For over 40 years RPM Livestock Equipment has designed and manufactured heavy-duty cattle handling equipment, from cattle crushes and cattle yards to loading ramps, calf handling equipment and Safe T Force. Whether you’re replacing a single piece of equipment, upgrading existing yards or planning a complete new cattle handling system, RPM offers the equipment, yard design and support to get the setup right. Built for demanding cattle operations, the RPM range combines heavy-duty construction with practical design across every stage of the yards.
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When you work with cattle every day, you need gear that’s built tough to handle it. RPM Livestock Equipment manufactures premium cattle handling equipment - durable crushes, calf cradles and complete yard systems built for the harshest Australian conditions. Owned by a third-generation cattle producer, RPM designs practical, heavy-duty solutions for everyone from small family farms to large NT cattle stations.
From heavy-duty headbails and loading ramps to purpose-built calf handling equipment, our solutions improve efficiency, safety and livestock flow while reducing long-term operating costs. Whether you’re managing a small herd in Victoria or running a large station west of Bourke in NSW, RPM builds reliable equipment for your operation.
Our air-operated cattle crushes allow for efficient veterinary checks, weighing, hoof trimming, marking and routine livestock management. Designed for smooth, quiet operation, they help reduce animal stress while improving workflow efficiency and overall output.
Locally made tough, for Australian cattle.
You don’t need to replace everything to improve your cattle handling setup. Upgrade a crush, headbail, drafter or calf handling area, modify existing yards, or work with RPM on a complete new cattle yard.
With equipment options across the handling system and a free cattle yard design service, RPM can help you determine what makes sense for your operation and what doesn’t need changing.
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Whether you’re replacing equipment, upgrading existing yards or planning a new cattle handling system, talk to RPM about what you need and how you work cattle.
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At RPM Livestock Equipment we design and manufacture heavy-duty cattle handling equipment for Australian beef producers who need gear they can rely on when there is work to be done. Proudly Australian owned and operated from Gatton, Queensland, RPM understands cattle handling from a producer’s perspective. Our equipment is designed around the realities of working cattle, helping improve livestock flow, operator safety and efficiency while standing up to demanding Australian conditions.
We do not outsource the manufacture of our cattle equipment. RPM equipment is manufactured at our Gatton facility, giving us control over the materials, fabrication and workmanship that go into every product. From the steel and frames through to the welds, hinges and gates, our equipment is made for long-term use in Australian cattle operations. Our range includes cattle yards, cattle crushes, cattle races, loading ramps, calf handling equipment and cattle yard components, with options to suit different properties, herd sizes and handling requirements.
Practical advice on cattle yards, crushes and handling, written for Australian producers.
Whether you are planning new cattle yards, comparing cattle crushes, upgrading existing equipment or looking for a particular part, the RPM team is here to help. You can call, email or send an enquiry, or visit RPM in Gatton, Queensland.
Get in touch to discuss cattle crushes and handling equipment, new cattle yards and yard design, calf handling equipment, loading ramps and drafting systems, air-operated equipment, weighing and EID equipment, spare parts and maintenance, or product availability and dealer enquiries. Have a question about an existing piece of RPM equipment? Providing the model, approximate age and a photo where relevant can help us identify what you need.
📞 Call (07) 5462 3433A member of the RPM team will be in touch shortly with pricing and delivery. If it’s urgent, give us a call and we’ll sort you out straight away.
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Cattle handling equipment works hard, and over time wheels, pins, struts, seals and other moving components can wear or need replacing. RPM carries replacement and service components for commonly maintained areas of its equipment, so you can repair gear that still has plenty of work left in it. RPM equipment has been manufactured over many years and components differ between models and generations, so before ordering check the model, approximate age, which component needs replacing, measurements where relevant, nearside or offside, and send a photo of the existing part where you can.
Watch RPM’s step-by-step servicing videos covering the New Style Headbail Ram, Old Style Headbail Ram, Headlock and Calf Cradle Ram and Overhead Squeeze Ram. Ram seal kits and replacement wheels are available through the RPM online shop.
RPM works with rural dealers and agricultural suppliers across Australia, from larger dealer groups to independent rural outlets serving their local communities. Calling into your local RPM dealer gives you the opportunity to discuss the equipment you need, get local support and deal with people who understand agriculture in your area.
Whether you are looking for a cattle crush, cattle yard equipment, calf handling equipment or other RPM products, our dealer network provides another convenient way to buy Australian-made RPM cattle handling equipment while supporting rural businesses in your region. Click any dealer below to visit their website and find your nearest branch.
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Family-owned and 100% Australian made. Heavy-duty cattle handling equipment built to last for Australian conditions - for over 40 years.