Inside This Week’s Machinery Auction Market – 150 Upcoming Sales inc Cranes, Civil Construction Gear & Earthmoving Tyres

Ross is running this one online from the Welshpool complex on Orrong Road, with three lots of serious lifting gear up for sale. The Kato CR-250 is the headline act, a solid pick for site work or machinery moving, while the two Terex Franna cranes offer practical, compact options that suit tight access jobs or workshop use.

If you’re in the market for mobile cranes, this is a chance to grab working units without the lead time on new gear. Check the photos and any service records before bidding, and factor in transport from Welshpool. Ross’s operation handles plenty of plant and machinery sales, so the listing format is straightforward, but with only three lots, the action will be quick once the timer runs down.

This is a straight-up tyre sale for anyone running excavators, loaders, graders, or heavy commercial utes and trucks. The lot list is built around off-road and commercial patterns, so think deep tread, stiff sidewalls, and sizes that won’t fit your daily driver. If you’ve got a machine sitting on bald rubber, this is a cheaper way to sort it than walking into a tyre shop cold.

Ross runs regular sales out of Perth, often pulling together WA Police forfeitures, machinery, and business closure stock, so the condition and sizing can vary lot to lot. Check the photos carefully, and if you can, head to the Welshpool viewing to measure up and check for cuts or uneven wear. Bidding’s online only, so register before the close date and factor in pickup from Orrong Road. No delivery, so bring a truck or trailer that can handle the weight.

Ross’s has built a reputation for moving everything from WA Police forfeitures to business closure stock, and this sale fits that mould. The focus here is squarely on plant and equipment, with the sort of gear that keeps sites running: forklifts for the warehouse, skid steers for tight spaces, telehandlers for reach, and EWPs for getting up high. It’s a practical mix, not a showroom of pristine machines, so expect working condition over polish.

Buyers should note this is an online-only auction closing on 19 August 2026, which means you’ll need to register and bid through the platform rather than waving a paddle. Given Ross’s runs these regularly from the Welshpool complex, there’s a rhythm to how they do things, and the lot list will be your best friend when it comes to picking out the good oil. Check the photos and any condition reports carefully, and factor in pickup logistics from Orrong Road if you land something big. For anyone needing to upgrade their plant lineup without paying dealership prices, this is a genuine chance to score.

This is the final cleanup at the Alcaro Hydraulics yard in Bullsbrook, so the mix is genuine end-of-line stuff from a working business. You will find vehicles suitable for farm or site use, including tractors and 4×4 utes, plus transportable buildings that could serve as sheds or site offices.

The real meat is in the hydraulic and engineering machinery. Think pumps, rams, presses, and workshop gear that came out of a functioning hydraulics outfit. Ross runs regular sales out of Perth, often handling WA Police forfeited goods and business closures, so the provenance is solid. Bidding closes on August 20, 2026. Get down to Dewar Road for inspections if you need a closer look.

The Mitsubishi is the headliner here, a proper ex-service unit that’s been set up for firefighting or water carting duties. For rural buyers or anyone needing a bulk water hauler, this is a solid workhorse with genuine capability, not a show pony. Check the service history and pump condition before bidding, but these units are built to take a beating.

The Toyota 7PB25 electric forklift is the practical pick for warehouses or yards needing a reliable lifter without the diesel fumes. The 3-stage container mast gives you extra reach for stacking or loading, and electric running gear keeps operating costs down. With only two lots, this is a tight, focused auction, so get your inspection done early and be ready to move when the timer starts.

This auction packs a solid mix for miners, contractors, and tradies. The vehicle lineup includes several Toyota HiLux and LandCruiser utes, a 2018 Isuzu NNR 45-150 tray truck, and a 2015 Ford Transit Custom van. On the earthmoving side, look for a Caterpillar 320D excavator, a Komatsu WA320 wheel loader, and a 2016 Hitachi ZX135US-5 excavator.

Mobile generators from Cummins and Himoinsa are listed, along with a range of submersible and centrifugal pumps. The workshop gear covers welders, compressors, and tooling. All items are located at the Great Eastern Highway showroom. Buyers should inspect in person before bidding. Auction close date is yet to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates.

This one’s got proper workshop cred. The engineering side covers milling and boring machines, the kind of gear that keeps a fabrication shop ticking, and there’s welding equipment to match. Diesel engines are also in the mix, so if you’re restoring a truck, repowering a machine, or just want a spare block, it’s worth scrolling the full list.

Ross runs these sales regularly out of Perth, and the source stock here includes business closures, so condition and usage will vary. That means you need to do your own homework on photos and any inspection times, but the upside is real for anyone who can shift heavy items themselves.

The online format means bidding runs to a set close date, and pickup will be from the Welshpool site, so factor in transport. If you’re after specific brands or models, check the lot descriptions carefully, as the catalogue is mixed and some items may be sold as-is without warranty.

This is a regular unreserved sale from sbauction, so everything is selling to the highest bidder with no reserve price holding things back. That makes it a solid hunting ground for tradies, small builders, and anyone looking to pick up gear for a fair price.

The lot list points to a mix of small construction equipment, light vehicles, and industrial bits and pieces. If you need a ute, a trailer, or a compact machine to get a job done, this is the sort of auction where you can snag something without fighting dealer markups. The Midland location means easy access for Perth buyers and regional operators alike.

Check the close date and get your bids in early. With no reserves, the bargains will go to whoever is ready to move.

This is a straight-up unreserved sale, so everything from the Pilbara branch needs a new home. The ex-mine vehicles are the headline grabbers: expect heavy-use gear that still has life left for the right buyer. The DAF truck is a standout for transport operators, while the Toyota LandCruisers will suit anyone needing a tough 4WD for site work or farm access.

The plant-equipment section includes dozers and loaders from CAT and Komatsu, plus support gear like generators and workshop tools. If you’re after mining-spec machinery without the new price tag, this is the one to watch. Check the photos carefully for service history and wear, as these units have worked hard. Bidding closes 17 June.

This unreserved sale from sbauction in Midland WA covers more than just farm gear. The lot list includes a mix of utes, trucks, and four-wheel drives, plus compressors, generators, and welding plant. There are also trailers, forklifts, and earthmoving attachments worth a look.

Buyers should check the condition reports closely, as items are sold as-is. The auction runs until 4 June 2026, so there is time to inspect before bidding. If you need a work ute or a decent tractor for a rural property, this is one to watch.

This sbauction sale at Midland WA covers a solid spread of plant equipment for operators and contractors. Beyond the main loaders and excavators, there’s a 2016 Caterpillar 420F2 backhoe loader, a 2017 Case 721F wheel loader, and a 2012 Hitachi ZX70-5 excavator. Support gear includes a 2014 Isuzu NPS 300 tray truck, a 2015 Toyota HiAce van, and a 2014 Ford Ranger XLT dual cab.

Buyers should note the sale includes a 2016 Kobelco SK210-10 excavator and a 2015 JCB 3CX backhoe. For site prep, there’s a 2015 Caterpillar CS54B vibratory roller and a 2014 Hamm HD12VV tandem roller. The lot list also shows a 2015 Komatsu WA270 wheel loader and a 2016 Hitachi ZX135US-5 excavator. All items appear to be offered without reserve, so check the inspection times if you want to kick the tyres before bidding closes on 5 August 2026.

This sale covers the typical sbauction mix of light industrial assets that move quickly. The Kanga Mini Loader with attachments is a standout for landscapers and small site operators, while the John Deere tractor suits hobby farms or rural blocks. Several transportables and site boxes are listed, ideal for secure on-site storage.

The catalogue also includes a selection of attachments like augers and buckets, plus general workshop gear. With no reserve on any lot, bidding starts from the first dollar. Inspection is available on the day before the close, so factor that in if you need to check running gear or tyre condition.

Ross’s traditional Karratha auction pulls together gear that actually works for the region, not just the usual clearance filler. The vehicle lineup leans towards dual-cab utes and light commercials, the kind of thing tradies and mine-site contractors run daily. On the truck side, look for tautliners, tipper bodies, and prime movers that have done real kilometres, so check service history before you bid.

Plant equipment is where the value often sits. There’s typically a range of excavators, loaders, and compaction gear, with brands like Caterpillar, Komatsu, and Hitachi popping up when stock is strong. If you’re chasing attachments or spare parts, those lots tend to fly under the radar, so it pays to scroll through the full catalogue.

Ross runs these sales regularly from Perth, and the Karratha offering is a mix of ex-fleet, business closure, and police forfeited items. That means condition varies, so inspection is worth your time. The auction is timed to suit local buyers, but online bidding is open if you’re not in the area. Keep an eye on the close date as it firms up, and register early if you plan to bid.

This sale covers small plant, earthmoving attachments, and trailers spread across multiple locations in NSW and the ACT. The lot list shows a mix of newer and older gear worth a look.

Standouts include the 2023 Heli CPD18 diesel forklift and the 2015 Genie GRC12 compact scissor lift. For attachment buyers, there is an Unbranded 400mm auger bit, a 2021 Uprising Engineering TP96 auger drive, and two Cascade forklift carton clamps. A 2010 Jungheinrich EFG115 forklift and a 2001 Resort Trailers unit add depth. The 2024 Sureweld SW2000C welder is recent stock.

Check the listings for each lot’s location before bidding. Pickles runs these as timed online sales, so factor in transport from various sites.

This is a mixed-bag online auction with only four lots, so it pays to look closely at what’s on offer. The Kincrome gear is solid workshop kit: the K12161 low-profile trolley jack is useful for lowered cars or tight clearance jobs, and the two pairs of K12204 ratchet jack stands mean you can set up a safe lift on both ends of a vehicle. They’re brand-name items that hold their value.

The unbranded engine is a bit of a mystery, so factor in a visual inspection or ask for more details before bidding. The pallet of directional drilling equipment could be the sleeper lot if you’re in civil or utilities work, but check the condition and completeness. Pickles is running this one as a timed online sale, closing August 17, 2026. With only four lots, the bidding should move fast.

This sale leans practical, with modular buildings that suit site offices, lunchrooms, or storage. The light vehicles are mostly work-ready utes and vans, the kind that cop a hiding on site but still have life left. Construction equipment covers the usual suspects, from excavators and bobcats to generators and compaction gear.

Martin Auctioneers runs these sales regularly, and the stock here looks like it’s come off active jobs rather than sitting in a yard for years. Check the photos and condition reports before bidding, as wear levels vary across the lots. If you need a quick setup for a project or a reliable runabout without paying new prices, this one’s worth a look.

The pick of the lot is likely the Volvo L60F, a proper mid-sized wheel loader that usually holds its value well if the salvage damage is cosmetic. The Dressta TD-20M is a serious bit of iron for anyone needing a full-size dozer, while the three Kobelco SK80-series excavators offer options for buyers chasing a compact unit with decent reach. If you need something smaller, the 2014 Kalmar DCF 410CSG container forklift and the 2023 Hyundai 25LE-7 are both listed, covering heavy industrial and warehouse duties.

Salvage titles mean you need to do your homework on why each unit is here. Some gear may have been written off for minor panel damage, while others could have mechanical or structural issues. The 2014 Rover Z-Force LZ48 mower and the Toyota Huski 30-5SDK8 are worth a look for lighter jobs, but factor in inspection time and potential repair costs before you bid. With 12 lots spread across various national locations, check the specific pickup point for each item, as freight could add up quickly if you’re buying multiple pieces.

This online auction spreads the gear across several sites, so factor in pickup logistics before you bid. The Bomag compactor is a solid entry for anyone doing site prep or roadwork, and the hours are reasonable for its age. The Genie Z-34/22 is the standout for access work, a machine that holds its value if the battery and lift systems check out.

Trailer buyers get a decent spread: two 2022 Classic Trailers CE2000s, a 2021 CE2000, and an 8X5HD from the same builder, plus a 1998 King Towbars unit. There’s also a wine or fruit processing drum, a Forza concrete trowel, and a couple of unknowns that could go cheap if you’re willing to inspect. With 12+ lots, it’s a manageable sale, not a marathon. Bid with pickup costs in mind and inspect where you can, especially on the older gear.

This one’s got a solid spread for anyone setting up or topping up a workshop. The YILMAZ up-cutting saw is the headline act for metal fab work, while the Rottler milling and surfacing machine suits engine reconditioning or precision jobs. The SERVEX hydraulic press and Serdi pressure tester round out the heavier gear, so there’s real value for trade buyers, not just hobbyists.

On the lighter side, there’s a Milwaukee combo kit, an assortment of electric and petrol drills, and 10 x 285W Arlec pedestal fans to keep the shed cool. The lot list also throws in four plastic road side barriers (2000mm x 850mm x 570mm approx) and a Fantech vertical exhaust roof duct, which are handy for site work or ventilation setups.

Bidding closes on 2 September 2026, with the sale running online from various locations. Lot count is listed at 12+, so expect a few more additions before close. Check the full catalogue for condition reports and pickup details, especially since the gear is spread across multiple sites.

This liquidation covers a solid spread of plant and trucks for anyone in earthmoving or haulage. The excavator list includes a Hitachi ZX200 and a Kobelco SK200, both popular on local sites. For transport, there are Isuzu FTR and FVY tippers, a Hino 700, and several box trailers and flatbed trailers.

Utes in the mix include Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger models, handy as site runners. Attachments such as buckets, grabs, and rippers are also on offer. With the close date set for 18 August 2026, there is time to inspect and plan. Check the Pickles site for the full lot list and viewing details.

The Kawasaki 60ZV is a solid mid-size loader with a reputation for being a workhorse on small sites, rural blocks, and council yards. Powered by a six-cylinder diesel and running a 2.2 cubic metre bucket, it’s built for loading trucks, shifting stockpiles, or cleaning up after a demolition. The 2009 model sits in the sweet spot of being modern enough for decent cab comforts, but old enough that parts and servicing are well understood by most heavy diesel mechanics.

O’Maras run regular general auctions in Lilyfield, so this loader sits alongside the usual mix of household goods, furniture, and antiques. That means the bidding crowd could be a bit thin on heavy equipment specialists, which often works in your favour if you’re after a bargain. The sale is unreserved, so the highest bidder walks away with it, no games. Check the start and charging system before bidding, and factor in transport out of the inner west if you’re not local.

The Stihl lot is the pick of the bunch for anyone maintaining large blocks or working in horticulture. You’ve got an HLA 65 battery-powered hedge trimmer, a BG 86C petrol blower, an FS 131 brushcutter, and a BT 131 auger. That’s a solid four-piece kit for clearing, planting, and tidying up, and government surplus usually means they’ve been serviced on a schedule, not run into the ground.

Beyond the garden gear, there’s some practical stuff for the workshop and site. The 400mm and 250mm digging buckets will suit mini excavator operators looking for spares, and the EMFLUX electromagnetic flowmeter is a niche find for anyone in irrigation or water testing. For the office or retail fit-out, there are two angled display stands with rear cupboard storage, plus a timber three-door display cupboard and a TV stand.

Pickles is running this one from Milperra, so it’s a Sydney pickup. With 12 lots listed and no reserve dramas typical of government auctions, the smart play is to sort out which Stihl unit you actually need and bid accordingly. The council gear tends to move cheap, but the good stuff gets attention late, so have your max number in mind before the timer runs down.

The KX135 is the headline act here, pairing a Kubota powerplant with a heap of attachments and an 8×5 3-tonne heavy-duty digger trailer, so it’s a ready-to-work setup for anyone needing serious digging capacity without the wait for new stock. The KX11 units, both the 2025 model and the trailer-combo version, are ideal for tighter sites or residential jobs where manoeuvrability counts. All listed as unused, which takes the guesswork out of condition.

Beyond the excavators, the catalogue spans forklifts, mowers, and general plant equipment, giving this sale a broad appeal for contractors, landscapers, and equipment hire operators. With 56 lots, there’s room to pick up attachments or smaller gear without fighting a massive crowd. Check the listing for the exact location and close date, as Grays has confirmed the NSW site but left the final details pending. If you need earthmoving kit fresh from the crate, this one’s worth a serious look.

This is a straight-up clearance of fresh stock, and every listed unit is marked as unused. If you’re after a cattle trailer, the 2026 12′ x 6′ galvanised dual axle is the pick, built to handle the rough stuff without a scratch on it. For tradies or general hauling, the 2025 10X6 tipper cage trailer offers that handy dump function, and it’s also untouched.

The rest of the lots cover the practical end of the spectrum: a 2026 galvanised dual axle box trailer with a cage, rated to 3,400kg ATM, and a 2025 heavy-duty galvanised boat trailer. All are new, so no wear and tear to factor into your bidding. With 12 lots total, the sale is tight and focused, so check the close date on the listing and get your inspection done early if you’re serious.

The big draw here is the Kobolt KF5000, a 5-tonne 4×4 diesel forklift with a 4.5m mast. It’s a 2025 build, unused, which means you’re getting factory-spec condition without the wait or the premium of buying new through a dealer. For heavier yard work or loading duties, this is the one that’ll do the heavy lifting.

Alongside it, there’s a 2025 Kobolt 3-tonne counterbalance diesel, also unused. That’s a solid all-rounder for warehouses, sheds, or smaller operations that need reliable lifting without going overboard on capacity. Both units are diesel, so they’re built for outdoor work and long shifts, not just the showroom.

Rounding out the lot is a 2024 container ramp platform, unused as well. If you’re moving freight through containers regularly, this saves the back-breaking manual handling and speeds up loading. Three lots, all brand new, all sitting in NSW. Check the description for the exact pickup spot, and factor in transport costs before you bid. No close date listed yet, so keep an eye on the listing for when it drops.

This is a solid chance to grab skid steer gear without the wear and tear. The headline items are the unused attachments, which are often the first to get hammered on site. A rock picking bucket suits anyone clearing paddocks, while the auger drive and sweeper broom cover fencing and cleanup work. If you run a Bobcat or similar machine, these are worth a close look before they get bid up.

Beyond the attachments, the workshop tools round out the catalogue. With 104 lots total, there’s likely a mix of hand tools, consumables, and bits you’d normally pay full retail for. Dubbo location means local pickup is straightforward, but check the listing for freight options if you’re further out. No close date locked in yet, so keep checking the page if you’re serious.

This is a clean, no-wear catalogue for anyone setting up or upgrading a compact plant setup. The concrete mixer bucket is a practical pick for on-site pours without tying up a dedicated mixer truck, while the auger drive suits fencing or post-hole work. The sweeper broom and tiller attachments round out a solid range for property maintenance or landscaping jobs.

The unused status across these lots is the main draw, meaning no hours, no wear, and no prior operator damage to factor into your bid. With 89 lots, there’s likely more than the featured gear to sift through, so check the full list for other attachments or accessories that might fill gaps in your fleet. Grays runs a straightforward online process, so register early and be ready when the close date is confirmed.

This is a full plant dispersal from a mining operation. The standout is the Franna crane, a mobile unit built for tight sites. Crushers include jaw and cone models, likely from major OEMs. Loaders range from mid-size to production class, with a grader for haul road maintenance.

Light commercials cover utes and service trucks, useful for site support or resale. Everything is sold as-is, so inspect before bidding. The close date is 29 July 2026, giving you time to arrange a site visit in Rockhampton.

This is a multi-vendor clearance, so expect a bit of everything rather than a single operator’s tidy fleet. The headline act is the 2024 Sinotruk Sitrak CH7, a near-new unit that’ll suit anyone wanting late-model spec without the full showroom price. The two Freightliner Coronados are proven workhorses, and the Mack ML tipper is a solid entry for local cartage or site work.

Beyond the trucks, the earthmoving side should draw interest from contractors and small operators. With 34 lots total, it’s a manageable sale, not a marathon. Check the photos and condition reports carefully, as multi-vendor jobs often hide varying maintenance histories. If you need a prime mover or tipper, this is a decent chance to pick up something ready to work.

This Townsville auction is a straight run at brand-new attachment gear, which is a handy find for contractors or plant operators looking to outfit a machine without paying retail. The featured lots are all unused, so condition shouldn’t be a worry, and the lineup covers a solid spread of work: grading, compaction, concrete mixing, and rock removal.

The grader attachment and vibratory roller are the headline pieces here, both suited to skid steers, which means they’re versatile across a range of popular loaders. The concrete mixer bucket is a practical pickup for small jobs, while the rock picking bucket is built for site cleanup or ag work. If you’re in North Queensland and need to expand what your skid steer can do, this is a tight, focused catalogue worth a look.

Check the close date, as it’s still listed as TBC, and factor in the Garbutt location for pickup logistics. With everything showing as unused, there’s less risk of hidden wear, but it’s still worth inspecting the gear in person if you’re bidding serious money.

The Mercedes Benz Fire Service 4×2 is the headline act here, a proper workhorse for anyone needing a heavy-duty service vehicle with serious presence. It’s not a daily driver, but for rural blocks, farm setups, or light commercial use, it brings a lot of capability for the money.

Beyond that, the 2010 Westbrook 10×6 tandem axle trailer is a straightforward, no-nonsense hauler, while the 2018 Smart Load plant trailer is the pick for anyone moving machinery around. The 2014 Pulse Power spray trailer rounds out the lot list, giving this sale a decent mix of hauling and application gear. Buccan’s not far from Beenleigh, so it’s an easy run for Brisbane or Gold Coast buyers. Check the close date on the listing, as it’s still to be confirmed, and get in early to inspect if you’re serious.

This one’s got a bit of everything for the earthmoving and haulage game. The DAF CF7585 is the headline act, a proper 8×4 vacuum truck that’s built for liquid and waste removal work. Pair that with the ASV RT65, a compact tracked loader that’ll squeeze into tight sites where a bigger machine won’t fit, and you’ve got a versatile pair right there.

The 1981 Mack 6×4 prime mover is the old-school option, and while it’s got some years on it, these units are still sought after for yard moves or parts. The tipper trailer from North East Engineering rounds out the key picks, and with 29 lots total, there’s likely to be a mix of attachments, spares, and smaller plant gear to sort through. Check the close date, as it’s still listed as TBC, and get in early for inspection if you’re serious about the bigger items.

This sale pulls together a practical spread of civil and civic gear, heavy on attachments that often get overlooked but cost a fortune new. The earthmoving side looks like the main draw, with buckets and rippers that could bolt straight onto common excavator models, plus general goods that round out a working site.

For buyers, the mix suggests a cleared yard or depot, which usually means negotiable condition and realistic starting prices. If you need spare steel for a job coming up, this is worth a look before the 17 September close. Check the photos carefully for wear on cutting edges and mounting points, and factor in freight from Melbourne if you’re not local.

The Renault Master is the pick of the van bunch for anyone needing a late-model workhorse, while the Hiace remains a dependable, no-fuss option for tradies or delivery runs. Both are diesels, which keeps running costs in check, and the enclosed trailers offer secure, weatherproof hauling for tools, gear, or weekend loads.

The plant and equipment side of the catalogue is worth a dig through, too. With 72 lots total, there’s likely to be a mix of attachments and machinery that suits small operators or weekend DIYers. Check the photos and condition reports before bidding, as Grays listings can vary widely on wear and tear.

If you’re after a van or trailer without paying dealer prices, this one’s worth a look. The auction close date is yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the listing for the countdown.

The International S2600 is the headline act here, a proper 6×4 tow truck with the grunt for recovery work. It’s an older unit, but that generation of International is known for being straightforward to maintain, and the tow setup is what you’re paying for. If you’re after something lighter, the Mitsubishi FK600 crane truck is a solid option, with the 4×2 configuration making it easier to maneuver on site while still carrying a crane for lifting jobs.

The two Hamelex tri-axle dog trailers are worth a look if you need hauling capacity without splashing out on a new unit. Both are 1980s builds, so expect some wear, but tri-axle dog trailers hold their value when the running gear is sound. With 11 lots total, this is a tight, focused auction, not a sprawling clearance, so check each listing carefully for condition reports and photos before bidding. Locations vary across VIC, so factor in transport costs when you’re working out your max number.

The Yanmar is the headline act here, a 2021 machine with low hours likely, and it’s the kind of unit that holds value if the service history checks out. The Kobelco 1.6-tonne is a handy little digger for tight sites or backyard work, and it’ll pull interest from both tradies and hobby farmers. On the vehicle side, the Hilux is the classic workhorse, and the Prado GXL is a proven tourer, both likely with decent kms for their age, but worth a close look at the condition reports before bidding.

Beyond the big-ticket items, the tool range is where the quiet value sits. Portable generators, pumps, and a massive assortment of power tools mean there’s something for anyone who needs gear for a job or a side hustle. The auctioneer has flagged this as a broad clearance, so expect mixed conditions, but that’s where the bargains come from. Check the photos, do your homework on the vehicles, and be ready to move when the close date firms up.