Chaser Bins for Sale

Davimac chaser bins for sale are available new through our dealer network across Australia, backed by the factory in Molong, NSW.

You can configure and price a new bin to your exact spec and have a national RRP quote sent to your inbox, then your local dealer handles the order, delivery and after-sales support. Many dealers also carry demo and used Davimac stock.

Here's how buying works, whichever path suits you.

Buy new through your local dealer

Davimac partners with experienced machinery dealers across the grain-growing regions, and there's a reason we sell this way rather than only direct: a chaser bin is a 20-year machine, and the dealer who sells it is the one who supports it, with local servicing, genuine parts through our online store, and warranty assistance when it's needed.

Your dealer can walk you through the range and compare suitability against your header and country, arrange a look at a bin, and handle delivery to the farm.

Find your nearest Davimac dealer to get started.

The range at a glance

Davimac builds chaser bins from 25 to 45 tonnes: single axle in 25T and 30T, and dual axle in 30T, 35T and 45T, all Australian made in Central West NSW. The full chaser bin range compares every model side by side, and if you're weighing up what suits your operation, the chaser bin buyer's guide works through the decision factor by factor.

Wheat capacity is a guide based on 0.8 kg/L grain density. Unload rates apply to PTO-driven augers at 1000 RPM: 20-inch vertical auger on 25T to 35T models, 24-inch on the 45T.

Looking for a used Davimac?

Used Davimac chaser bins hold their value for the same reason they last: heavy steel, fully welded chassis and bolt-on wear parts.

Dealers regularly take Davimac bins as trade-ins and list used chaser bins for sale through their yards and online machinery marketplaces, so your local dealer is the first call for used stock, even if nothing is advertised right now. Because we stock genuine parts for current and legacy machines, an older Davimac is a supported machine, not an orphan, and our refurbishment service can bring a tired one back to harvest condition.

Search Davimac listings on the major marketplaces

• Farm Machinery Sales
• Farm Tender
• Machines4u
• TractorHouse Australia
• AgTrader
• Trade Farm Machinery
• LocalAg

Listings turn over quickly and searches can be empty between sales, so save a search alert where the marketplace offers one. Older Davimac seeding equipment sometimes appears in results alongside chaser bins.

Inspecting a used bin? The same checkpoints in the buyer's guide apply: chassis and welds, auger flight condition, tyre cracking, and wheel and hub condition are where used bins show their history.

See one before you buy

The best way to judge a chaser bin for sale is still to stand next to one. Davimac exhibits at field days across the grain belt every season, and dealers can arrange an inspection at the yard or a look at a machine working locally.

Field days are also where the sharpest deals happen: dealers often run field day specials on the Davimac machines they exhibit, and these bins usually carry little or no freight cost, since the machine only has a short trip to the dealer's yard after the event, or goes straight to your farm if it sells on site.

Check our field day calendar for where we'll be next.

How buying works

From decision to delivery, the process is straightforward:

1. Spec and price your bin through the Build a Bin tool, or work directly with your dealer. The Build a Bin quote is the national RRP for your exact configuration, a reliable starting number, not a negotiating trick.
2. Ask your dealer what's in stock. Dealers often carry stock bins in popular configurations, or can source one from within their larger dealer group's network, which can mean a bin in your paddock in days rather than a build slot. If a stock bin matches your spec, or comes close enough, it's usually the fastest path to owning one.
3. Talk price with your dealer. The RRP we publish is exactly that: a recommended price. Dealers set their own pricing and regularly do deals below RRP, particularly on stock bins, trade-in packages, or orders placed well ahead of harvest. The Build a Bin quote tells you the ceiling; your dealer conversation is where the actual number gets settled.
4. Confirm the order, build slot and delivery timing. If nothing in stock suits, your bin is built to order at Molong, so talk to your dealer early ahead of harvest for current lead times. It can take between 8-12 weeks from order to delivery of a new chaser bin.
5. Delivery to your farm or the dealer's yard, with the road transport kit, manuals and warranty registration sorted from day one. Pricing is ex works Molong, with freight quoted separately based on where the bin is headed, so you only pay for the distance it actually travels.