OEM Parts
OEM Parts
OEM Parts
OEM farm equipment parts are built to the original manufacturer’s specification for tractors, combines, seeding equipment and other machinery, and this category also covers remanufactured components and OEM-equivalent replacements. FarmPages lists more than 45 OEM parts suppliers, dealers and manufacturers, so you can compare where to source the right part for your machine and contact suppliers directly.Compare whether a supplier sells genuine, remanufactured or OEM-equivalent parts, how they cross-reference part numbers, stock on hand, lead time for discontinued models, return policy and shipping to your area. Suppliers are concentrated in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, followed by Alberta. Listings include GFC Ltd., which offers remanufactured wheels for Challenger MT 800 Series tractors, Agri Stainless and IPS – International Power Systems.Related categories: Parts, Service & Repairs · Farm Equipment · Farm Equipment Parts · Farm Equipment Repairs · Farm Equipment Maintenance
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OEM farm equipment parts are built to the original manufacturer’s specification for tractors, combines, seeding equipment and other machinery, and this category also covers remanufactured components and OEM-equivalent replacements. FarmPages lists more than 45 OEM parts suppliers, dealers and manufacturers, so you can compare where to source the right part for your machine and contact suppliers directly.Compare whether a supplier sells genuine, remanufactured or OEM-equivalent parts, how they cross-reference part numbers, stock on hand, lead time for discontinued models, return policy and shipping to your area. Suppliers are concentrated in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, followed by Alberta. Listings include GFC Ltd., which offers remanufactured wheels for Challenger MT 800 Series tractors, Agri Stainless and IPS – International Power Systems.Related categories: Parts, Service & Repairs · Farm Equipment · Farm Equipment Parts · Farm Equipment Repairs · Farm Equipment Maintenance
OEM Parts: Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for farmers comparing oem parts suppliers and dealers on FarmPages.
What is the difference between OEM and aftermarket farm parts?
OEM parts are made by, or for, the original equipment manufacturer to its specification, and usually carry its warranty. Aftermarket parts are made by other companies to fit the same machine; quality ranges from equal or better to noticeably cheaper. OEM is the safer choice for critical parts and machines under warranty. Compare both from listed suppliers on price, availability and warranty.
How do I find OEM parts for an older or discontinued machine?
Start with the part number and your machine's serial number, then ask several suppliers to search their own stock and their distributor networks. Remanufactured parts, salvage yards and short-line manufacturers that still build parts for older models can fill the gap when new OEM stock is gone. Comparing several OEM parts suppliers on FarmPages makes that search quicker.
Are remanufactured parts a good alternative to new OEM parts?
For many components, such as wheels, hydraulic pumps, starters and final drives, a part remanufactured to OEM specification can cost less than new and is often available sooner. Ask the supplier what was replaced during remanufacturing, how it was tested, whether a core charge applies, and what warranty covers it. Compare remanufactured and new prices from listed suppliers.
How do I find OEM farm parts suppliers near me in Saskatchewan?
Browse the OEM Parts listings on FarmPages; Saskatchewan has the largest group of listed suppliers, followed by Manitoba and Alberta. Call those that support your equipment brands with your part numbers ready, and ask about stock, ordering times for parts that are not on the shelf, and how they ship to your area during busy seasons.















































