Located twenty minutes south of Belfast on the main A22 road between Comber and Killyleagh.
Alan Dunlop Agricultural Machinery sells a wide range of new and used machinery backed up by service and spare parts.
A family run business it was started some 50 years ago in 1966 by Mr Alan Dunlop and is currently run by his son Bill Dunlop.

We are distributors for all Ireland for Kidd Farm Machinery products and Shelbourne Reynolds Hedgecutters.

We are also main agents for: Conor, Fransgard, Kverneland, Kuhn, Mixtec, Marshall, NC, Nugent, Porter, Plantmec, Rauch, Sanden Pearson, Tusk, TKS and Walter Watson.

In recent years Kidd Farm Machinery have arrived back in the UK and Irish markets with a very good range of Machinery and are known to produce good strong tackle!
Our best seller is the Kidd 450 Baleshredder which will handle straw and silage of all types with ease.
We have sold over 30 Baleshredder 450’s in 2015/16

Shelbourne Reynolds have also launched a new range of Hedgetrimmers in 2016
Our main models are 450 ,457 ,656 and 660T machines.
Shelbourne are becoming very popular with local farmers and contractors since we started selling them in 2011.

We specialise in rebuilding Kverneland Ploughs , Conventional and Reversible which we do with genuine Kverneland parts.
We usually have a good range of new and used Kverneland Ploughs in stock.

Please have a look through our website of new and used Machines.
If you need more information do not hesitate to contact us.

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