Established in 1880, Rickerby Ltd is a family owned business. We supply the full range of CLAAS products together with other complimentary agricultural and horticultural machinery. We operate across eight branches covering Lancashire, Cumbria, Northumberland, The Borders, Durham and part of Dumfries. At RICKERBY, our experienced Sales, Service and Parts staff are always ready to help farmers, contractors and horticultural customers.
Contact us
- Carlisle 01228 527521
- Alnwick 01665 603631
- Bowburn 0191 377 2510
- Carlisle (Groundscare) 01228 527521
- Carnforth 01524 720290
- Castle Douglas (Groundscare) 07778 342616
- Cornhill 01890 883322
- Dunbar 01368 860694
- Hexham 01434 604131
- Hexham (Groundscare) 01434 604131
- Penrith 01768 863718
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Opening Hours
Monday to Friday : 8am to 5pm
Saturday : 8am to 12 noon
Extended hours during harvest and silage season, see individual locations for details.
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Latest Machinery
Machinery Range
Innovation is at the heart of CLAAS machinery, which is why we offer a full range of CLAAS manufactured products. Using cutting edge technology, this leading brand has a solution for every agricultural need. We supply brand new CLAAS products including mowers, rakers and tedders, tractors and combine harvesters.
Our Franchises
Alongside our new CLAAS machinery and equipment, we supply products from well-regarded manufacturers including Lemken, Abbey, Bailey, Schaeffer, Bunning and McConnel.
CLAAS 'Future Factory' launched in Le Mans
Posted: 21 May 2021
CLAAS tractor factory officially starts operations today.
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Autonomous agricultural assistance systems
Posted: 12 May 2021
CLAAS collaborates with AgXeed to develop new autonomous agricultural systems.
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CLAAS UK receive Team Achievement Award from IAgrE
Posted: 30 April 2021
"This award was made to CLAAS UK for their contribution to the industry".
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HarvesTimes Spring 2021
Posted: 28 April 2021
HarvesTimes - our bi-annual journal for the agricultural specialist.
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