Welcome

WSB Distributors is a fully Australian owned and operated business based at Clare, Jamestown and Saddleworth in the Mid North of South Australia and, Karoonda in the Murray Mallee of South Australia.

A family-owned, third generation business, WSB has continued to grow their excellent sales and service reputation to establish the company as a major supplier of reputable and reliable farming machinery throughout a wide farming community.

Director / Sales Manager - Phil Stanway 0419 828 802
Business Manager - Debra Wehrmann 0428 815 446
 

   

Manitou New Ag Range


 

 
 
Introducing the Meridian auger to the WSB Distributors Range

TL 0-39 auger & the HD 10-53 auger

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JADAN ENTERPRISES

Hay Handling Equipment

 
REEFINATOR

 

We're excited to announce our newest franchise partnership with Rocks Gone Pty Ltd, a family-owned and operated company based in Welshpool, Western Australia.

#RocksGone was founded by WA farmer, Tim Pannell, when he was farming in Yuna for over 30 years. Tim had encountered various problems with farming on rocky terrain & after leaving the family farm he began a contracting business using a rotary rock crusher to improve farming land throughout WA.
While working with the rotary machine, Tim identified areas that needed to be improved to suit the harsh conditions of Western Australia & developed his own concept into our flagship product, the Reefinator.

Rocks Gone Pty Ltd released their new H4 Reefinator this week and we are proud to be the official SA Dealer of this fantastic product!

 

 

             

 

        

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome to the WSB Distributors product range - the DewPoint Hay Steamer by Staheli West Inc.

 

There is nothing better than receiving a perfect natural dew when baling.  However, perfect dew conditions are few and far between for many hay producers.  Often, the hay is either too dry or too wet, and if you’re lucky, you may have a small window of opportunity when the hay is just right.

Hay producers working in arid, dry climates are often faced with the decision to either bale dry hay, which will shatter the leaves, or continue to wait for natural dew, risking further loss of quality. Hay producers working in climates where it’s often too wet to bale at night or who receive good dew at night still experience large amounts of time during the day when the hay is too dry to bale. Being able to bale with steam when the hay is dry opens up the baling window and allows you to be so much more productive.