about us
IT ALL STARTED WITH ONE RAKE.
At 19 years old, Ross built his first stick rake for his own loader — and that’s where the AARCH range began.
That first rake led to years of refining and improving the designs as they were put to work on real jobs.
Spending over 15 years around loaders and heavy equipment teaches you a lot.
You see what holds up.
You see what fails.
And you learn where strength actually matters.
That experience shapes the way we design our attachments today.
Over time, the range has grown to include stick rakes, tree pushers, cotton spears, hay forks, grain buckets, grain pushers, light material buckets, and hitches — and we’re still adding to it.
We’re always tweaking and improving the gear as well - constantly adding to the range with updated versions and new attachments.
Shaped by Years Around Machinery
We’re based in Narromine in the Central West of NSW, but our gear doesn’t stay here for long.
Since starting AARCH, we’ve shipped over 450 attachments to operators across every state of Australia. From cattle country in the north to contracting crews further south, our gear is working in all sorts of conditions.
Different machines. Different jobs. Different country.
But the expectation is always the same — the attachment needs to hold up.
From Narromine, RIGHT Across Australia
Every machine is different. Every job needs a different attachment.
What works on one loader might not suit another, and the job you’re doing often decides what attachment will work best.
That’s why our range covers the gear operators are actually looking for — stick rakes, tree pushers, cotton spears, hay forks, grain buckets, grain pushers, light material buckets and hitches.
All designed to be strong where it matters and built to handle tough Australian conditions. Attachments that help operators get more done without worrying about the gear holding up.
Strength Where It Matters
Not Sure What Suits Your Machine?
Have a look through the range, and if you're unsure what will suit your setup,
we’re always happy to point you in the right direction.
