At Grays Online Auctions This Week – Industrial, Plant-Equipment, Collectables and 44 More Events

The headline acts are the unused container shelters, and there’s real variety in the sizing. A 60ft x 40ft heavy duty shelter leads the featured lots, alongside 40ft x 60ft versions, including one with an end wall. If you need covered space on a rural block or commercial site, these are worth a look before you price new steel.

Beyond the shelters, the catalogue runs to tool boxes, generators and general workshop gear across 107 lots. Unused stock means no worn bearings, no mystery hours, and no repair bill waiting on delivery.

Muchea sits just north of Perth, so factor in freight if you’re bidding from interstate. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates.

The headline act here is the truck gear. Four Ravaglioli 5.5T hoists in one sale is a solid haul for anyone setting up or expanding a workshop, and the truck Hiabs will interest transport operators and fitters alike. Ravaglioli is well-known kit in the tyre and service game, so these hoists carry real value.

Beyond the big-ticket items, there’s a mixed equipment, machinery and electronics pallet among the featured lots. Pallets like this suit buyers who want to sort through and on-sell, or who need odds and ends for a workshop without chasing each piece separately.

With 52 lots total and the close date still to be confirmed, it pays to check the full catalogue early and watch for updates from Grays. Pickup is Jandakot, so factor freight if you’re interstate.

This is an unreserved sale, which means everything goes regardless of price. That suits anyone kitting out an office, a workshop or a home setup on a budget, and it suits resellers who know what business-grade gear moves.

The all-in-ones are the pick of the bunch. Lenovo ThinkCentre M920Z models (10S6002WAU and 10S60003AU) are tidy space-savers with everything built into the screen, and the HP EliteOne 800 G4 is a 23.8-inch non-touch AIO that’s built for daily office work. If you need more grunt, the HP Z2 G8 tower workstation is the one to watch, since that line takes proper workstation components.

Ninety lots in one auction means plenty of chances to pick up a single unit or bundle a few. Condition reports and inspection details are worth checking before you bid, as with any ex-corporate IT stock.

The headline act here is a run of unused skid steer attachments, which means no wear, no rebuild, no guessing at someone else’s hours. A grader attachment, vibratory roller, rock picking bucket and concrete mixer bucket lead the catalogue, and the broader 90 lots take in excavator attachments as well.

For anyone running a skid steer on earthworks, landscaping or small civil jobs, this is the kind of sale that fills out a tool crib in one hit. Unused gear also means you can put it straight to work rather than booking it in for repairs first.

Muchea sits just north of Perth, so WA buyers can inspect without a long haul. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing before you plan around it.

The format is the draw here: a 12-hour window, 10pm to 10am, with 100 lots on offer from Grays in NSW. If you are up late or up early, you get first look at cases across reds, whites and Italian imports.

Standouts include Zilzie Mystery Shiraz 2023 in 6x750mL cases, Barramundi Sauvignon Blanc 2023 and Echo Bay Pinot Grigio 2025 in 12x750mL lots, and Villa Paradiso Chianti DOCG 2024 in 6x750mL from Italy. Mixes of quantity and variety suit anyone building a cellar or restocking the rack.

Sale closes 22 September 2026. Check the lot list for case sizes and shipping before bidding.

This is a daily sale, so the lineup leans toward drink-now whites and easy reds rather than cellar pieces. The six-packs suit anyone restocking the rack or splitting a case with friends.

The Hellenic House Project Premium Prosecco 2023 is the pick for sparkling fans, while The Drover Moscato 2022 covers the sweeter, lower-alcohol end. The Zilzie Platinum Edition Fiano cleanskin is worth a look if you know the label and want the same juice for less. Quick Fix Sauvignon Blanc 2024 rounds out the fresh white options.

With 100 lots and a single close date, bidding runs on one clock. Check the per-bottle maths against retail before you commit.

This is a clearance-style sale built around mixed cases rather than single bottles. The Atkins Farm and Pioneer Road wines both come out of Langhorne Creek, a region with a solid reputation for reds, so there’s decent drinking value across those cabernet and shiraz six-packs.

The Barossa Cider Co apple cider arrives as a 24-pack of 330mL cans, which suits anyone stocking up for warmer months or running a venue.

Freight has been reduced for this sale, which matters when you’re buying by the case. Worth a look if you want to fill the rack without paying retail per bottle.

This is a collection built around icons rather than volume. The two Comte Georges de Vogue Musigny bottles, 2019 and 2020, are the headline act for anyone chasing top-tier Burgundy without the retail queue. Penfolds collectors get two serious options: the Bin 170 Shiraz Block 3C 2010, a single-vineyard Barossa release, and a 1973 Grange Hermitage that went through the 1996 re-corking clinic, which carries its own provenance story.

With 73 lots total, there’s depth beyond the featured four, so it’s worth working through the full catalogue rather than stopping at the marquee names. Condition reports and fill levels matter at this level, so check the notes on each lot before bidding. Closes 22 September.

Seventy-six lots make up this jewellery and collectables event, and the gold is the drawcard. The Italy stamped bonded chains carry a quality guarantee, with Cuban link styles listed in both 55cm and 60cm lengths. Several lots include a bonus gift on top of the chain itself.

Bonded gold means a solid gold layer over a base metal core, so it wears better than plated jewellery without the price tag of solid 18k. Check each listing for the specific length, style and whether the bonus applies before you bid.

The auction closes 22 September 2026. Worth a look if you want gold chains at auction prices rather than retail.

This is club stock, not a private collection, so expect tidy multiples rather than one-off curiosities. The whisky selection spans four countries: Canadian Club 1858 Original Blended from Canada, Cougar Kentucky Straight Bourbon from the USA, Drambuie The Isle of Skye Liqueur Aged Scotch from Scotland, and Jameson Triple Distilled Irish Whiskey from Ireland.

Bottle counts vary by lot. The Canadian Club, Cougar and Drambuie listings come as two 700mL bottles each, while the Jameson is offered as three 700mL bottles. That spread suits anyone building a mixed bar rather than chasing a single bottle.

With 93 lots in total, there is plenty beyond the featured whiskies to work through. Bidding closes 23 September 2026.

This one leans heavily on aged fortifieds and collectable whisky. The Niepoort Porto Colheita 1937 and Real Companhia Velha Royal Oporto Colheita 1944 are the kind of bottles that rarely surface at auction, both Portuguese colheitas with serious cellar age behind them. For whisky drinkers, the Jack Daniels Monogram Tennessee Whiskey and The Macallan Edition No 5 Single Malt Scotch anchor the lineup.

Fifty-four lots in total, closing 23 September 2026. Worth a look if you collect vintage port or limited-release whisky and want to bid against a smaller field than the usual spirits sales attract.

There is plenty here for anyone kitting out a house or topping up a home office. The brand list runs deep: Dyson, Samsung, Apple, Lenovo, Dell, Bang & Olufsen, DeLonghi, KitchenAid and Instant Pot all appear, alongside LEGO and other toys. With 100 lots closing on 23 September 2026, there is room to bundle a few wins into one pickup.

Standout lots include a Swann 1080p six-camera DVR kit with warning light, handy for anyone sorting out home security. There is also a Signature Players Distance seven-piece iron set in right hand, stiff flex, for the golfers. Tool buyers get a Porter-Cable 20V MAX cordless brad nailer, 18GA, tool only (PCC790B).

Also listed is an animated Grim Stone gargoyle with LED lights and sound, standing 2.2m tall. That one is a statement piece rather than a practical buy, so check the condition notes before bidding.

IT and audio gear dominates this one, with 80 lots spanning speakers, computer equipment and accessories. The Trifo Emma EMM-S robot vacuum six-pack stands out for anyone who wants to move stock or kit out a few rooms at once.

There’s also a digital signage dispenser listed as new and unboxed, plus a QUICK 6601 smoke absorber for the workshop crowd. Networking and power gear rounds things out: an APC AP7921 PDU, a Dell 1T897, a Jackson RAC1200, and a mixed-brand 9003-RB-15A/PDU-AUS(10)N2.

Worth a look if you’re chasing bulk IT gear or spare parts without paying retail. Bidding closes 26 September 2026.

Pearls do the heavy lifting here. BIJ’OR features across several lots, including a genuine freshwater pearl bracelet with heart clasp at 20cm, an adjustable pink, purple and white pearl bracelet, and a white beaded bracelet. The multilayer mini bead piece rounds out the pearl offerings.

Beyond pearls, the catalogue spans gold, diamond and designer jewellery, so expect a mix of everyday wear and statement pieces across the 100 lots.

Bidding closes 23 September. Worth a look if you’re chasing jewellery without retail pricing.

This is a clearance-style wine auction with 100 lots and no reserve, so the floor price is genuinely $2 a bottle. That means mixed results are possible, but the upside on well-known labels is real.

The Zilzie range dominates the featured list. The Mystery BA Shiraz 2023 and Mystery Shiraz 2023 come as six-bottle cases, while the Selection 23 Breeze Pinot Noir 2025 and Breeze Prosecco NV are offered in dozen lots. The Prosecco and Pinot Noir are both recent vintages, so they are drinking now or cellaring short term.

Buyers should factor in freight and any buyer’s premium on top of the hammer price, since those can shift the true per-bottle cost. With no reserve, every lot sells to the highest bidder, so it pays to know your ceiling before the close on 24 September 2026.

This is a single-owner collection with real provenance behind it, an avid collector’s cellar rather than a mixed trade lot. The range runs across several vintages and regions, with Shiraz doing most of the heavy lifting and a few Riesling and white lots breaking it up.

The featured lots are worth a close look. Annie’s Lane Copper Trail Shiraz 1998 comes as two 750mL bottles from Clare Valley. Australian Domain Wines Sheeraz Limestone Coast Shiraz 1999 is a three-bottle lot, as is the Ausvetia Shiraz 1998 from SA. Beer Bros. Riesling 2002 rounds things out with three 750mL bottles from Barossa Valley.

With 66 lots on offer, there’s enough depth here to build a mixed case or chase specific vintages. Condition reports and fill levels are worth checking before you bid, as always with older cellar stock.

No reserve means every lot sells, so the final prices are whatever bidders decide on the day. That suits anyone chasing back-vintage Penfolds or a mixed six-pack without paying retail.

The headline act is a single 750mL bottle of Penfolds Bin 389 2014, the Cabernet Shiraz blend that has long been one of the country’s most reliable cellaring reds. Alongside it sit six bottles of Clarendon Hills Kangarilla Grenache 2010, a McLaren Vale producer known for concentrated, age-worthy wines.

Two Australian wine packs, each six bottles, round out the featured listings and offer an easy way to build a mixed case. With 71 lots total, there is room to spread bids across several bottles rather than fighting it out over one.

This one leans hard into audio and wearable tech. The JBL PartyBox On-The-Go 2 brings JBL Pro Sound, a dynamic lightshow and karaoke built in, so it covers parties and casual listening in one unit. The EDIFIER S350DB is a 2.1 bookshelf system with subwoofer and Bluetooth, a solid pick for anyone building out a desk or lounge setup.

Creators should note the DJI Mic Mini bundle: two transmitters, one receiver and a charging case, built for ultralight, detail-rich audio capture. The Apple Watch Series 11 in 42mm Space Grey aluminium with a Black Sport Band rounds out the featured lots.

With 99 lots spanning gaming, electronics, computing and accessories, there is plenty beyond the headline items. Pickup is from Chipping Norton, NSW, so factor that into your bidding.

This auction leans heavily on Italy stamped gold bonded pieces, which means layered gold over a base metal rather than solid gold. That keeps costs down while still giving you the look and feel of the real thing. The 18K bonded Cuban chain at 55cm is a solid pick, and several lots come with bonus gifts attached.

The 14K set bundles a chain, bracelet and earrings together, so you are sorted for a matching stack in one hit. The 18K bangle carries a warranty, which is worth noting if you want something with a bit of backup behind it.

Sterling silver rounds out the catalogue alongside the gold bonded gear, giving you options across two price points. Close date is 24 September 2026.

The interactive display lineup is the drawcard here. Prowise features multiple times across the catalogue, including a PW.1.13075.0001 Entry Line Ultra HD LED multi-touchscreen, alongside a Clevertouch 75" Plus Series 5th Gen interactive LED display. These are the kind of panels that suit classrooms, boardrooms, or anyone kitting out a presentation space without paying retail.

Beyond the screens, the sale covers appliances, speakers, computer and IT equipment, and audio accessories. With 80 lots, there’s decent depth to pick through, whether you need a single replacement or you’re stocking up.

The auction closes 24 September 2026. Inspect the lot list properly and check condition notes before bidding, as specs vary across the display models.

This is a full-scale operational sell-off, not just a few bits of tired farm equipment. The Pieralisi Circa plant is the centrepiece, a proper commercial-grade setup for crushing and extracting, so if you’re looking to start or expand an olive oil operation, this is the sort of kit that would cost a fortune new. The automated bottling plant pairs with it neatly, meaning you could take the whole production chain from fruit to finished bottle in one hit.

Storage is covered too, with two 30,000-litre stainless steel tanks ideal for holding oil or other liquids, and they’re the kind of vessels that hold their value well. The rest of the 121 lots will likely include the usual farm and workshop odds and ends, but the core processing gear is where the real money sits. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing regularly if you’re serious about bidding.

This is a mixed household auction with 100 lots spanning kitchen, home, baby and pet categories. The headline item is the Arcade1Up Legacy Midway Mortal Kombat cabinet, a retro gaming unit that usually carries a hefty retail price. Alongside it sits the iRest S7U Plus massage seat cushion, a decent pickup if you want home comfort gear without paying full freight.

Kitchen lots include the NutriBullet Flip, a USB-C rechargeable portable blender with an insulated stainless cup, and the Tefal Pro Style One upright garment steamer, rated at 1700W with up to 30g/min of steam output. Both are current-model appliances rather than clearance stock.

The rest of the catalogue covers general kitchenware, household items and baby and pet products, so there is plenty to sort through across the 100 lots. Bidding closes 24 September 2026.

Platinum dominates the featured lots, with three separate ladies’ platinum dress rings leading the sale. There’s also a 9ct yellow gold dress ring for anyone who prefers a warmer tone or wants to spend less.

Sixty lots in total means decent depth beyond the headline pieces. Expect a mix of gold and platinum jewellery alongside collectables, so it’s worth reading the full catalogue rather than stopping at the first few images.

Grays runs this one from NSW, closing 24 September 2026. Condition reports and images are your friend here, especially on the higher-value platinum lots.

This is a straightforward tools-and-workshop clear-out, and the power tool lineup is the draw. The WORX 2-in-1 combo covers both jigsaw and reciprocating saw duties off one cordless platform, handy if you want to cut without dragging a lead around. The two MAKITA hammer drills are the sort of kit that holds up to daily site work: a 750W 2-speed and a 13mm 2-speed, both mains-powered and built for masonry as much as timber.

Beyond the featured lots, the catalogue runs to 100 items, so expect the usual warehouse mix of drills and related workshop gear alongside the headline pieces. Bidding closes 24 September 2026.

This unreserved clearance covers 147 lots of industrial pump motors and related gear. The headline groups are four WEG and Techtoo electric motors, a six-motor lot, a seven-unit WEG and Techtoo batch, and an eight-motor lot, so there is scope to buy single units or stock up in bulk.

WEG and Techtoo dominate the brand mix, both well known in industrial settings and worth a look if you run pumps, workshops, or maintenance crews. Unreserved means everything sells regardless of price, which suits buyers chasing volume over single-item bargains.

Closing date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates before planning a bid.

This is a retailer clearance, which means the stock is moving out regardless of price. Everything is unreserved, so the final bids decide what these motors go for. For anyone running a workshop, pump setup or repair business, that is worth a look.

The featured lots are the bulk runs: four WEG and Techtoo electric motors in one lot, six in another, seven in a third and eight in a fourth. Smaller lots round out the 148 on offer, so you can chase a single unit or scale up depending on what your job needs.

WEG is a well known name in industrial motors and Techtoo units turn up regularly in pump applications, so there is a mix of familiar gear here. Inspection details and pickup arrangements are set by Grays at Milperra, so check the listing before bidding.

This is a working workshop clearance, so expect the practical gear that keeps a site running: control panels, gearboxes and general industrial equipment alongside the bigger-ticket machines. The Crossley generator with control box and the diesel generator with control are the picks if you need backup power, while the HAFCO B-500 bandsaw and single stage mobile dust collector will suit anyone setting up or topping up a woodworking setup.

With 90 lots on offer, there is enough variety to make a full day of it. Condition varies across a sale like this, so go through the lot list properly and check the photos and descriptions before you commit. Pickup and inspection details sit with the listing.

This is a clearance from a major retailer, which means the gear is coming out of a working commercial environment rather than a warehouse that never opened its doors. The lot list leans heavily on control panels, with multiple pairs listed, plus steel construction control panel cages that come with chains. G-Box units and general equipment round out the catalogue.

The cages are worth a look if you need secure housing for panels or similar gear. They are built for site conditions, not display shelves. Pairs of control panels also appear more than once, so there is room to bid on matching sets rather than chasing singles.

With 92 lots, there is enough depth to make the trip worthwhile if industrial control gear is your patch. Inspection details and collection terms are set by Grays, so check those before bidding.

Ex-hire equipment has typically done real work, and that shows in the pricing. This unreserved sale covers 50 lots spread across NSW and the ACT, so there is plenty to sort through whether you need one machine or a few.

The access equipment stands out. The 2018 Nifty HR21 Hybrid 4×4 MK2 and the 2018 ATN Zebra 16 4×4 articulating diesel boom lift are both late-model units, and the 2016 JLG 340AJ offers a 10.2m platform height. For site transport, the 2020 Toyota Hilux SR diesel crew cab ute is the pick of the bunch.

Unreserved means everything sells regardless of price, so it pays to check each lot’s condition report and location before bidding. Inspections are the best way to separate the well-maintained units from the ones that have been flogged.

This is a trade-heavy catalogue, and the DeWALT gear is the obvious draw. The 18V XR framing nailer comes as skin only, so check what batteries and charger you already have before bidding. The 3×360 remote control green beam laser is the sort of kit that normally carries a serious price tag new.

Hand tools get a run too. The SIDCHROME four-piece pry bar set covers 200mm, 300mm, 460mm and 610mm, a practical spread for demolition and prying work. The HILLS retractable hose reel runs 20 metres and is UV resistant, handy for anyone setting up around a worksite or yard.

With 295 lots across hardware, builders supplies and power tools, there is plenty beyond the featured items. Worth a proper look through the full catalogue before the close date, which is still to be confirmed.

This is a dispersal from a working tunnelling and civil project, so the gear has done real hours on real ground rather than sitting in a yard. The four Hitachi excavators lead the catalogue: two larger ZX225USLC-5B and ZX225USLC-5-DB machines from 2020 and 2017, plus two near-new 2023 ZX135US-7 units. Each carries a site ID (EXCV19, EXCV18, EXCV15, EXCV13), which points to a fleet that was managed and serviced on site.

Beyond the excavators, the 347 lots cover the broader spread you’d expect from a project of this scale: earthmoving plant, tunnelling equipment and supporting gear. For buyers chasing late-model yellow iron, the 2023 ZX135US-7 pair is the obvious draw, with the 2020 ZX225USLC-5B close behind.

Close date is still TBC, so check the Grays listing for the timetable and inspection details before bidding.

This is a genuine workshop dispersal, and the unreserved format means everything sells regardless of price. For anyone setting up a home shop or topping up an existing one, the mix covers the full spread: metal cutting, turning, and woodworking, plus the general workshop equipment that usually costs just as much to assemble piece by piece.

The lathes are the headline act. The COLCHESTER 5×20 CHIPMASTER is a solid English-built machine with a strong following for its rigidity and screw-cutting capability. The MYFORD ML7 is the classic small-precision lathe, popular with model engineers and hobbyists for its accuracy on fine work. The 9-inch HERCUS is the Australian-built South Bend derivative, and parts and knowledge for these are easy to come by locally.

The 2024 HAFCO METALMASTER BS-7L bandsaw is the newest item in the lineup, a horizontal unit that takes the grind out of cutting stock to length. With 83 lots on the block, expect tooling, benches, and assorted workshop gear alongside the big-ticket machines. Inspect what you can and check each lot’s condition notes before bidding.

This unreserved sale covers a working spread of ex-hire gear, the kind of stock that comes with real hours on it and real savings for anyone set up to inspect and collect. The JCB presence is strong: a JZ140LCD 14-tonne excavator out of Wollongong, plus a pair of 2016 telehandlers at Milperra, a 531-70 rated to 3 tonnes with a 7m reach and a 525-60 at 2.5 tonnes with 6m. Both run diesel and carry MDG15 compliance.

The 2017 JLG E300AJP knuckle boom is worth a look for anyone chasing electric access. It’s a 30ft (9.1m) narrow unit, ideal for tight sites and indoor work, and its next major inspection isn’t due until April 2027. Electric plant like this holds value well and avoids the noise and fumes restrictions that rule out diesel on plenty of jobs.

Lots are spread across multiple NSW locations, so check each description for where the item sits before bidding. Unreserved means everything sells regardless of price, which suits buyers who know what the gear is worth and are ready to move on it.

This is a surf shop retail liquidation, so expect the full spread of what a coastal store carries: surfboards across shortboard and longboard shapes, plus the accessories that usually walk out the door with them. The board list is the drawcard, with a mix of fish, grom and mal designs from Febs and Beach Beat.

The 9’1" Beach Beat Longboard and the 9’1" Speed Racer Mal are the picks for anyone after a cruiser, while the 5’3" Febs Fish and 5’2" Beach Beat Grom suit smaller surf or a lighter rider. Accessories are bundled with several of the featured boards, so check each lot for what’s included.

The auction is unreserved and closes 22 September 2026. Grays is running it out of Stafford, QLD. With 100 lots going, there’s room to pick up boards and shop stock at clearance pricing.

This is a complete retail clear-out, not a few leftover racks. The range covers shortboards, longboards and the accessories that go with them, so there is gear here for groms, weekend warriors and anyone chasing a mal for the summer.

The headline lots are the boards themselves. A 5’3" Febs Fish and a 5’2" Beach Beat Grom both come with accessories, while two 9’1" longboards, a Beach Beat and a Speed Racer Mal, cover the cruiser end of the market.

Everything is unreserved, so the lots sell regardless of price. Inspect the catalogue before close on 23 September and check condition on the boards you want.

The BMW presence is the story here. Four of the featured lots wear the badge: a 2013 3 Series 328i on petrol, a 2015 X3 xDrive20d and a 2016 X5 xDrive25d, both diesels. That spread covers a sedan, a mid-size SUV and a larger SUV, so there is something for a few different driveways.

The Triton GLX-R is the pick for anyone who needs a ute that works. Diesel, dual-cab spec, and a model with a solid following among tradies and weekend tow-ers.

With 63 lots on the block and bidding closing 23 September 2026, it pays to read the condition reports on each vehicle before the timer runs down. Inspections are your friend on ex-fleet metal.

This is a multi-vendor sale, so the 70 lots span several Queensland sites rather than one yard. That means checking each lot’s location before you bid, since pickup arrangements will vary.

The headline act is the late-model prime mover pair: a 2022 Kenworth T610 SAR and a 2021 Western Star 4864 Series 6×4. Both are current-generation heavy haulers and the kind of stock that usually holds value well.

Beyond the trucks, there’s a Haulmark 3ST37 A trailer and a 2008 Isuzu FVY 295 1400 6×4 refrigerated pantech for those chasing working transport gear. With plant and equipment also in the mix, it’s worth a full scroll through the catalogue before close.

The headline act here is the shelter range, all listed as unused. Sizes run from a heavy duty 40ft container shelter with endwall through to an extra heavy duty 40ft model and up to a 60ft x 40ft unit. For anyone needing to cover plant, vehicles or a work area, these are worth a look.

Beyond the shelters, the catalogue takes in generators and workshop equipment across 107 lots. That mix suits a farm, trade workshop or civil outfit looking to kit out a site without paying retail.

Everything is unused, so condition should be strong across the board. Closing date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates before you plan a bid.

This is a straight workshop clearance, so expect a practical mix of storage, power tools, and site equipment rather than a curated collection. The two 20ft site containers are the headline items for anyone needing secure, lockable storage, whether for a job site, yard, or backyard. A Dewalt drop saw covers the cutting side of things, and the fuel pod adds mobile refuelling capability for anyone running equipment or a fleet.

With 77 lots on offer, there’s enough variety to make a full day of it, and closing engineering workshops tend to move everything, from the big-ticket items down to the hand tools and consumables that never make it into a featured list. Buyers should note the close date is still TBC, so check the listing for updates before planning a bid.

Pickup and inspection details are handled through Grays, and as always with a workshop closure, it pays to read the condition notes on each lot before bidding.

This is a clearance of unused gear, which means no hours on the clock and no wear to inspect. Everything listed has sat in storage rather than on a job site, so condition should be clean across the board.

The standout lots are the skid steer attachments: a grader, a vibratory roller, and a rock picking bucket. Add the concrete mixer bucket to the list and you have the bones of a decent small-scale earthworks or civil setup without buying each piece retail.

If you run a skid steer or excavator and have been hiring attachments by the day, this is worth a look. Fifty-four lots means there is room to bid across several items, and unused stock does not come around often in this category.

This is a retail returns sale, which means stock that has come back through the retail chain rather than sat on a showroom floor. The mix leans practical: manchester and home textiles sit alongside electronics, household items, and branded apparel and footwear. For anyone kitting out a bedroom, a spare room, or a rental, the linen lots are the obvious draw.

The headline bedding is genuine quality. The ROYAL COMFORT set is 1500 thread count cotton rich in king size, and the RAMESSES set steps up to 2000 thread count bamboo fibre in a single, steel blue. Bamboo fibre runs cool and holds up well over repeated washes, so it is worth a look if you are replacing tired sheets.

Window treatments round out the home textiles. The LUSH DECOR Reyna ruffle curtain set covers two panels at 137.2cm wide by 241.3cm drop, with a matching pair option suited to living, dining, or bedroom windows. With 53 lots across the categories, there is room to bundle a few wins without stretching the budget.

Unreserved means every lot sells regardless of price, so the bidding starts where it starts and finishes where it finishes. For anyone chasing a work van, a family SUV or a cheap second car, that removes the usual guessing game about whether a reserve will be met.

The 2014 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 316 diesel stands out for anyone needing cargo capacity, while the 2013 Mazda CX-5 Maxx Sport diesel covers the economical SUV brief. Petrol buyers get the 2015 Kia Sportage Platinum and the 2011 Mercedes-Benz C180 BlueEFFICIENCY, two very different propositions at likely very different prices.

Sixty lots in total, closing 23 September. Inspect before you bid, check the condition reports and factor in the buyer’s premium.

This is a broad retail clearance with 100 lots spanning tech, appliances and home improvement. The tech side is strong: networking gear like the Aruba Instant On 1430 16-port PoE switch and HPE Instant On AP32 access point will appeal to anyone building out a home office or small business setup. The DROP Expression Series Matcha Summer TKL mechanical keyboard is a niche pick for enthusiasts who know the brand.

Appliances and electronics round out the catalogue, with the Solt GGSFLW900B 9kg front load washer in black among the featured lots. Expect the usual mix of Apple, Dyson, PlayStation and Sony stock that defines these major retailer clearances.

Pickup is from Melton, VIC. Check individual lot conditions and inspection details before bidding, as retail clearance stock can vary in packaging and warranty status.

This is a clearance of unused plant gear, which means no wear, no repair bills and no guessing at how hard it has been worked. The concrete mixer bucket, rock picking bucket, brush cutter and auger drive are the headline items, but with 87 lots on the books there is plenty more for anyone kitting out a skid steer or excavator.

Attachments in this category hold value well, and unused stock is the pick of it. Whether you run a contracting business, farm or just want the right tool on hand, buying at auction here skips the retail price on gear that has never touched dirt.

Inspections and collection are at Shepparton, VIC. Check the full lot list before bidding, since close date is still to be confirmed.