Edgar Hurrell & his two sons James & Ross, were Dairy farmers at Kellyville & Parklea. The Parklea dairy was sold in 1966 & the purchase of the current site, along with an existing steel fabrication business, from Mr Jack Anderson, was made shortly after. The name “Windsor Farm Equipment” was registered the same year. Under this name, the business, manufactured & sold, a select range of tractor attachments, which had been developed by Mr Anderson.

There was a large amount of accumulated scrap metal on the property and in the Hawkesbury area. This led to the yard becoming a scrap metal recycling facility from 1966 to 1969. A press was acquired that could “bale” (crush into square blocks) whole wrecked cars.

A decision was made, in 1966, to add tractors & other machinery, to supplement the limited range manufactured in-house. In 1966 David Brown tractors & Howard Rotovator were added to the range. From 1966 the business supplied many tractor & implement packages, to the many new market gardens, that were starting up, in the local area, around this time. Some of this equipment is still operating today! By 1970 Jarrett Implements & John Berends Implements had been added to the range of equipment that was being sold.