Grogans Machinery
273-279 Midland Hwy, Epsom, VIC, 3551, Australia
About us
Tractors & Farm Equipment
We have developed our agricultural & farming business over decades of hard work, and our dealership in Bendigo gives optimum support for servicing all of our agricultural, hobby farm and domestic clients. Servicing tractors and agricultural equipment in a large part of North Central Victoria is no small task, but if our loyal customer base is anything to go by, it is obvious that we’re doing a great job
Phone: +61 3 5448 3535
Product range
Bale Feeders
More farmers choose Hustler than any other brand of bale feeders, processor or unroller. Because...
Read moreBale Handlers
Whether handling round or square, small or big bales, Hustler bale handlers, with their patented...
Read moreFeedout wagons
Proven in the field & around the world, Hustler’s Combi feedout wagons are designed for...
Read moreField Consultants
Jordan Cornes
Business Development – Australia
Angus Hewetson
Global Business Development ManagerWhat our clients have to say
“Hustler allowed me to feed out more efficiently and save on feeding costs”
“It just makes life at least 10-15 minutes quicker every day, and there’s definitely not as much wastage”
“We brought the Hustler feedout wagon because of its simplicity and the diversity of being able to go from pit silage to round silage which was a great asset”
“The single biggest reason we chose the Comby feeder is because we only needed one machine to do it all.”
“Nothing has compared and has been as reliable as what the Hustler has been, and we will definitely be getting a Hustler the next time we trade up”
“Over the years I have purchased 4 Robertson machines. They are the strongest, most reliable, hardest working machine around. With the capability of feeding out silage, round & square bales so it also saved us capital expenditure by eliminating the need to pur
“It’s saving us half a bale a day!” (25% of their feed costs.)
“Our first Comby proved that we could feed square bales if we had to buy square bales in dry times, more than adequately, does a great job of feeding out chopped silage, but also means if we’ve got a few round bales we can throw in the wagon and feed them”
“Over the course of a whole day’s feeding, that would save us three or four hours carting bales from one place to another.”