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UPDATED 31 DECEMBER 2005
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Farm machinery deal falls foul of WorkSafe
1 Nov 2005

The WA second-hand farm machinery market is on the verge of collapse, according to dealers, after Worksafe placed 'improvement notices' on machinery on 15 dealerships across the state. The Farm Machinery Dealers Association is in the process of informing members not to trade any more equipment until the situation is resolved. The dilemma for dealers is that if they modify any equipment, as required by the improvement notices, they will lose their indemnity from the manufacturers and become de facto manufacturers. Machinery frozen in dealers' yards would have to be to scrapped, or sold for spare parts.

Farm Weekly, 01/11/05

Previous News Items:
31 Oct 2005 | Case and New Holland go their separate ways
18 Oct 2005 | Dam Leak cost midland farmers
11 Oct 2005 | Higher truck rego proposed
5 Sep 2005 | Mining boom lures rural workers
17 Aug 2005 | WorkSafe targets farm machinery


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