About Us

Brand M Tractor Parts is a very small, family owned & operated business based out of the great state of Texas. We manufacture many of the parts that we sell in our own on-site machine shop and we strive to offer only the highest quality parts and best customer service possible. After more than 25 years of focusing almost entirely on Yanmar tractor parts, we like to think we know a thing or two about them. :)

Most of our business comes from happy customers telling their friends and family about us, and we do not take that lightly. Your satisfaction is our highest priority, because our reputation is built one customer, one tractor, and one order at a time.

Please let us know if we can help you in any way. All emails are quickly answered by the owner of the company. 

So where did we come from and how did we get here?
Brand M Parts was founded by, and is currently operated by Aaron, the former founder and former owner of HOYE Tractor Parts.  

Aaron started shipping Yanmar parts from his garage in around 1999 while working on the family farm. Many of the first orders were, in fact, taken on an old cell phone in the cab of a combine during wheat harvest. 

The business grew quickly and they eventually became one of the most respected sources for Yanmar tractor parts in the United States. In 2020, an offer was made to purchase HOYE Tractor Parts. After much thought, deliberation, and possibly a few sleepless nights, he decided it was the right time to retire and allow someone else to continue growing the business.

Retirement lasted almost exactly five years, which apparently was just long enough to realize that fishing, yardwork, and “taking it easy” are not nearly as exciting as parts diagrams, inventory. and the smell of 40 year old gear oil. With three children now old enough to work and looking for opportunities, he decided it was a good time to start over, build something new, and get back to helping Yanmar tractor owners find the parts and support they need. 

And that is how Brand M Parts came to be: a little experience, a little family, a whole lot of tractor parts, and just enough boredom to realize retirement is best left to people who don't have shelves to organize and tractors to fix.