Williams Seeders

About

Tony Williams Machinery manufacture Williams Seeders. Anthony Williams along with the team at TWM Armidale have bought Williams Seeders to market. Anthony has grown up in his family’s business. TWM Armidale sell and service tractors and other farm machinery. Over the years he has observed a dramatic change in technology and farming methods.TWM Armidale have sold a lot of different brands of seeders; one of these was Agrow Drill. While transporting these from Wellington, Anthony used to think to himself “why can’t we build these?”. The prototype was built in Anthony’s garage at home applying his many years of experience to improve the functionality of today’s seeders. They sold the first Williams Seeder to clients in Walcha in 2001. In 2003, Stephen Grills, a qualified boiler maker came onboard. So through the expertise of Stephen and Anthony’s knowledge of the needs of the clients, Williams Seeders was born. Together with Stephen, the machines have evolved to incorporate many different options, including a 20 run machine which will fit through a twelve foot opening. Also a 24 run machine which fits through a 14 foot opening. Either machine can have a coil tyne, heavy duty single disc, spring release tyne or double disc option. The machines have been designed with ease of use, low maintenance and strength in mind to suit the New England conditions. Anthony has always said, “If they are built to suit New England farmers, they will work anywhere”. They have now selling machines Australia wide. All the components are sourced within Australia, except the seed/fertilizer metering units, which are imported from England. Anthony says he “gets great satisfaction seeing the finished product being delivered to the customer, knowing it is going to work well for them for many years to come. I value the great relationship I have with our clients, and many have become good friends.”