Inside This Week’s Machinery Auction Market – 150 Upcoming Sales inc Franna Cranes, Excavators & Prime Movers

This is a salvage sale, so condition varies and the tank container is flagged as damaged. That is the point: plant, ag and materials handling gear that would normally sit well outside a modest budget, listed across multiple locations under one national auction.

Standouts include the 2022 Case IH 2152 and the 2021 Kubota 1100D, both recent models for their class. A 2014 Kalmar DCF 410CSG container handler and a John Deere 6320 add serious capability, while the Vermeer BC 1000 XL chipper and Genie GRC12 lift cover the smaller end. Older units like the Caterpillar 322B, Clark C500 and John Deere 270 round out the list.

Inspect before you bid. Salvage stock often needs repairs, parts or transport factored into the price, and with sites spread nationally, check the location of each lot before committing. Closes 5 October 2026.

This is a salvage-focused sale, which means most lots are damaged, incomplete or written-off units rather than tidy trade-ins. That suits buyers chasing parts, project machines or rebuild candidates where the price reflects condition. Expect excavators, skid steers, wheel loaders, tractors and tipper trucks among the listings, along with the usual mix of attachments and components that turn up in these sales.

Because the auction runs nationally, inspection and collection arrangements vary by lot, so check the location and terms on each item before bidding. Freight on heavy gear adds up fast, and a cheap machine on the other side of the country is rarely cheap by the time it lands.

Bidding closes 5 October. Read the condition reports closely, confirm what’s included with each lot, and factor repair costs into your number before you commit.

Lloyds has put together a broad online sale that stretches well past the plant yard. The plant and equipment section is the drawcard for anyone chasing earthmoving and civil gear, while the vehicles category covers commercial and passenger stock. Jewellery and collectables sit alongside general goods, so there is scope to bundle a few unrelated wins into one pickup.

Everything runs online, with bidding open now and closing on 7 October. Inspections and collection details sit with Lloyds, so check the individual lot pages before you commit. Condition reports vary across a catalogue this wide, and plant lots in particular are worth a close read before you bid.

Lloyds Auctions is running a multi-lot online sale spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The plant side is the headline: unused machinery, buildings and generators sit alongside earthmoving gear and workshop equipment, the kind of stock that normally carries a dealer premium.

The mix is broad enough to suit both trade buyers chasing commercial plant and casual bidders after collectables or jewellery. Unused stock means minimal wear, though condition reports and inspection details are worth checking before you commit.

Bidding runs online and closes 30 September 2026. Register early, review the lot list properly, and bid on the items that actually suit your needs.

This is a national online sale of ex-military earthmoving and mobile plant, run by Pickles. Because the assets are held across various locations, buyers should check each lot’s site before bidding, freight and inspection logistics will vary from state to state.

Ex-military gear tends to be maintained on strict schedules and built for hard work, which is why these sales draw attention from civil contractors, farmers and anyone needing dependable heavy plant. Expect the usual mix of earthmoving and mobile plant categories, with individual lot details and locations listed in the catalogue.

Do your homework on each item: condition reports, service history and site access all matter when you are buying remotely. Bidding closes 7 October.

Lloyds Auctions is running this one online across multiple lots, with plant and equipment as the headline category alongside vehicles, jewellery, collectables and general goods. The closing date is 13 October 2026, which gives you time to inspect, price the gear properly and sort finance before bidding.

For buyers chasing working plant, the mix of excavators, generators and fuel tanks covers the basics of a site setup: digging, temporary power and diesel storage. Fuel tanks in particular hold their value and are handy if you run machinery away from town.

Check each listing for condition, hours and whether manuals or service history come with the unit. Online auctions mean you bid on what is described, so read the lot details closely before the timer runs down.

Lloyds Auctions is running this one online and nationwide, so buyers outside the major centres aren’t locked out. The sale spans civil, transport and machinery categories, with plant and equipment sitting alongside vehicles, jewellery, collectables and general goods.

That spread is the draw. You can chase a piece of plant in one lot and a collectable in the next, all through the same bidding account. Condition reports and inspection details sit with each individual listing, so check those before you commit.

Closing date is 14 October 2026.

This is a salvage and disposal sale spanning multiple locations nationally, so the mix leans toward machines that have come off job sites, farms and fleet work rather than dealer forecourt stock. That usually means realistic pricing and room to move if you know what you are looking at.

The headline lots are the big iron: a Caterpillar D9R dozer and a 2009 Caterpillar 924H wheel loader for the earthmoving crowd, plus a 2022 John Deere 6195R and a 2017 Claas Arion 630 for row crop and general farm work. Harvest gear is covered by a John Deere S670S and a 2001 John Deere 9650 STS, with a John Deere 7730 rounding out the tractor side.

On the compact and material handling front there is a 2024 JCB 541-70 telehandler, a 2021 Bobcat S650 skid steer, a Vermeer CTX100, a JCB LT9 and a 2025 Kubota. With 12 plus lots and locations spread across the country, check each item’s specific site before bidding and factor in transport. Condition reports matter

This one’s spread across multiple sites, so factor in freight or travel when you’re bidding. The mix leans toward practical stuff: think excavator buckets, couplers, and other attachments that usually get snapped up quick by contractors and farmers. Trailers in the lineup range from light-duty box trailers up to heavier plant haulers, so there’s something for both the tradie and the hobbyist.

Pickles has run these regional online sales for a while, and the condition reports are worth reading before you commit. Some lots will be ex-lease or trade-ins, meaning wear and tear varies, but that’s where the value sits if you’re happy to do a bit of tidying up. Check the listing photos carefully, especially on hydraulic hoses and tyres, as those are the usual weak points.

Bidding closes on 14 October, and it’s a timed online format, so you’ll need to be organised. If you’re after a specific attachment or a cheap trailer for site work, this catalogue is worth a scroll. Just remember, with multiple pickup locations, the cheapest bid can get dearer once you add transport, so do the sums before you hit that button.

Pickles has pulled together a multi-location catalogue covering both sides of the Bass Strait, which means freight or pickup planning is part of the job. The workshop side is the main draw here, with industrial-grade equipment that typically comes out of trade-ins and business wind-downs, so condition varies lot to lot. Look for metalworking staples like pedestal drills, bench grinders, and oxy sets, plus a decent run of hand tooling and measuring gear that often slips under the radar.

On the groundcare side, there’s the usual roster of ride-on mowers, line trimmers, and chainsaws, but check the individual listings for brands and engine sizes before bidding. Some lots are listed from different sites across VIC and TAS, so factor in transport costs early. Inspection times and pickup windows will be listed against each lot, so don’t assume one location covers everything. If you’re after spare parts or backup gear for a workshop, this one’s worth a scroll through the full list.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, and the headline act is a run of unused Rippa excavators. Rippa builds compact machines aimed at tight-access work, trenching, and small-scale civil jobs, and unused stock means no hours on the clock and no worn pins to worry about.

The plant and equipment category sits alongside vehicles, jewellery, collectables, and general goods, so there is scope to bundle freight or pick up more than one item in a single visit. Bidding runs online and closes 15 October 2026.

Check the individual lot listings for specs, attachments, and pickup terms before you commit.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, and the headline act is unused plant: forklifts and pallet jacks that have never seen a day’s work. For anyone setting up a warehouse, yard or workshop, that means gear with no hours on it rather than someone else’s worn-out hand-me-downs.

The sale isn’t just machinery. Lots span vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to read the full catalogue rather than skim the category tabs. Unused stock tends to draw steady bidding, and condition matters more than brand here.

Closes 15 October. Inspect what you can, check the lot descriptions carefully, and bid on the items that actually suit your operation.

This is an online-only sale spread across multiple sites in NSW and the ACT, so you can bid from anywhere and sort freight once you’ve won. The mix leans toward compact plant and material handling: forklifts from Clark, Caterpillar and Hyster, plus a 1989 Joma MACH and a 2019 Homemade unit for anyone chasing older or custom gear.

Electric buggies round out the list, with an E-Z-GO Textron and a Club Car up for bidding, handy for sites, events or farm work. The Bremco cage attachment and the rubber excavator tracks suit buyers after attachments rather than full machines.

With 12 lots and a close date of 19 October 2026, it pays to check each item’s location before bidding, since gear is held at various sites across the two jurisdictions.

Pickles is running this one online across various NSW and ACT locations, closing 19 October. The catalogue leans industrial: five pump lots covering diaphragm and submersible styles. Two unbranded diaphragm pumps and two unbranded submersible pumps sit alongside a Grindex submersible drainage pump, the one branded unit in the lineup.

Grindex is a known name in drainage and dewatering gear, so that lot is likely the pick of the five. The unbranded units are worth a look if you need spares or a cheap backup pump and don’t care about the badge.

Everything is listed as workshop machinery, small tooling, and groundcare equipment, so check each lot’s location before bidding. Pickup details vary by site.

This Pickles sale is a broad one, spanning small plant and machinery alongside the attachments that keep earthmoving gear earning. Trailers feature in the mix, so there is scope for buyers chasing transport as well as digging and compaction equipment.

Because lots sit at various locations across SA and NT, check the listing for each item before bidding. Freight and pickup logistics will vary from lot to lot, and that is worth factoring into your number before the auction closes on 21 October 2026.

This is a broad civil and earthmoving dispersal rather than a single-site clearance, so the mix spans rollers, dozers, graders, excavators, generators and grounds equipment. Standouts include the 2000 Caterpillar 775D and the Komatsu WA500-6 for heavy haulage and loading work, plus a 2006 Caterpillar 12H grader and a Hyundai Robex 235LCR-9 excavator for site prep.

Compaction and support gear is well covered too, with a 2014 Ammann ASC130D, a 2010 Hamm HD12VV and a Fiat Allis FD5 on the list. A 2023 Cummins C55D5E generator adds near-new power, while the Gardner-Denver SCH-2500, Astra HHD9 and Toro GroundsMaster 4000D round out the offering.

Because lots sit across various locations nationally, check each item’s site and inspection details before bidding. Twelve or more lots are listed, closing 22 October.

The unreserved status is the headline here. When most of a catalogue goes that way, the vendor isn’t holding out for a number, so the final bids land where the market puts them. That suits anyone chasing working trucks, trailers or plant without paying retail.

The catalogue covers commercial vehicles, trailers, light vehicles and general plant, a spread that usually means a mix of fleet disposals, trade-ins and surplus gear. Expect the usual cross-section: tippers, prime movers, dog and pig trailers, utes and vans, plus the small plant and equipment that always moves on auction day.

Martin Auctioneers & Valuers run industrial and commercial asset auctions Australia-wide, so bidding is set up for remote buyers as well as locals. Check the lot list for condition reports and inspection times before the 30 October close.

This is a broad national sale rather than a single-site clearance, so the catalogue pulls together construction, earthmoving and agricultural equipment from multiple Pickles branches. Expect a mix of excavators, skid steers, tractors, telehandlers, tippers and support gear, with condition reports attached to each lot.

Salvage listings often mean cosmetic or mechanical damage, so read the notes and photos carefully before bidding. For buyers chasing work-ready gear, the agricultural and earthmoving lots are worth a close look, while the construction and truck listings suit anyone after parts or a project machine.

Bidding runs online only and closes 9 November 2026. Inspection arrangements and pickup details vary by location, so check each lot’s branch information before committing.

The Franna Mac 25 is the drawcard here, a 2014 build of the pick and carry crane that turns up on worksites across the country. For anyone chasing a capable yard or site crane, it is the lot worth watching closely.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, and this one sits alongside their usual mix of machinery and equipment from business closures. The Welshpool complex on Orrong Road is where the gear is held, so inspection is straightforward for local buyers.

Bidding closes 25 September 2026. Register early if the Franna is on your list.

This is a two-piece heavy haulage setup: a Sleipner DB120 low loader matched to a Caterpillar 740 prime mover. Both are workhorses in the mining and civil space, and Port Hedland is exactly where you would expect to find gear like this coming out of service.

Ross’s runs regular online, live, and in-house auctions out of Perth, covering WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures, and vehicles. That mix means listings can shift quickly and stock turns over often.

If you are in the market for float and prime mover capacity, this one is worth a look before the 22 October close. Inspect the lot details and condition reports through the listing.

This is a single-lot online auction, which keeps things simple. What is on offer is a Caterpillar 793C prime mover matched to a Bosich low loader trailer, a combination aimed at moving oversized and heavy loads. The 793C is a name that carries weight in mining and heavy haulage circles, and Bosich trailers are a known quantity in WA for low loader work.

The auction is being run out of the Pilbara, WA, by Ross’s, who regularly hold online, live, and in-house sales from Perth. Their stock typically includes WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures, and vehicles, so this listing sits within a broader pattern of industrial and heavy transport gear passing through their rooms.

If you are in the market for heavy haulage equipment, this is a straightforward one to assess. One lot, one close date, and a clear look at what you are bidding on.

This is a compact sale, five lots, but the mix covers the two things a mining site or trades business actually burns through: utes and a light truck. Two Hilux SRs sit at the top of the list, a 2018 and a 2020, and the SR badge means the work-spec rather than a show pony. Alongside them is a 2012 Ford Ranger XL and a 2017 Isuzu NNR 45-150, the kind of light truck that earns its keep on site runs and around town.

The 2008 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 315CDI rounds out the group, a diesel van with plenty of life left for carting tools, parts or crew. Everything here is ex-mining or fleet-flavoured stock, which usually means logbooks, service history and honest wear rather than a polished retail prep.

Inspection is at Corner Phoenix Road and Sudlow Road, Bibra Lake, with the sale closing 21 October 2026. Five lots means less competition per item than a big multi-vendor day, so it pays to check each vehicle’s condition report before bidding.

This is one of sbauction’s regular unreserved sales out of Midland, WA, covering light vehicles, machinery and industrial equipment. Unreserved means no hidden minimums. If you’re the top bid, it’s yours.

The mix suits buyers chasing working gear rather than showroom stock: earthmoving plant sits alongside general industrial equipment and light vehicles, so there’s scope to pick up a single machine or kit out a yard in one hit.

Details on individual lots are thin at this stage. Check the full catalogue before bidding day and inspect anything you’re serious about. Sale closes 12 November 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.

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.

This is a classic sbauction clearance, the kind where you can grab a working machine without the dealer premium. The lot list leans toward the practical end, with smaller excavators and skid steers likely to draw the tradies, while the agricultural side should pull in hobby farmers and small-block owners chasing a bargain on tillage gear or a secondhand spray unit.

The transportable buildings are the wildcard here. Whether you need a site shed, a hay shed, or something to lock the tools away in, they tend to sell well under replacement cost. Check the condition notes carefully, as some may need a bit of work or a permit for your location.

Buyers should factor in the usual auction costs and organise transport before bidding, as Midland is well-serviced but not exactly central. If you’re chasing a specific attachment, watch the lot list closely, as these sales often mix in oddball items that get overlooked.

This is a straight-up unreserved sale, so the starting bids will be where the action is. The earthmoving focus means you’re looking at the kind of kit that usually holds its value hard, but without a reserve, the market sets the pace. If you’re after a second machine for a growing fleet or need something specific for a project, this is a chance to pick it up without the dealer floor markup.

Among the lots, keep an eye out for compact and mid-size excavators, plus wheel loaders that show genuine work hours. There’s also likely to be attachments like buckets and rippers, which often get overlooked but can be the difference between a good buy and a great one. Check the photos for wear on tracks and pins, and factor in transport to site.

The auction closes on 26 September, so you’ve got time to do your homework. sbauction runs these sales regularly, so if the right machine isn’t here, the next one’s never far off. But if you see a unit that fits, don’t leave it to the last minute.

Two lots, both 2015 builds, both heavy hitters in their own right. The Kato MR-130-R is a rough terrain crane built for work where the ground isn’t kind, and the Scania 440 4×2 prime mover is the kind of truck that earns its keep on the highway.

Grays is running the sale out of Geraldton, WA. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing before you commit.

This is a working-gear auction, the kind where you can pick up the oddments that keep a site moving without paying retail. The mix spans earthmoving attachments, small plant and trailers, spread across multiple Queensland locations through Pickles.

Standouts include a 2025 East West Engineering BTS10 tilter, essentially new, plus an ECD 12TD vacuum lifter, an excavator saw attachment and general purpose buckets in 430mm and 300mm widths. There’s also a 2015 Ding Li S06-E, a 2015 Austrailers Manufacturing 6X4, a skid mounted Skyes pump, a Clearmake oil/water separator system and a Braybon A.C. generator running a Lister diesel engine.

Also listed is a 20ft shipping container (XHCU-2985149) and a 2013 homemade unit. With gear spread across various locations, check the individual lot details for inspection and collection before bidding.

The lot list leans practical rather than pretty. Two stillages and an industrial environmental container unit cover storage and containment, while a pallet of generators and pumps plus a portable generator give you redundancy or spares depending on what you’re chasing. The Fischer Panda 15000 PVK-U is the heavy hitter of the power gear.

Tooling runs from a Makita M2401 cut-off saw to a National Mig-395 mig welder, with a RYOBI RA-C2550 air compressor and RYOBI OBL1820S blower rounding out the smaller items. The STIHL MS 261 C chainsaw is listed as parts only, so factor that in before you bid.

The headline lot for many will be the 2017 John Deere Ztrak Z930R, a commercial-grade zero-turn mower that suits contractors or anyone with serious acreage. With 12+ lots spread across various Queensland locations, check each listing’s pickup details before committing.

Ex-hire stock means one thing: gear that’s already done the hard yards in a commercial setting, and it’s being cleared with no reserve. That suits anyone kitting out a shed, workshop, or trade setup who’d rather pay auction prices than retail.

The two wet/dry vacuums, a Shopvac Pro and a STIHL SE122, are both 40L, 1,800W units built for serious cleanup work, not the token suck you get from a household vac. The Macnaught oil hose reel is listed as unused, 21m of 12.7mm metal reel, which is the sort of thing that rarely turns up secondhand at all, let alone untouched.

Rounding out the 12 lots is an Eclipse metal stationery cabinet, handy for workshop storage or a home office. Everything sits in Burleigh Heads, so Gold Coast buyers can inspect and collect without a long haul.

McDonald Auctions has run weekly collectables, hardware and machinery sales out of Brisbane since 1989, and this online auction continues that run. The focus is plant and equipment, with workshop hardware and collectables rounding out the list.

Expect a mix of gear that suits trades, farmers and home workshops, plus the kind of oddments that turn up when a long-running auction house clears a consignment. Read each lot description closely, condition varies across a sale like this.

Closing time is still to be confirmed, so watch the listing for the date. Inspections and pick-up are handled through the auctioneer in Sumner Park.

Three lots, no padding. The headline act is a pair of 2026 RIPPA mini excavators, the R319 and the smaller R10, both current-model units that suit tight-access civil work, landscaping or farm jobs. A HELI pallet truck rounds out the sale for anyone needing warehouse movement gear.

Compact plant like this rarely sits idle, so expect interest from tradies and small operators chasing a second machine or a first excavator. With only three lots on the books, bidding should stay focused on the units that matter.

Heavy gear dominates this one, and the mix leans toward working trucks rather than showpieces. The 2004 Freightliner FL80 6×4 tipper is the newest of the headline lots and the most likely to suit someone after a tipper that can go straight to work. The 1993 Mitsubishi Fuso FP418 flatbed brings dependable Japanese running gear to the table, while the circa 1980s Tripar tri-axle flat deck semi trailer adds hauling capacity for anyone already running a prime mover.

The 1984 Nippon Sharyo DH508-105M is the odd one out and worth a closer look if you know the brand. Nippon Sharyo built its name in rail and heavy industrial gear, so this lot will appeal to a specific buyer rather than the general crowd.

With 14 lots spread across multiple Northern Territory sites, inspect carefully and check each item’s location before bidding. Condition varies across a spread like this, so read the reports on the lots you want.

This is a serious plant and equipment auction, not a mixed workshop tidy-up. The headline lots are CNC machining centres: a 2022 Makino A51NX-5XR (8AP MC16), a 2002 Makino A51 (MC2), a Makino A55 (MC20), and a 2008 Mori Seiki NH4000 DCG (MC23). That spread covers late-model five-axis capacity through to proven horizontal machining workhorses.

Beyond the machines, the sale includes plant services equipment, tooling and spares across 189 lots. For a shop looking to add capacity or pick up backup tooling without paying new prices, the depth of the catalogue is the draw.

Inspect before bidding. Machining centres of this class carry real money, and condition, hours and tooling packages vary lot to lot. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates.

This is a working fleet dispersal, and the theme is clear: tippers and water carts. The 2010 Hino 300 716 tipper comes with a 2000L water tank already fitted, and the 2016 Fuso Canter 615 tray truck carries a 3000L tank, so both are ready for dust suppression or site watering without extra setup. The 2014 Fuso Canter 7/800 tipper is the heavier option in the tipper group.

The 2021 Isuzu NNR pantech is the newest vehicle on the list by a wide margin, and for buyers who want something closer to current spec, it stands out against the older tippers. The remaining lots span trucks and plant equipment across the broader catalogue.

Inspection details and close date are still to be confirmed through Grays, so check the listing directly before you commit.

The headline act here is the cluster of DMG MORI vertical CNC milling machines, four of them in the one sale. That is a serious concentration of CNC capacity in a single auction, and it will interest machine shops looking to add or upgrade without waiting on new-build lead times.

Beyond the mills, the catalogue runs to 170 lots of plant and equipment, so expect the usual supporting cast of workshop machinery and industrial gear. Grays is running the sale from Clayton, VIC, with bidding closing 6 October.

Worth a look through the full lot list before the clock runs down, particularly if you are chasing CNC iron.

Ex-hire equipment has usually done real work, and this line-up is no exception. Four lots are on offer, each with clear trade provenance. The two scissor lifts are the headline acts: a 2016 JLG and a 2019 Athena 850 HE tracked unit. The Athena’s tracked base makes it useful on uneven or soft ground where wheeled lifts struggle, and at three years newer it may hold more resale value.

The smaller items round out the sale for buyers who want working gear without chasing a full machine. The Crommelins 6.5Kva welder runs a petrol motor, handy for site work where power isn’t available. The Red Roo rotary tiller suits landscaping and grounds work.

Lots are spread across various Victorian locations, so check each listing for pickup details before bidding. Close date is still to be confirmed.

This is a working timber merchant’s gear, not a hobbyist’s shed cleanout. The Holytek GRS-320 multi blade rip saw is the centrepiece for anyone running production ripping, and the Wadkin name shows up repeatedly across the catalogue: rip saw, tool and blade sharpener, and a GC 300 planer-moulder. That’s a serious lineup for a joinery or mill wanting to tool up without buying new.

The 2024 Mitsubishi Triton dual cab ute is the newest item on the list and will draw its own crowd, while the Nissan 3.5 tonne forklift covers the yard side of the operation. A Barker buzzer rounds out the woodworking kit.

Everything is listed by Gollant in Melbourne, VIC. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates.

This is a full process plant and packaging setup rather than a handful of leftover odds and ends. Stainless steel tanks anchor the listing, supported by liquid filling equipment and packaging machinery, so there is plenty here for food, beverage, chemical, or general manufacturing operations looking to kit out or top up a line.

Gollant Auctioneers & Valuers handles plant, equipment, vehicle, and industrial asset auctions across Melbourne, and this one sits squarely in their wheelhouse. If you run a production floor, a workshop, or a small operation that needs stainless and filling gear, the range on offer covers both the heavy end and the smaller support equipment.

Worth a proper look through the full lot list before bidding. Process plant gear in particular tends to move quickly when it is priced to clear.

This unreserved sale puts three lots on the block with no reserve, so the final prices are whatever the market decides. The standout is the 1937 David Brown 850, an early model from one of Britain’s long-running tractor makers and the sort of thing that draws interest from restorers and collectors alike.

The Leyland 270 brings 60 HP to the table, a practical size for small acreage work or as a backup machine. Rounding out the listing is a 4 wheel counterbalance forklift, useful gear for anyone moving pallets or stock around a shed or yard.

Unreserved means these will sell regardless of price, which suits buyers chasing older machinery at a reasonable number. Inspect before bidding and check the condition notes for each lot.

The mix leans heavily on workshop and plant gear, with welding equipment doing the heavy lifting. The Castolin Eutectic Total Arc 270, built on the Fronius TPS2700 platform, is a mobile MIG unit worth a close look, and it comes alongside an Abicor Binzel PPG 26 push-pull gun rated to 300amp with an 8m lead. A BOC mobile MIG welder rounds out the welding lineup.

On the vehicle side, there’s a truck body dry freight FRP honeycomb rental spec body, the sort of gear that suits fleet operators or anyone building out a work truck. With 89 lots across trucks, plant and industrial categories, there’s enough variety to make a trip to Smithfield worthwhile.

Bidding closes 7 October. Inspection details and the full lot list are on the Grays listing.

This is a multi-vendor sale, so expect a mixed bag of commercial gear rather than one fleet clearing out. The headline act is the 2022 Mecalac TA6, a 6-tonne site dumper that’s barely broken in by dumper standards. Site dumpers hold their value well and this one is young enough to still have plenty of work left in it.

For the road transport side, there’s a 2007 Western Star 4800FX 6×4 prime mover. The 4800FX has a loyal following among operators who want a simple, heavy-duty truck that can be worked on without a laptop. Pair it with the Isuzu NPR N3 4×2 tipper, a proven light truck for landscaping, civil or council work, or the Hino 300 Series 916 pantech for covered freight runs.

With 10 lots across trucks, trailers and plant, there’s enough variety to suit owner-operators, small civil outfits or anyone building up equipment. Buying through Grays means you’re bidding against other trade buyers, so know your values before the hammer falls. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates.

This is a clearing sale from a major infrastructure project, so the gear has done real work on a real site. The Jacon concrete agitators are the headline act, with multiple units listed under site IDs AGIT13, AGI002 and AGI012. For anyone running concrete or civil works, that is a chance to pick up agitators in bulk rather than one at a time.

The Kawasaki Mule diesel buggy rounds out the featured lots, and it suits site transport, hauling gear or moving crews around a job. Beyond that, the catalogue runs to 106 lots spanning tunneling and plant equipment, so expect a mix of support gear and machinery rather than a single category.

Lots close 8 October at Eastern Creek, NSW. Inspect the full list and check each item’s condition and site ID before bidding.

This Pickles auction pulls together surplus from NSW state government and council sources, which usually means well-maintained gear with service history rather than one-owner mystery machines. The plant and equipment category is the drawcard, with machinery and equipment sitting alongside a broader spread of various goods.

Government and council disposals tend to bring a mix of heavy plant, small equipment and general inventory, so it pays to read the lot list closely rather than skim it. Condition varies across the board, but these sales often surface solid working gear at prices set by the market rather than a dealer.

The auction closes 12 October 2026. Inspect before bidding and check the catalogue for the specific lots that suit your operation.

Unreserved is the detail that matters here. No reserve means the top bid takes each machine, so there is no floor propping up the prices and no vendor waiting to approve the result. For anyone who has been pricing new mini excavators, that changes the maths considerably.

The lots are all 2026 ATS Power units, not used stock moving on. Two of the four featured machines are ATS-ME18s, with a single ATS-D12D and ATS-RT12R rounding out the headline gear. Attachments are included in the sale, which suits a buyer setting up a full package rather than sourcing buckets and gear separately.

The auction sits at Milperra, handy for Sydney buyers who want to inspect before bidding. Condition is listed as unused, so bring your own checks and confirm what each lot includes before the close.

This is not backyard digger stuff. We’re talking production-scale mining machinery, the kind of gear that moves mountains in a single pass. The two Terex O&K RH170 units are serious face shovels, while the Hitachi EX2500-6 is a proven workhorse for loading trucks in hard rock conditions.

The Komatsu WA1200-3 is one of the biggest wheel loaders ever built, and the Caterpillar 6050 is a hydraulic excavator designed for high-volume overburden removal. Buyers should factor in transport and inspection costs before bidding, as these units are located across various national sites. Given the age of the fleet, service history and component wear will be the key to working out a realistic bid.

Unused stock dominates this one. The 2025 Kobolt KX11 mini excavator comes with multiple attachments, and the 2026 KX135 excavator pairs a Kubota engine with its own attachment set. Both are listed as unused, which is worth noting if you’re weighing new against near-new.

Beyond the excavators, there’s a 2025 Kobolt RT30 rough terrain forklift and a 2025 Kobolt KB26 silenced 25 kVA generator, both unused. The wider catalogue runs to 48 lots covering mowers and general plant equipment alongside the headline machines.

Close date is still TBC, so check the listing for timing before you plan around it.

Everything in this Grays auction at Milperra is unused, which is the main draw. The 2026 galvanised dual axle cattle trailer is the pick of the bunch, a 12′ x 6′ build that hasn’t turned a wheel. Alongside it sits a 2025 10×6 tipper cage trailer, handy for landscaping, fencing or farm work where you need to dump and go.

Boat owners get a look in too, with a 2025 heavy duty galvanised dual axle boat trailer built for saltwater use. A 2025 flat trailer rounds out the featured lots.

Twelve lots in total, closing date still to be confirmed. Check the listing for inspection times before you commit.

MGS has been running commercial, agricultural, mining and machinery sales out of Adelaide since 1980, and this end-of-contract clearance fits the mould: workshop surplus and spares from a site that has wrapped up. The mix suits buyers chasing serviceable gear rather than showroom stock, with plant attachments, fabrication equipment and boxed spares all in the one sale.

Kilkenny is a short run west of the Adelaide CBD, so inspection and pickup are straightforward for local buyers. Bring a trailer and check the catalogue for anything you can pair with what you already run.

This is ex-hire gear, which usually means it has been worked, serviced, and moved on because the fleet is turning over rather than because there is anything wrong with it. The headline act is the 2023 Powerlinkworld SL60K solar lighting tower, a single axle unit that is barely a couple of years old and runs on solar rather than diesel, so there is no fuel burn and no engine servicing to worry about on site.

The 2018 Almac Athena 850 HE is a fuel-focused lot worth a look if you run plant or need bulk refuelling capability on a job. The rotary cutter and finishing mower attachment suits anyone with a skid steer loader sitting idle, turning it into a mowing or vegetation clearing tool without buying a dedicated machine.

Everything here is unreserved, so the lots will sell on the day regardless of price. Inspection and pickup are at Pooraka, SA, and the close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing before you commit.

mgs has been running commercial, agricultural, mining and deceased estate sales out of Adelaide since 1980, and this Kilkenny auction leans hard into the engineering side of that trade. Expect the usual workshop staples: lathes, milling machines, drill presses, tooling and the assorted plant that builds up over decades in a working shop.

Deceased estate and workshop clear-outs like this tend to scatter the good gear through the catalogue rather than front-load it, so read the full lot list rather than skimming the first page. Tooling, chucks, cutters and accessories often go for far less than the machines they fit.

Inspection details and collection windows come from the auctioneer, so check the listing before bidding. The sale closes 27 October.