We are based in Ntshangasehaven, Free State, and most of our work happens within a two-hour drive. If you are coming from outside the area, call ahead and we will point you to the right gate and tell you where to park a trailer.
66359 Stewart Route Suite 271
Ntshangasehaven, FS 2650
The yard sits behind the fuel depot on Stewart Route. Look for the orange tool shed and the row of parked loaders. If you reach the old railway crossing, you have gone about a kilometre too far.
For repair bookings, parts enquiries, or a second opinion on a machine problem, call or email. We answer the phone between 07:00 and 17:00 on weekdays, and on Saturday mornings until noon. If we are under a machine, leave a message and we will call back the same day.
Send photos of the problem if you can. A clear picture of a leaking hose or a worn track link helps us prepare before you arrive.
Monday to Friday: 07:00 - 17:00
Saturday: 08:00 - 12:00
Sunday and public holidays: closed
If you are bringing a machine in for a scheduled service, try to drop it off the evening before so we can start first thing in the morning. For warranty work on new equipment, bring your purchase paperwork and the service history from the previous inspections.
Whether you have a question about a repair guide, want to share a troubleshooting story from your own workshop, or need advice on a stubborn machine, we read every message. Our team is made up of people who have spent time around greased parts and diesel engines, so you will get a straight answer, not a sales pitch.
If you are dealing with an urgent breakdown, calling is usually faster than email. For detailed questions about a specific article or a maintenance routine you are planning, email works well and lets you attach photos of the problem.
66359 Stewart Route Suite 271
Ntshangasehaven, FS 2650
We do not keep a public showroom, but parts and tool deliveries can be dropped off at this address during working hours.
Best reached between 7:30 and 17:00 on weekdays. If we are under a machine or out on a job, leave a message and we will call back the same day.
For questions about a specific guide or article, mention the title in the subject line. Attach clear photos of the part or issue if you want a more accurate opinion.
During planting and harvest seasons, phone lines may be busier than usual. If you do not get through, email is the most reliable way to reach us and we will respond within one working day.
We read every message and route it to a mechanic or editor who actually works on this equipment. If you describe a symptom, include the machine model and hours if you have them. That context helps us give a more useful answer.
Expect a reply within two working days. If your question is urgent and tied to a machine that is down, call the shop line instead and mention the make and model.
Use this form for maintenance questions, repair stories, or suggestions for future guides. We do not sell parts and we do not push dealer visits.