locality: Muchea, Western Australia

Phone: +61 447 710 056

Address: 112 Wandena Road 6501 Muchea, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.cdtractors.com.au/

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24.01.2022 Kioti Australia delivers the global standard in practical engineering and design with an unswerving commitment to meeting the needs of the farmer. Learn more: h...ttps://bit.ly/3fI2j5L Experience our national dealer network, dedicated parts, service and distribution centres and unparalleled aftersales service.

24.01.2022 Kioti tractors are designed and made for the tough Australian landscape. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3fI2j5L With a national dealer network, dedicated parts, service and distribution centres and unparalleled aftersales service, you can rely on us to be there every step of the way.

22.01.2022 We are still operating as normal during lockdown period but adhering to the covid rules and regulations at all times. May impact our supply of spare parts a little but thats been happening for a long while now due to Eastern States lockdowns and overseas issues. We usually have stock of fast moving parts for all items that we sell plus oils, belts , batteries etc. On a different subject, the way China has been behaving towards us lately has made us alter our outlook. It,s very difficult to avoid Chinese products but we are going to try our best, wont be easy because an awful lot of machinery etc bought into Aus from China is badged with recognisable names. We have never sold Chinese tractors and never will though.

21.01.2022 When work is a pleasure, life is a joy.

18.01.2022 know the feeling well!!

16.01.2022 The Kioti CS2610 has been specially designed for homeowners that do their own yard work anything from mowing to mulching or digging specially equipped with a op...tional backhoe. Learn more: https://bit.ly/33A9km7 Features: Power Steering Rear PTO Mid PTO Headlights

15.01.2022 N O | O R D I N A R Y | D O G A dog trotted into the bar of a Northam hotel, leapt on to a stool, placed its paws on the counter and barked. The barman hastily ...filled a pot with beer and placed it in front of him. The dog drank thirstilyit was a hot day. All around the bar the soldiers laughed. This is not a shaggy dog storythe incident was repeated a hundred times between 1940 and 1943. The dog’s name was Dasher. His home was the army camp in Northam. To thousands of soldiers who passed through the camp during these years he was more than a mascothe was a friend. Memories of Dasher were revived last week when Mr. Des Dease, cleaning out his studio, found an old photograph of the dog. The print was a larger one of hundreds that were sold to Dasher’s admirerscivilian and militaryduring his lifetime. For Dasher was no ordinary dog. A kelpie cross, he wandered into the Northam camp one day in 1940. He liked the military atmosphere so much that he attached himself to the permanent staff. His chief military duty, self-appointed, was to lead the column on all route marches taken by trainees. Soon he was well-known to every solider in the camp and to all citizens of Northam. Off duty he went on leave with the troops. In Northam he was beloved of publicans, who kept a special pot for him, Dasher was a solid drinker but never to the point of intoxication. He was certainly never tipsy on duty and his name never appeared on a charge sheet. When his friends went on leave, he accompanied them on the bus. Few drivers objected. If they did, Dasher’s fare was paid and he was given a seat. In fact, many soldiers would give up their seat rather than see Dasher stand. His travels in the area were frequent and he was known in every camp from Northam to Leighton battery. On one occasion his admirers attempted to smuggle himper medium of a kitbagaboard a troopship, but he was discovered before the ship sailed. He made his way back to Northam. So popular did he become there, that he was made a member of the sergeants’ mess. Cooks used to save him special scraps from the kitchen. Then, one day in 1943, Dasher ran jubilantly from behind a bus that had brought him back from leave and was run down by a car. All Northam sorrowed at his death. Hundreds of pictures of the sadly-missed dog were sold each week. Des Dease, who was a photographer attached to the Northam camp at the time, took the original. The print he found in his studio has been retouched and will be presented to Army Headquarters at Swan Barracks. Dasher, were he alive, would doubtless jump for joy to see his picture in such a high place. The picture would remind others, too, that even during wars there is time for simpler thingslike friendships with a dog. 'Dasher No Ordinary Dog' by Athol Thomas Western Mail, Thursday 27 August 1953 (page 8)

14.01.2022 Wishing a spooky Halloween to all our McCormick customers!

14.01.2022 Let the RX8030 do the hard work for you this summer. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2DTGhQI The RX8030 is a versatile work-horse that will suit a variety of applications such as vineyard work, loader work and is compact enough to do the smaller jobs around the farm.

14.01.2022 ONLY IN AUSTRALIA An eastern brown snake stealing a sausage right off a barbeque. The image by Newcastle reptile controller Geoff Delooze was taken at a picnic in the Blue Mountains. It shows an eastern brown snake eating a sausage whole.

14.01.2022 Kioti's 2020 Spring/Summer Catalogue is out now! Learn more: https://bit.ly/2GoOaOY

11.01.2022 Elizabeth with her new Kioti CK4210, your horses are gonna love you now, those hay bales will be so much easier to handle.

08.01.2022 We ARE all in this together. Small business buy from other small businesses. We know that supporting each other creates a strong local business community. Cele...brating WA small businesses - WA Small Business Day - 31 Oct. . . #smallbusimess #smallbizwa #smallbusinesswa #smallbusinessowner #thinksmallfirst #mysmallpledge See more

06.01.2022 Lying down on the job? A sheep station through the eyes of a working kelpie Show us a pic in your phone of your beloved pooch Denise Buchanan

06.01.2022 With borders back open, how about a silo art tour? This beauty can be found in Nullawil, Victoria. : via Instagram / bertiebounder

01.01.2022 Kioti tractors are backed by a fierce commitment to customer satisfaction. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3fI2j5L Boasting a national dealer network, dedicated parts, service and distribution centres and unparalleled aftersales service, we're there for you every step of the way.