
South West
Sand toward Dalyellup, grease once you cross to the dairies
Stock held for Bunbury and the South West is matched to the block, and the delivery is costed to that track. Inside town the frontages are pinched and the power sits low. Cross the highway and the soil gets heavier, whether the gate is at Harvey, Dardanup or Brunswick.
- Where it is loaded
- South West allocation, then the run out to your track
- What sets the day
- How the week is shaping, and whether the dairy track will carry weight
- Usual truck
- Tray for a shorter shell; side loader on a pinched town frontage; long units for farms and plant yards

Soils
Two countries inside an hour
Carey Park, Withers, South Bunbury, Gelorup and Dalyellup sit in 6230. From Dalyellup toward Binningup the coast is sand over limestone, and it firms once it is compacted. Australind and Eaton, 6233, face the Leschenault. Cross toward Dardanup, Harvey and Brunswick and the ground is nothing like that sand.

Work
Port, alumina, and a dairy track in August
Contractors tied to the port, the alumina and mineral-sands plants, and the Kemerton estate need a lockup they can move when the job moves. Households in Australind and Dalyellup want the spare room back. Farms at Harvey, Brunswick and Boyanup put fertiliser, fencing wire and calf gear in a shell because an open shed shares them with the weather.

Winter
A greasy August is a moved morning, not a heroics morning
A dairy near Harvey that is greasy by August is not a day to attempt the paddock. We wait for a crust or we set down on the hard standing by the road. Collie, 6225, toward the jarrah and the coal, is its own gate.

Damp
A wet ceiling on a winter morning
Steel sweats when a mild day is followed by a cold night, which this coast does all winter. Droplets on the ceiling are often that, not a split roof. Keep calf feed and cardboard up off the floor, and crack a vent. A shell parked on the Leschenault flats sees more of this than one on the limestone at Dalyellup.
Dairy tracks and winter ceilings
A dairy near Harvey is greasy by August. Do you still come?
Not onto the paddock. We either wait for it to crust or place the shell on hard ground by the road so you can shift it later. Tell us which surface a loaded truck would meet, not how the quad went.
The ceiling is wet on winter mornings. Is the roof split?
Pull the doors to and look for daylight. If the roof is dark, it is almost always sweat from a cold night. Vent it and keep stores off the ply. A bright pinhole is a different unit, and we should swap it first.
Collie, Donnybrook, or a shell behind the shed?
Settle the job before the length. Collie yards and Donnybrook packing sheds can take a longer shell. A cheap box behind a dairy shed still has to arrive on a track that may be greasy. The track picks the day more than the postcode.
Get a price
Sand, dairy flat, or a plant yard?
Dalyellup, Harvey or the port side. We cost the truck to that surface.
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