<sod>In 1955, Massey purchased the Australian manufacturers of Sunshine harvesters, [[Sunshine Harvester Works|H.V. McKay Pty Limited]]. [[Hugh Victor McKay]] had invented the stripper harvester in 1884, the first machine to combine the functions of reaping, threshing and winnowing grain from a standing crop. McKay later established a manufacturing base at Ballarat, and then transferred to Braybrook Junction, where he took over the [[Braybrook Implement Company]] Works and renamed it the [[Sunshine Harvester Works]] after the harvester's brand name. Residents of [[Braybrook Junction]] subsequently voted to change the name of the suburb to [[Sunshine, Victoria|Sunshine]] after the harvester in 1907. By the 1920s the H.V. McKay Pty Limited was running the largest implement factory in the southern hemisphere, covering {{convert|30.4|ha|acre|abbr=off}}, and were leading the international agricultural industry through the development of the world's first self-propelled harvester in 1924.<eod>
<sod>In 1955, Massey purchased the Australian manufacturers of Sunshine harvesters, [[Sunshine Harvester Works|H.V. McKay Pty Limited]]. [[Hugh Victor McKay]] had invented the [[stripper harvester]] in 1884, the first machine to combine the functions of reaping, threshing and winnowing grain from a standing crop. McKay later established a manufacturing base at Ballarat, and then transferred to Braybrook Junction, where he took over the [[Braybrook Implement Company]] Works and renamed it the [[Sunshine Harvester Works]] after the harvester's brand name. Residents of [[Braybrook Junction]] subsequently voted to change the name of the suburb to [[Sunshine, Victoria|Sunshine]] after the harvester in 1907. By the 1920s the H.V. McKay Pty Limited was running the largest implement factory in the southern hemisphere, covering {{convert|30.4|ha|acre|abbr=off}}, and were leading the international agricultural industry through the development of the world's first self-propelled harvester in 1924.<eod>