ASHBROOK discuss the 5 advantages of tractor hire with Farmers Guide magazine.

As the popularity of tractor hire grows, Farmers Guide looks at the advantages of hiring a tractor with James Ashbrook MD of machinery hire experts, ASHBROOK.

James’ top 5 reasons to hire…

1. Cash flow– with the volatility of the global markets it’s reassuring to have a fixed pre-agreed price for payment each month, allowing you to plan cash flow and ensuring that there are fewer depreciating assets on your books.
2. Availability of machinery– post-pandemic and Brexit supply chain issues have meant that the availability of machinery is tight. Sign up to a tractor hire agreement and this is one less worry for you.
3. Access to machines with the latest in fuel efficiency and technology– receive a new or nearly new tractor, depending on your agreement.
4. Flexibility– long- or short-term hire agreements can be made. Thus, allowing you to up or downscale your fleet in line with seasonal requirements.
5. Peace of mind– any issues that may arise are dealt with by the dealer or the hire company direct, leaving you free to concentrate on other priorities.

Why hire a tractor from ASHBROOK?

For over 20 years we’ve been one of the nation’s leading machinery hire companies. We’re experts in plant, access, and agricultural machinery hire.

ASHBROOK is a family-run business with a long association with farming, meaning that we understand your needs more than most.

We have an excellent range of CASE IH tractors, trailers, and more, all available on long- or short-term hire.

Our tractors range from 55hp to 300hp, featuring both manual and auto gearbox options. They can be provided to your exacting specifications.

At peak times on the farm having additional wheels can really help with capacity and farm productivity. From our base in Cheshire, we can deliver on time, every time, nationwide, which means that jobs never need to stand still.

Contact the team today to hire.  What’s more, we also offer tractor hire through various buying group partners including Fram Farmers, AF and Aspatria Farmers.

Author: Development Support