Farm & ranch equipment in Temple, TX
Our home lot on State Highway 53 — chutes, panels, gates, feeders and fencing on the ground, with people who use the equipment.
Visit the Temple lot
The Temple lot is where Rockin\u2019 R started and where most of the equipment lives. Panels and gates are stacked and ready to load, chutes and feeders are set up so you can open, close and work them before you buy, and the yard carries the full Texas Tough line alongside OK Brand, Ranger Gate and Powder River.
- Address12562 State Hwy 53
Temple, TX - Phone254-800-2344
254-500-6362 - HoursMonday–Friday, 8am–5pm CST
- PaymentCash or check · all sales final
Serving Central Texas
The Temple lot sits on State Highway 53 with quick access to I-35, which puts most of Central Texas inside a morning drive. Ranchers come to us from Belton and Killeen, up from Holland and Bartlett, west out of Gatesville and Hamilton, and north from Cameron and Rockdale.
That is the Blackland Prairie and the edge of the Hill Country — cow-calf outfits, stocker operations, hay producers and a lot of small places running a few head on the side. The equipment looks different from one to the next, but the jobs are the same: catch, sort, hold, feed, fence.
Delivery across Central Texas
Delivery is available across the region. Panels, gates and feeders are the pieces people most often have delivered, and a full set of pens is a one-trip load for a trailer rather than a dozen trips in a pickup.
Freight is quoted per order, so the price depends on distance and what is going on the trailer. Call the Temple lot with the delivery address and what you are buying and we will give you a number the same business day.
What this country runs
Central Texas outfits tend to be mixed: a few hundred acres of improved pasture, some native ground, and cattle that get worked several times a year. That makes a permanent set of pens worth the investment, and it is why panels, alleyways and a good chute are the first things most people buy.
Hay is the other constant. Coastal bermuda and improved grasses mean round bales through the winter, which puts a premium on feeders that keep hay off the ground and out of the mud.
Equipment on the Temple lot
Panels, gates, chutes and scales, feeders and troughs, alleyways, fencing supplies and the shop-built equipment that does not fit a category. Specialty pieces come and go — call before you make the drive.