Mowers in Toowoomba QLD

You will find mowers for two quite different jobs listed by sellers across Australia. For property and pasture maintenance there are ride-on and zero-turn mowers and rotary slashers, and for hay production there are disc mowers, mower conditioners, rakes and mergers. It all sits in the Machinery & Supplies category, so you can search by type and location and contact the seller directly before you buy.

Use the radius filter to show mowers listed within 50km, 250km, 500km or 1000km of you, or browse the marketplace by map. Buying from a seller nearby makes it easy to inspect and collect, and where you buy further afield, secure payments protect you until the item arrives.

Yes. Listing is free, so you can list your ride-on, slasher, disc mower or other gear, along with anything else across the marketplace, and pay nothing until it sells. A small transaction fee applies on a successful sale, split between the buyer and the seller. Full details are on the Fees & Charges page.

Yes. Ride-on mowers and zero-turn mowers, from lifestyle-block machines to commercial units, are listed by sellers across Australia. Search by type, brand and location, and message the seller directly to confirm hours, deck size, condition and what is included before you buy.

Yes. Rotary slashers and other pasture slashers are listed regularly, in a range of widths to suit different tractors. These are the go-to for keeping pasture, paddocks and rough ground in check. Filter by location and ask the seller about width, condition and PTO requirements before you buy.

The right width comes down to your tractor and the area you are cutting. As a rough guide, a slasher should match your tractor's horsepower and three-point linkage, so a smaller tractor suits a narrower slasher, while larger tractors can pull wider units to cover ground faster. Check the slasher's width and power requirement against your tractor, and ask the seller if you are unsure about the match.

Yes. Disc mowers and mower conditioners are listed by hay producers and sellers across Australia. A disc mower cuts the crop cleanly and quickly, while a mower conditioner cuts and crimps the stems in one pass to speed up drying, which can be valuable in shorter weather windows. Search by type and location and confirm condition, working width and service history with the seller.

Both gather cut hay into windrows ready for baling. A hay rake sweeps the crop into rows using wheels or rotary tines, while a merger picks the crop up and moves it across to form a windrow, which is gentler on the hay and helps preserve leaf and quality. The right choice depends on your crop, scale and how much you want to protect quality. Both are listed alongside other hay-making gear.

Before you buy, it pays to check:

1. Blades, discs or cutting components for wear or damage
2. The gearbox, belts and PTO driveline for play, leaks or noise
3. Bearings and the deck or cutter bar for general condition
4. Hours and service history, and that anything included matches the listing

For higher-value gear like a mower conditioner, consider a pre-purchase inspection. Because you deal directly with the seller on LocalAg, it is easy to ask for records and arrange a look before you commit.

LocalAg is built by farmers, for farmers, and made specifically for agricultural trading. Unlike general classifieds, you get verified users that build trust and cut out time-wasters, secure payments that protect your money until the deal is done, and an ag-only audience of genuine farmers and sellers. You deal directly with the seller, which makes it easy to ask about condition, width and what is included before you buy.

Yes, it is secure. Every sale is backed by LocalAg's secure escrow payment system, so your funds are held safely and only released to the seller once both sides confirm the item has arrived as described. That protects your money even when you are buying from someone you have not dealt with before. If you have any questions, the LocalAg team is on hand on 1300 669 433.

Yes. LocalAg is a family-owned, Australian business backed by Feed Central, with a team that brings together more than 100 years of combined experience in agriculture. It is built by farmers, for farmers, which is why the platform is designed around how farmers actually buy and sell rather than as a generic classifieds site.