An Australian engineering pioneer since the 1800s, Munro’s current core business is the manufacture and supply of a range of fencing machinery including our various post driver machines and our new FenceBOSS and Wire Winder systems. From manufacturing wool presses, tobacco presses, chaff cutters, bag elevators, and shearing hand-pieces throughout most of the twentieth century, to becoming a world leader in the design and manufacture of fencing machines, Munro has set the standard to which others aspire.

For those seeking an ideal solution for small-scale farming or household needs, the SuperX 3100 stands out as the ultimate choice, offering a perfect blend of affordability, cutting-edge design, unwavering reliability, and remarkable power. Featuring a robust 6hp authentic Honda engine and equipped with a block lifter boasting a remarkable 100kg capacity, the SuperX 3100 effortlessly conquers even the toughest Australian hardwood logs. In its class, the SuperX 3100 reigns supreme as the top-performing log splitter, simplifying the task of splitting firewood and thereby saving you valuable time and money. This exceptional machine is conveniently available through reputable machinery dealers across Australia, and it's delivered to you fully assembled and rigorously tested. Plus, it comes backed by a reassuring two-year warranty, ensuring your peace of mind when making your purchase.

WMI Feeders took over Carroll’s Manufacturing Industries in April 2009. The company is run by father and son pair, Wayne and Jason Willie. As a company, we pride ourselves on creating high-quality products that our customers are satisfied with. Below, we explain a little about our company, about our people, and about us. Read on to find out more about our company. As stated earlier, WMI came to be in April of 2009, when father and son, Wayne and Jason Willie took over Carroll’s Manufacturing Industries. Jason had previously completed his apprenticeship in engineering and fabrication with Carroll’s, and was heavily involved in the design and production of their Albybone and Pa-Mick bale feeders, along with other farm machinery. We currently employ 13 staff members, including two apprentices, and our products are sold through a variety of leaders, in locations such as Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales, Western Australia, and Tasmania. At WMI, we listen to our customers, and utilise feedback from farmers in the design and production of new machines, catering to the needs of various farming operations. ​Since taking over Carroll’s in 2009, we have released two new machines into the market. These feeders are the smaller Elite round bale feeder (released in May 2010), and the Champion multiple bale feeder (released in February 2012). The two other feeders we manufacture and stock are the Pa-Mick and the Albybone. Here’s a quick list of the four feeders we manufacture and provide.