Vineyard Equipment & Supplies

Antonio Carraro Tigrone Frutteto 8008. 4wd, 52hp, low, narrow (53") and twists torsionally (not side to side) -- very agile and stable on a hillside. Built in 1998 and comes with the usual older tractor issues -- specifically, a hydraulic fluid leak and occasional extra clicks of the solenoid to get it to catch. Extensive ($5000) overhaul of brakes, rear seals, radiator, 3pt rams, fluids and filters last year. Runs great and ready to work. $5000 Also, an Edwards hydralic forklift attachment. One ton capacity with 40" of lift with side to side and tilt. $1000 $5500 if you take both.

With over five decades of experience, Jack Neal & Son stands as one of Northern California’s most trusted names in vineyard management. Specializing in comprehensive vineyard removal and development services, we offer tailored solutions that honor the land’s legacy while paving the way for its future. At Jack Neal & Son, our commitment is to deliver exceptional service that respects the environment and meets the specific needs of each client. Whether you’re looking to rejuvenate an existing vineyard or embark on a new development, our team is equipped to guide you through every step of the process. Discover how Jack Neal & Son can assist with your vineyard transformation. Visit our website at http://www.jacknealandson.com or call us at (707) 963-7303 to learn more about our services and schedule a consultation.

Jacobsen gooseneck, 2 axle, tilting trailer. 20 ft x 8 ft flat deck with a couple extra ft of tail. 16,000 lb GVWR -- about 7 ton payload. Brand new PT wood deck. Comes with chains, binders, 4" straps and a spare tire. Brakes work, lights work and plenty of tread left on the tires. Tabs sticking up from the outer rails in the pics are positioned to catch corners of macro Bins and prevent side slipping.

Strathmore 3pt disc. 63" wide, with the ability to adjust the rear gangs out a few inches wider. 20" diameter discs -- no major nicks. Solid piece of equipment, ready to work. Comes with a middle buster (inverted in the pics).