Digga Australia Welcomes Yeomans Plow Co to the Family

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Tuesday, 10 March 2026 We are pleased to announce another exciting milestone for the Digga Australia Group. Digga Australia has officially acquired Yeomans Plow Co, one of Australia’s most respected and recognised agricultural equipment brands. This important development further strengthens our long-standing commitment to Australian manufacturing while supporting our continued expansion into the agricultural sector. Yeomans Plow Co has played a significant role in Australian agriculture for more than 75 years. Renowned for its industry-leading soil management and land regeneration equipment, the Yeomans brand has helped generations of Australian farmers improve cultivation and soil management equipment and enhance the long-term productivity of their land. Through practical engineering and proven performance in the field, Yeomans equipment has earned a reputation for reliability and durability across farming operations throughout the country. As part of this exciting new chapter, ...
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How to Service Your 4in1 Bucket - Digga Service Tips

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Even though a key feature of the 4in1 bucket is low maintenance, there are a couple of checks you can do before each use to make sure you work efficiently and safely.

We recommend you carry out the following steps on a regular basis to ensure the best performance of your 4in1 bucket:
  1. Check if all your safety stickers are in place, understood and followed correctly. If you are unsure about the signage, all the correct information is provided in your operator’s manual of the 4in1 bucket.
  2. Make sure that all nuts and bolts are tightened on your linkages and pins.
  3. Check the bucket’s hydraulic fittings and hoses for any leaks and make sure that no leaks are present.
  4. Check for any wear and tear on your pins, linkages and cutting edges of your 4 in 1 bucket. If you find excessive play in your pins and linkages or you have a worn-down cutting edge you can refer to your operator’s manual or get in contact with us to replace or repair any damage or excessively worn parts. Simply call our service department 1300 784 223
  5. Always remember: any excessive build-up of debris around your cylinder can damage the cylinder rod and dust seal. So, make sure to keep your cylinders clean and free from debris. Any damage by build-up may void your customer warranty.
  6. Grease your bucket every 10 hours of use - generously but not excessively. Grease nipples are located at the top and bottom of the cylinder and on the front of the pivot linkage. After greasing, be sure to wipe away any excess grease, as it may attract dirt and debris, which can add to the wear and tear on your pins and linkages.

If you’re unsure of any of this information, make sure to check the operator’s manual or just give us a call at 1300 784 223 – we are happy to help.

Watch this video of our service technician, taking you through the steps:


For more information about our service department please visit www.masr.com.au
To check out more info about our machinery attachments, visit our website www.digga.com

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