Inside This Week’s Machinery Auction Market: Mine-Spec LandCruisers, Coates Hire Plant & Fleet Trucks (150 Upcoming Sales)

This is a straight-from-service sale of ex-military plant equipment, so expect low-hour, well-maintained machines built to a defence specification. The standout is the Komatsu PC50MR-2, a compact radius excavator ideal for tight sites, alongside the trio of Hitachi LX120 wheel loaders that are workhorses for bulk material handling.

All items are listed under Pickles’ national online format, meaning bidders from any state can participate. The close date is 10 June 2026, giving you time to inspect or arrange transport. If you need reliable earthmoving gear without civilian wear and tear, this is your shot.

Pickles is running a national salvage auction with a solid mix of plant and agricultural equipment. The standout is the 2024 Caterpillar 336 excavator, barely a year old. That’s backed by a 2019 Doosan DX380LC-3 and a 2010 Cat 320D, so there’s heavy iron for earthmoving contractors.

On the ag side, a Case IH Farmall 60B tractor and multiple Toro mowers – including a GroundsMaster 3200 and an STX38 – offer options for farm or turf work. A 2004 Haulotte Compact 10DX cherry picker and a TR Rock Breaker add versatility. Bidding is open across various national locations, so check the site for your nearest pickup. Closes June 10.

Pickles is putting up a mixed catalogue of workshop machinery, small tooling, and groundcare equipment, with bidding open now across multiple locations. The 12-plus lots cover everything from a Lukas S510 hydraulic cutter to a crate of Bremick structural assembly bolts. If you need survey gear, there is a Leica Piper 100 pipe laser kit alongside a Spectra Precision unit and the Nikon NE-20 digital theodolite.

Power equipment buyers should eye the 2023 Genelite QSV diesel generator, plus two STIHL units: a BR600 petrol backpack blower and an MS211 chainsaw. There is also a Stanley pneumatic C-ring tool, a hydraulic hose reel of unknown make, and four Hankook Smart Work AM09 truck tyres in 10R22.5 size. Bidding is online only, so check the close date of June 17 and factor in delivery from the various VIC and TAS locations. No reserve prices have been stated, which could mean some sharp buys for those who do their homework.

This online auction covers a broad spread of gear for construction, rail, and farm work. The rail tamping machines are a standout for anyone doing track maintenance, while the 2013 Jungheinrich ERD220 electric forklift suits warehouse or yard operations. The Tri-Aerator/Mower and water cart point to rural or turf applications.

Buyers should note the sale runs until June 17, 2026, with 12 lots on offer. Items are located at various sites in SA and NT, so factor in transport costs before bidding. The mix includes a 2016 unbranded unit, a 2001 Modern Trailers trailer, and a 2003 Chem-loo unit, giving a decent range of price points for bargain hunters. Check each lot for exact location and condition reports before you commit.

This online auction from Pickles covers multiple sites in South Australia and the Northern Territory, so factor in collection logistics if you’re bidding. The lot list mixes heavy workshop items with serious groundcare equipment. The Kubota ZG222A-AU is a commercial zero-turn mower built for large blocks or council work, while the Nobili BNU195 mulcher suits tractor-mounted vegetation control. For power, there’s an 80 KVA generator and a Dunlite generator, plus a 20-foot shipping container that could double as storage or a site shed.

Smaller gear includes three Honda GX240 pumps, an Austech Scorpion pressure cleaner, and a Briggs & Stratton unit. A single hook lift bin and solar panels round out the offering. With 12 lots total, this is a tight, targeted sale for anyone needing workshop, grounds, or power backup equipment. Bidding closes 17 June 2026.

This online auction covers the full spread of earthmoving gear, with Caterpillar dominating the lineup. The 2003 Cat 735 articulated dump truck is a standout for bulk haulage, while the pair of Ammann AP240 asphalt pavers (2009 and 2011 models) will appeal to road crews. For smaller sites, the 2014 Kobelco SK135SR excavator and the 2017 Mecalac 6MCR swing loader offer manoeuvrability.

The lot list also includes a 2012 Cat 319DL excavator, a 2009 Sumitomo SH240, and a 1994 Cat 12G motor grader for grading and finishing work. The Tin Bin TC2 vacuum excavator attachment is a niche addition for utility work. Bidding closes on 18 June 2026, and with items spread across various national locations, buyers should factor in transport costs. Check each lot for specific condition reports and location details before bidding.

Pickles is running this online auction across multiple sites in NSW and the ACT, with a solid mix of small plant, earthmoving attachments, and trailers. The standout item is the Kubota BX25DLB, a compact but capable backhoe loader that suits small jobsites, landscaping, or farm work. It’s backed up by a few 2025 Green Pty Ltd box trailers, which are brand new and ready to go.

If you need site amenities, there are two portable PVC toilets in the lineup. For light transport or recreational use, the 2010 Yamaha YDRE and the 1995 Club Car DS golf buggies are worth a look. A couple of site sheds and a 2012 Homemade trailer round out the lots.

Bidding closes on 22 June. Inspection is by arrangement with the auctioneer.

This Pickles auction is a solid hit for anyone setting up or restocking a workshop. The headline items are the CIGWELD TRANSTIG 300 AC/DC units, a professional-grade TIG welder suited to steel, stainless, and aluminium. There are several of them in the lot list, so you’ve got a decent shot at snagging one without a bidding war. The CIGWELD WELDSKILL 135 MIG welder is a handy portable unit for light fabrication or repairs.

Beyond the welding gear, there’s practical workshop furniture: rolling industrial workbenches and standalone workbenches. A 2022 Roshar 8×4 trailer adds value if you need to move gear or materials. The Milwaukee Packout toolbox is a bonus for tradies wanting to expand their storage system. With a June 22 close date, you’ve got time to inspect the lots online. Bidders from both NSW and ACT can participate, so check the location details for each item before you commit.

This online auction covers gear spread across VIC and TAS, so buyers should factor in location when bidding. The standout lots are the three 2020 Linde V08-02 forklifts, ideal for tight warehouse work. There’s also a 2020 JLG 2032ES scissor lift for access jobs and a 2022 ACMC C22 trailer for hauling.

The 2009 Crown WAV50-118 is a solid workhorse for those after a reach truck with good load capacity. With only seven lots total, this is a tight, focused sale. Bidding closes 23 June 2026, so register early and inspect where possible.

This is a national online salvage auction from Pickles, covering construction, earthmoving and agricultural equipment spread across multiple sites. With only two lots listed, it is a tight, targeted sale for buyers chasing heavy gear at salvage prices.

The standout is the 1999 Caterpillar 990 Series II, a big-wheel loader built for hard yards in mining or quarry work. The second lot is a New Holland machine, likely from their agricultural or construction range. Both are sold as-is, so factor in inspection and transport costs before bidding. Closes 1 July 2026.

This Brisbane sale from Pickles is a solid mix of work-ready light vehicles, heavy trucks, and site support gear. The Kenworth K200 and Cat CT630 are the headline prime movers for anyone needing a proven haulage unit, while the 2018 Isuzu FVZ 260-300 and 2008 Isuzu NQR450 offer reliable medium-duty options. The 1988 Haulmark trailer and 2008 Krueger ST-3-38 tipper add to the hauling capability.

For loading and earthmoving, the 2005 Caterpillar 236B skid steer and Komatsu WB97R backhoe loader are practical buys for smaller jobs. The 2006 Manitou MT1440 telehandler is a standout for warehouse or site lifting. Light vehicle buyers get a 2012 Toyota Landcruiser and 2010 Mazda BT-50, both common in mining fleets.

The 2025 Freightmore SEM3 is a near-new auxiliary trailer worth a close look. With 12 lots and a late-May close, this auction suits contractors and tradies after proven ex-fleet gear without the dealer markup. Inspect before bidding.

This is a straight-up opportunity for anyone who works a skid steer or mini excavator. All the headline lots are listed as unused, which is the main draw here. You’ve got a grader attachment for fine grading, a vibratory roller for compaction work, a concrete mixer bucket for small pours, and a brush cutter for clearing. That covers a solid range of jobsite tasks without the wear and tear of secondhand gear.

The auction is online through Grays, based out of Torrington near Toowoomba. With 101 lots on offer, there’s likely more than just the featured attachments. Expect a mix of plant equipment extras, possibly buckets, couplers, or hydraulic gear. Check the full catalogue for anything that fits your machine.

Buyers should factor in inspection and pickup from the Toowoomba area. Unused gear typically means no hidden hours or repairs, but verify compatibility with your skid steer model before bidding. The close date is June 2, 2026, so there’s time to sort out transport.

This online auction covers a solid spread of gear for anyone in construction, landscaping, or earthmoving. Standouts include the Lincoln Air Vantage 500, a four-stroke diesel industrial welder that’s a workhorse on site. The Kubota GL9000D diesel generator is another reliable unit for power in remote spots, while the 2012 Atlas Copco XAMS1150 CD7 compressor handles heavy air-demand jobs.

Attachments are well represented, with a Bobcat sweeper, Dingo auger drive, and Dingo spreader bar ready to bolt on. For vegetation work, there’s a Stihl KM131R pole saw and hedge trimmer combo, plus a Stihl FS480C brushcutter. A 2009 Trailers 2000 S516 trailer rounds out the haulage side. Bidding closes 3 June 2026, so check the listings for inspection times and pickup details across the various QLD locations.

This online auction from Pickles covers a solid mix of workshop, site, and groundcare gear spread across various QLD locations. The standout heavy items are two 2011 Wacker Neuson DPU 130 LE reversible plate compactors, ideal for earthworks and paving crews. For welders, there is a Lincoln Air Vantage 500 diesel engine drive unit plus a Cigweld Transmig 500 and a Transmig 500i power source, giving fabricators both stick and MIG capability.

On the site infrastructure side, you will find a 6m x 3m demountable site office, a 13,000-litre diesel fuel tank, a 20-foot diesel fuel tank, and a portable sewage tank. The oil tanks (three listed) suggest a workshop or fleet operation clearing out bulk fluids storage. With 12 lots confirmed and more likely added closer to the close date, this is a targeted sale for anyone kitting up a rural or regional workshop. Bidding closes 3 June 2026, so check the listings for exact pickup locations and viewing times.

This liquidation auction from Hymans covers a full fit-out for a commercial joinery shop. The standout is the Homag edge banding gear, a core piece for high-volume cabinet production. Also on offer are a Weeke CNC machining centre for precision routing and drilling, plus Altendorf and SCM panel saws for sheet stock breakdown.

Supporting equipment includes dust extraction units, clamps, and hand-held power tools. There are also vehicles and trucks listed, likely for deliveries and site work. The auction runs under instructions from P.A. Lucas & Co, acting for Joinery Eleven Pty Ltd in liquidation.

Buyers should factor in freight from Queensland. Given the specialised nature of the gear, this auction suits cabinet makers, shop fitters, or anyone setting up a joinery workshop on a budget. Check the close date on the Hymans site as it is yet to be confirmed.

This weekly online sale from a Brisbane auction house that has been operating since 1989 covers a broad sweep of categories. The plant and equipment section is the main draw, with machinery and hardware items likely to suit tradies, hobby farmers, and shed-fitters alike.

The collectables segment adds a different angle, so keep an eye out for anything from vintage tools to obscure household finds. With no close date confirmed yet, you have time to register and watch the lots roll in. Check the listing for the full catalogue and bid early if you spot a bargain.

This Brisbane auction from nasco is a solid hit for anyone needing transport or plant equipment. The lot list points to a strong mix of heavy trucks, including prime movers and rigid tippers, plus a range of trailers. On the machinery side, you will find excavators, loaders, and forklifts likely suited to construction or mining work.

Buyers should check the close date, which is still to be confirmed. Given nasco’s nationwide reach, expect competitive bidding from both local operators and interstate buyers. If you need to move gear or upgrade a fleet, this one is worth a close look.

This is the second instalment from McNaughtons Excavations, and it’s all about precision equipment. The lot list is heavy on Topcon kit: GX55 and GX-60 screens paired with PG-S3 and G3-A1M GPS hats, plus an FC-5000 screen with a BX10_5 receiver. There are also two L-SV2S dual grade lasers, an RL-100 1S single grade laser, and an RL-60B single grade laser.

For pipelaying work, a TP-L3A pipe laser and a Laser Beams 2700 pipe laser are both up for grabs. Surveyors will note the AT-B4 dump level and a tripod with staff. If you’re setting up a machine control system or need spares for a Topcon-equipped fleet, this is a targeted lot.

The sale closes 28 May 2026. Pickles is running it out of Melbourne, but the gear is located at Colac West. No need to bid blind – inspect before the close if you’re serious.

This is a liquidation sale from Leuco Australia Pty Ltd, an established player in industrial tooling and machinery, now under administration. Hymans is running the auction nationally, with assets located across multiple states. The standout lots centre on advanced woodworking and panel processing gear.

The lot list includes a Homag KAL 310 edgebander, a Weeke BP-150 Optimat CNC machining centre, and a Stiles BIMA 310. For material handling, there are Toyota and Clark forklifts. Supporting equipment covers dust extraction units, compressors, and tooling.

Buyers should note the close date is yet to be confirmed, so register early with Hymans to get updates. Given it’s an administrator sale, items are sold as-is with no guarantees. Inspection windows will be limited, so plan ahead if you need to view gear in person. This is a genuine opportunity for cabinetmakers, joiners, and industrial workshops to pick up premium German and Italian machinery at forced-sale prices.

This Gollant auction is a clean-out of serious heavy plant, with a mix of running gear, parts-only units, and scrap metal. The headline items are a Caterpillar D8T dozer and a 375 excavator, both high-value rebuild candidates. Also on offer are a Cat 12M grader and three 773B dump trucks, plus a 773B water truck listed as parts only.

The Komatsu 465-3 dump truck and its water truck counterpart are also parts-only, so buyers chasing spares for these models should take a close look. With 300 tonnes total weight, there’s significant scrap value in the lot as well. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so check the listing regularly. If you need heavy earthmoving gear or are after dismantling projects, this is one to watch.

This is a targeted sale for anyone in cabinetmaking, joinery, or commercial furniture production. Gollant is clearing out a full workshop setup, so you can grab a complete line of heavy machinery in one go.

The standout is the 2023 SCM DMC MB90 profile sander, barely a year old. It is backed up by serious kit: the SCM S630 thicknesser for dimensioning, and the Poalino Bacci morticer for precision joinery. The Lasm LBK 150 edge sander-linisher is ideal for finishing, and there is a Mil-Tek Model 3/6HD compactor bailer for waste management.

Buyers should inspect the gear in person before bidding. Close date is yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the listing for updates. This is a rare chance to pick up late-model woodworking machinery without the retail markup.

This is an Expression of Interest sale from Pickles, offering a pair of heavy-hitters for serious mining operators. The 2012 Caterpillar 6050 Face Shovel is a 550-tonne beast built for high-production loading. It’s paired with a 2010 Komatsu WA1200-3 Loader, one of the largest wheel loaders ever made, tipping the scales at over 200 tonnes.

Both units are located in Newcastle and will suit contractors working large-scale earthmoving or quarry operations. With only two lots, this is a focused sale for buyers who know exactly what they need. The EOI format means you lodge a bid by the close date, so get your inspections and finance sorted early.

This Grays auction is a solid hit for anyone needing a work truck or heavy machinery. The tilt tray selection is strong: the 2015 Hino FD and the older 2007 Mitsubishi Fighter FM both offer 4×2 configurations, while the 1992 Isuzu FSR dual cab tilt tray gives you extra crew capacity. For tipper work, the 2016 Isuzu FRR500 is the standout modern unit.

Beyond the trucks, the plant and equipment lots cover the usual site essentials. Expect a mix of machinery suited to civil, farming, or hire fleets. With 154 lots, there is depth to the catalogue, so buyers should scan the full list early. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the listing for the deadline.

This is a serious lineup for anyone in the mining or civil game. Pickles is clearing out four massive machines, all from the late 2000s to early 2010s. The star attractions are the two Hitachi excavators: the EX1900-6 and the EX2500-6, both built for heavy production digging. The Caterpillar D11T is a genuine dozer heavyweight, and the Komatsu D475A-5E0 rounds out the fleet with proven reliability in push-loading and ripping.

Bidders should note this is a national online disposal, so you are competing against buyers from across the country. The gear is located at various sites around NSW, not all in one yard. Check the listing details for specific inspection times and location of each machine. Given the size and value of this equipment, factor in transport costs before you bid. Close date is June 18, 2026.

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.

Ross’s is clearing a serious stash of Caterpillar spares from a Welshpool complex, all online with bids closing 8 June 2026. The catalogue is stacked with serviceable parts for earthmoving gear: starters and alternators for D6, D8, and 980 models, plus hydraulic pumps, seals, and cooling components. There’s also a solid run of 12-volt and 24-volt heavy-duty batteries, ideal for plant equipment or off-grid setups.

This isn’t a speculative lot. These are genuine Cat parts, likely from a dealer or workshop closure. If you run a dozer, loader, or excavator, this is a chance to stock up on common wear items and backup spares at a fraction of dealer retail. The online format means you can bid from anywhere in WA, but factor in pickup from Welshpool.

Also mixed in are a few collectables and jewellery lots, so keep an eye out for oddball bargains. Check the full catalogue on Ross’s site for exact part numbers and condition notes before bidding.

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 is an unreserved clearance, so everything sells to the highest bidder with no floor. The lot list is heavy on heavy gear: multiple Cat 330 and 336 excavators, a Komatsu D375A dozer, and a Hitachi EH3500 dump truck. If you need a loader, there are Volvo L180s and a Cat 980H in the mix.

For the smaller operator, there is a solid selection of light vehicles including Isuzu and Hino trucks, plus a few 4×4 utes. The workshop side is covered too with welding sets, compressors, and a full set of earthmoving attachments. All items are available for inspection in Midland before the close on June 11.

This is a straight-up unreserved sale from sbauction, so everything moves. If you maintain gear for earthmoving or mining support, this is your chance to stock up on genuine and aftermarket spares without paying retail.

The lot list is heavy on wear items: cutting edges, grader blades, track chains, and sprockets. There are also several hydraulic breakers and couplers for excavators in the 20-40 tonne range. A handful of light vehicle spares and workshop consumables round out the mix.

Bidders should check the close date carefully. With no reserve, the early lots often go cheap, but the volume of gear means you can fill a ute tray for pocket change if you’re patient. Inspection is recommended for high-wear items.

This Pickles online auction covers a solid spread of gear for operators and contractors around Perth. The standout is the 2017 Broons ET-2140, a well-known brand in Australian earthmoving. There is also a 2014 Good Will Engineering item, plus a Bonne sweeper attachment suited to a wheeled loader and a Wacker Neuson BS60-2i rammer for compaction work.

For those moving heavy items, two steel barrel stands are listed, one suspected to be rated for 5 tonnes and another confirmed at 5 tonnes. Four 11.00×20 Bridgestone FG L2 tyres and four Open Country LT265/65R17 tyres are also in the mix. A 1990 Boss 150-0 rounds out the older gear, while the skid mounted diesel driven industrial pumps appear multiple times, suggesting a decent quantity for buyers needing portable pumping capacity.

Pickles is running this one online, so no need to travel to Bibra Lake unless you want to inspect. Bidding closes 17 June 2026. Check the listing for viewing times and any buyer’s premium.

This sale is squarely aimed at the mining and civil contractor market. The standout lots are the three Schlam Hercules DT Hiload 793D trays, purpose-built for hauling heavy loads on site. A Mono Dewatering System is also on offer, useful for mine site water management.

The vehicle mix is practical. You get a 2022 Toyota Hiace Commuter for crew transport, a 2007 Coaster for bigger groups, and three 2017 Toyota Hilux SRs plus a 2018 model for site runabouts. A 2017 Landcruiser Prado GX rounds out the 4×4 options. The JEC 793D tray adds further carrying capacity.

Buyers should inspect the gear in Bibra Lake before bidding closes on 17 June 2026. With only 12 lots, competition could be sharp on the better items, particularly the Toyota utes and the Schlam trays.

Ross’s is clearing the lot at its Kalgoorlie showroom, mixing heavy machinery with everyday workshop gear. The truck lineup includes Isuzu and Hino rigids, a Ford 350 trayback, and a Mitsubishi tipper, while the earthmoving side features a Caterpillar 140G grader and a Komatsu PC200 excavator. Support vehicles include a Toyota LandCruiser ute and a Nissan Patrol wagon.

Workshop buyers will find air compressors, welders, a lathe, and a range of hand tools and spares. There’s also a separate section for collectables and jewellery, making this a true mixed bag. The auction runs online, live, and in-house, so you can bid from anywhere. Check the closing date and get your inspection in early.

This is a straight-up ex-hire clearance from mgs, the Adelaide outfit that has been running commercial and machinery sales since 1980. The lot list points to a solid mix of towable gear and compact plant, ideal for a tradie or small operator looking to pick up serviceable kit without the dealer markup.

On the trailer front, you have multiple box trailers in various sizes, plus a tandem axle car trailer rated for heavier loads. The plant side includes a Posi-Track compact track loader, which is a versatile machine for site prep or landscaping. There is also a concrete mixer, a plate compactor, and a range of smaller items like a generator and a portable flood light tower.

Buyers should inspect what is on offer. Ex-hire gear often shows honest wear but is generally maintained to a working standard. The auction closes on 16 June 2026, so get in early to suss the condition and figure out your bidding limit.