When a tractor, air drill or combine goes down in May or September, the parts counter decides how many days you lose. Manitoba farmers have a good mix of options: OEM dealers, aftermarket and remanufactured parts suppliers, and a deep bench of machine shops and short-line manufacturers that can fabricate, rebuild or repair what nobody has on the shelf.
This page helps you compare farm equipment parts and repair suppliers in Manitoba — from engine overhaul kits and auger flighting to tillage sweeps, trailer axles and combine screens. FarmPages is a directory, not a parts store; use the parts, service and repair suppliers on FarmPages to contact each business directly.
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Quick answer: Tractor and farm equipment parts suppliers in Manitoba range from OEM dealers and aftermarket parts stores to remanufacturers, machine shops and short-line fabricators. Call with your model and serial number, compare OEM, aftermarket, remanufactured and used options on price, fit and warranty, and confirm stock and shipping before you are in season. Use FarmPages to find and contact Manitoba suppliers directly.
1 What to Look for in a Manitoba Parts Supplier
Price matters, but in season the real cost is downtime. Before you need a part, know who can get it, how fast, and whether it will fit.
- Lookup by model and serial number, not just a description
- Clear labelling of OEM, aftermarket, used and remanufactured parts, with the warranty on each
- Wear items in stock for your soils and crops: sweeps, points, discs, bearings, belts, filters and hoses
- Same-day pickup, courier or a scheduled run to your area
- Core charges and return policy explained up front for remanufactured engines, injectors, starters and pumps
- Shop capability — machining, welding and fabrication — when a part is discontinued
For older tractors, used and remanufactured parts can keep a paid-off machine working for years. For newer, warranty-covered equipment, stick with OEM parts or get it in writing that aftermarket parts will not affect coverage. Our guide on verifying a tractor dealer online helps when you order from someone new.
2 Parts & Service Categories
Most Manitoba suppliers cover one or two of these areas. The full farm equipment parts and repair directory breaks them into subcategories.
Tractor & Engine Parts
New, used and remanufactured tractor and combine parts, overhaul kits, filters and electrical. Browse farm equipment parts.
OEM & Genuine Parts
Dealer-sourced parts for newer machines and warranty work. See OEM parts suppliers.
Tillage & Seeding Wear Parts
Sweeps, discs, tines, openers, closing wheels and packer scrapers. Pair with seeding and tillage equipment in Manitoba.
Auger & Combine Components
Replacement and sectional flighting, combine screens and custom-fabricated harvest parts.
Trailer & Running Gear
Axles, hubs, springs and tandem or tridem systems. See farm trailers and transportation in Manitoba.
Repairs, Machining & Maintenance
Welding, machining, sandblasting, painting and safety inspections. Browse farm equipment repairs and maintenance services.
Adding a loader, bucket or forks? Our tractor attachments guide covers fit and hydraulics.
3 Suppliers Listed on FarmPages in Manitoba
Listed alphabetically. Contact each supplier to confirm products, service area and availability.
| Supplier | Location | What they offer |
|---|---|---|
| Accu-Twist Ltd. | Rosenort, MB | Custom flighting for combines, grain augers and snowblowers, including sectional flighting |
| AftermarketFarm.com | Ile des Chênes, MB | Online agricultural parts store, including running gear and axle systems |
| AIC Supply Inc / AIC Tillage | Ritchot, MB | OEM and aftermarket tillage and seeding blades, discs, tines, sweeps and hubs |
| Dave’s Machine Shop | Oak Bluff, MB | ATV drainage wheels; farm equipment parts, maintenance and repairs listed |
| Devloo Mfg. Ltd. | Glenora, MB | Roto Mud Scrapers: rotating mud scrapers for packer wheels |
| DL Parts for Trailers | Cartwright, MB | Trailer parts and components, including spring and torsion axles |
| Double “R” Farm Equipment Ltd. | Steinbach, MB | New, used and remanufactured tractor, combine and engine parts; overhaul kits |
| Gaber Distributors Ltd. | Roblin, MB | Gaber tillage tools, including boron-alloy sweeps |
| JJEB Enterprises Ltd. | Horndean, MB | Specialized combine screens and custom metal fabrication |
| Load Line Manufacturing Inc. | Winkler, MB | Full parts department for trucks and trailers; truck bodies |
| Penno’s Machining & Mfg. Ltd. | Eden, MB | Machining and welding; farm equipment parts and repairs listed |
| Setter Manufacturing | Russell, MB | Full line of sprayers and sprayer parts; Drylobag grain bag distributor |
| Thunderstruck Sales and Marketing | Winkler, MB | Copperhead Ag closing wheels, including cast-iron drill wheels |
| Twinter Enterprises | Arborg, MB | Air cart upgrade with segments that swap out by undoing one bolt |
| Wolverine Industries Inc. | Winkler, MB | Custom welding, machining, truck and trailer repair; Manitoba safety inspection station |
These are FarmPages parts and repair listings with a Manitoba address that best fit tractor and farm equipment parts. For every current listing, browse the full parts, service and repairs category.
4 OEM, Aftermarket, Reman or Used?
The right source depends on the machine’s age, the part and how long you can wait. Price comparisons below are rough estimates as of 2026; they vary by part, brand, region and supplier — get quotes.
| Part source | Best for | Typical price vs new OEM (2026 estimate) | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|---|
| OEM (genuine) | Newer and warranty-covered machines; engine, hydraulic and electronic parts | Baseline | Availability, shipping time, returns |
| Aftermarket new | Wear parts, filters, bearings, tillage tools | Often ~20–50% less | Fit, material spec, warranty |
| Remanufactured | Engines, injectors, pumps, starters, alternators | Often ~30–60% less | Core charge, rebuild standard, warranty length |
| Used or salvage | Older or discontinued machines; castings and sheet metal | Varies widely | Condition, photos, return if wrong |
| Custom machined | Discontinued or one-off parts | Quote-based | Material grade, tolerances, turnaround |
Tip: Keep a parts sheet for each machine: model, serial, engine serial and the part numbers you have used. Photograph the data plates. It makes every parts call faster and cuts wrong-part returns.
5 Manitoba Regional Considerations
Red River Valley Pembina Valley Winnipeg Region Westman Parkland Interlake
Red River Valley clay is hard on equipment: it packs onto packers and gauge wheels, plugs tillage tools when wet and wears points differently from lighter Westman soils. Mud scrapers and the right sweep metallurgy pay off here. The Pembina Valley and southern Red River Valley — Winkler, Horndean, Rosenort and nearby towns — are home to many of the manufacturers and machine shops in the table above. In the Parkland around Roblin and Russell, and in the Interlake around Arborg, longer drives make it worth stocking wear parts before seeding.
Plan ahead: Check lead times on bearings, belts, hydraulic cylinders and sweeps before seeding and harvest. Our sourcing guide for supply-chain delays has a pre-season checklist.
Comparing across the Prairies? See tractor parts suppliers in Saskatchewan and tractor parts suppliers in Alberta, or read our roundup of tractor parts suppliers in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Tractor Parts Suppliers in Manitoba FAQ
How do I find tractor parts suppliers in Manitoba?
Start with the parts, service and repairs category on FarmPages and note suppliers with a Manitoba address, then call with your model and serial number to check stock and shipping. The table on this page lists Manitoba parts suppliers, machine shops and fabricators alphabetically; confirm product lines and service area with each one.
Are aftermarket tractor parts as good as OEM?
For many wear items — filters, bearings, belts, sweeps and discs — quality aftermarket parts perform well and cost less. For engine, hydraulic and electronic components on newer machines, OEM parts are the safer choice and may be required to keep warranty coverage. Ask about material specs and the warranty on any aftermarket part.
What information do I need when ordering farm equipment parts?
Have the machine make, model, serial number and model year ready, plus the engine serial number for engine parts. A part number from the old part or the operator’s manual helps, and so does a photo of the part and the machine’s data plate. That information prevents most wrong-part orders.
Can a machine shop make a part that is no longer available?
Often, yes. Machine shops and fabricators can reverse-engineer shafts, bushings, brackets, flighting and other components from the worn original or a drawing. Ask about material grade, heat treatment, tolerances and turnaround time, and compare the quote against a used or remanufactured part before you commit.
Find Suppliers Near Your Farm Hub
Want suppliers closer to home? These city pages list FarmPages suppliers near each regional service centre in Manitoba, with distances, what each one offers and a local buying checklist.
Farming near a provincial border? See also Regina and Yorkton, or browse the full FarmPages business directory.