Eds Machinery

05/29/2026

YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS AUCTION TODAY AT 9AM!

The Ed’s Machinery Virtual Online Farm Machinery Auction is officially underway!

Now’s your chance to bid on:
🚜 Late-model tractors
🌾 Combines
🔧 Quality farm machinery
📍 Equipment located across multiple locations

Whether you’re upgrading your operation or adding to your fleet, this auction features clean, low-hour equipment ready to go to work.

Bid online from anywhere and don’t wait!
Bid Now at: https://heyor.ca/6z0ecX

05/28/2026

05/27/2026

As planting wraps up, we continue to see steady interest in equipment like what's currently in our inventory. ➡️
• Hay tools as operators look ahead to first cutting
• Skid steers that handle daily chores
• Trucks that stay busy year-round

It’s a good reminder that movement doesn’t stop after a busy season. Take a look at everything available: https://heyor.ca/YHjbJi

05/27/2026

ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT

The Ed’s Machinery Virtual Online Farm Machinery Auction is almost here!
Onsite buyers are welcomed!

Auction Day: Friday, May 29th at 9AM

Now is the time to:
✔️ Browse the catalog
✔️ Register to bid
✔️ Review equipment
✔️ Place your pre-bids

Featuring late-model tractors, combines, and quality farm machinery from multiple locations — all selling in a LIVE online auction.

Don’t wait until the last minute! https://heyor.ca/6z0ecX

05/25/2026

Selling equipment? Swipe through for three tips to get the most out of auction season. 👉

https://heyor.ca/YlyOf3

05/23/2026

The Equipment is LIVE!

The items for the May 29 Virtual Online Farm Machinery Auction is now available online!

Start browsing late-model tractors, combines, and quality farm equipment from multiple locations, all selling in this VIRTUAL online auction event.

Pre-bidding is already underway, so now is the perfect time to:
Browse the catalog
Register to bid
Save your favorite items
Start placing bids

Don’t wait until auction day. Get prepared now and view the items at: https://heyor.ca/6z0ecX

05/21/2026

Buyers are showing more interest in clean, well-kept 5-10-year-old machines, and those units are turning faster than they were a year ago.

This trend says a lot about what today’s buyers value most: quality, maintenance, and trust. A well-maintained tractor or skid steer can hold its value and deliver reliable performance for years after it leaves the lot.

Source: https://heyor.ca/wYNtQ3

05/18/2026

How often should you change your tractor’s hydraulic fluid?

There’s no one-size answer. It depends on the tractor, how it’s used, and the conditions it’s running in. It's best to follow your manufacturer’s recommendations and keep an eye on hours.

If your tractor is working hard or running in dusty, wet, or high-use conditions, it may need attention sooner.

A couple of things to watch for:
Slower or inconsistent hydraulic response
Unusual noise or heat
Dirty or cloudy fluid

https://www.edsmachinery.com