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Honest, reliable service

Queensland Machinery Agency (QMA), prides itself on delivering high-performance products, honest advice, reliable service and post-sale-back-up support to its customers.

Located in South East Queensland, the business specialises in stock feeding, grain drying and handling equipment.

Its product brands include SUPREME vertical feed mixers, SEKO horizontal feed mixers, THOMAS rollermills and GT grain dryers and diesel conversion kits to suit various brands of grain dryers.

Business owners appreciate agricultural production and think it is crucial to society and its economy.

“We understand the strains and ultimate costs involved with machinery breakdowns,” business owners said.

“We’re committed to supporting the brands we sell and stock a wide array of spare parts to eliminate downtime.

“We strive to assist in customizing the right machine for your individual operation and follow this up with routine service and maintenance.

“Service is our best salesman and we work hard to make sure the solutions we provide help our customers be more efficient and ultimately more profitable.”

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