At Pickles Auctions This Week: Vehicles, Salvage-Vehicles, Plant-Equipment and 110 More Events

This is a straight-up industrial generator clearance with no dead weight. Every unit is an Olympian, a solid Caterpillar-owned brand known for reliability in remote and mining applications. The spread of kVA ratings covers small site power right up to 100kVA for larger ops.

The standout is the 2012 Olympian XQE100-2, the only 100kVA unit in the lot. For anyone needing prime power or heavy backup, that’s the one to watch. The 80kVA units from 2013 are also strong contenders, with three available. The remaining five are 20kVA and 60kVA sets, good for smaller jobs or as spares.

All generators are located in Darwin, so factor in freight if you’re not local. No mention of running hours or service history in the listing, so budget for an inspection before bidding. Pickles runs a straightforward online process, and with only nine lots, expect the serious buyers to show up.

This is a salvage auction with a mix of near-new metal and cheap fixers. The 2025 Landcruiser Prado is the headline lot, but the 2025 Lexus RX350h will draw interest from anyone chasing a luxury hybrid repair job. The 2024 Hilux SR is another strong candidate for a rebuild, given the demand for late-model utes.

At the budget end, the 2009 Kia Rio LX and the 2006 Hyundai Elantra Elite could suit a buyer with basic mechanical skills. The 2018 Ford Ranger XLT and 2021 Toyota Fortuner sit in the middle, offering parts value or a potential roadworthy project. All vehicles are located in Winnellie for inspection. Check the condition reports before bidding, as salvage grading determines the paperwork and repair path.

This is a mixed bag of genuine Defence leftovers and practical site gear. The pallet with fuel containers and a power supply in an enclosure could be useful for remote work or camping setups. The Bio Board sandwich wedges and Bio cutlery suggest a mess or field kitchen clear-out.

Buyers should look closely at the collapsible pallet containers, which stack flat when empty and are gold for storage or moving. The outdoor weatherproof lighting covers are another solid pickup for sheds or worksites. With 12+ lots and a mix of odd lots like toilet bowls, expect competition on the usable items rather than the niche ones. Inspection is recommended before bidding.

This is a straight-up clearance of oil and gas consumables from a Northern Territory site, all stored at Pickles’ Winnellie facility. The standout items are the three *UNRESERVED* pallets each carrying a DN900 blind flange, a heavy-duty component typically used in pipeline maintenance. There’s also a crate of stainless steel longstocks, likely offcuts or surplus stock, and a pallet of assorted steel and poly pipe that could suit a workshop or fencing job.

If you need insulation strips, industrial filters, or steel plates for fabrication, those are in the mix too. The multiple rope pallets suggest a bulk consumables buyer could clean up. Everything is listed without reserve, so bidding will find its own level. Inspection is recommended before the July 23 close date, especially to check condition on the pipe and flanges.

This is a straight-up salvage bike auction with 12 lots spread across the country. You will find a mix of late-model road bikes and smaller commuters. The 2024 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy 114 is a standout, along with the 2021 Yamaha YZF-R3 and the 2013 Kawasaki Versys.

The lot list also covers lightweights like the 2024 Honda Dio and Suzuki Address 110, plus the Vespa Primavera 50. Each bike is listed as salvage, so expect damage descriptions in the condition reports. Pickles runs these sales regularly, and the close date is June 24 2026. Check the individual lot pages for specific damage details and location before bidding.

This auction covers a lot of ground literally. With items located at various depots around the country, you are buying sight-unseen from photos and descriptions. The lot list is a genuine grab bag: two Haier condenser dryers sit alongside a Bailey aluminium step platform, a box of assorted automotive parts, and an oil-on-canvas artwork titled "Big Gulps of Beautiful Air" by Michael Davis.

For anyone kitting out a home office or a rental property, the washing machine and dryers are practical buys. The e-bike and the hospital bed are the curveballs expect decent resale value on both if the condition checks out. The BBQ with trolley is a solid get for summer. Bid on the specific lot you want, but factor in pickup logistics from the relevant national location. Closes June 24.

This is a pure salvage auction, so every lot carries a clear damage history. The Raven R44 helicopter is the standout: a full aircraft with obvious appeal for parts or project rebuilders. The Catamaran is another big-ticket item, though no length or model details are given.

The caravan mix covers decades. You get a 1993 Viscount Vogue Series and a 1993 Pedigree, both likely candidates for restoration or stripping. The 2022 Opus OP4 is the newest camper here, while the 2015 Nova Terra Sportz and 2007 Galaxy Grand Tourer sit in the middle. A 2010 Lara Floats Horse Float and a 2019 Mario Trailers unit round out the towables.

Inspection is your call. Pickles runs these as online only, so get your eyes on the photos and damage reports before bidding. Close date is 24 June 2026.

This mixed fleet offering covers everything from family SUVs to utes and a performance hatch. The two 2025 CUPRA Formentor VZx units stand out as the newest and sportiest lots, while the 2019 Volvo V90 Cross Country D5 brings Scandinavian wagon capability. For tradies, there is a 2022 LDV T60 Max, a 2020 Nissan Navara RX, a 2020 Toyota Hilux SR, and a 2021 Ford Ranger XL.

SUVs dominate the list with the 2020 Subaru Forester 2.5i, 2019 Mazda CX-8 Asaki, 2023 Isuzu MU-X LS-M, and 2022 Subaru Outback AWD. Being ex-government and lease vehicles, these are likely to have documented service histories and standard specifications. Bidders should check the specific location for each vehicle before bidding, as they are spread across the country. The 2026 close date gives buyers time to inspect.

Pickles is putting up more than a dozen vehicles from corporate and finance sources, spread across multiple locations nationally. The mix covers everything from late-model family SUVs to older trade-ready utes and vans. A 2022 Ford Ranger XL and a 2006 Toyota Hiace Commuter sit on the workhorse end, while the 2019 Audi A5 45 TFSI and Maserati Levante offer a more premium option.

Buyers should note the variety of ages and conditions. The 2018 Holden Astra R and 2014 Ford Territory TS are likely higher-km fleet units, while the 2023 Haval and 2022 Tiguan are still near-new. Each vehicle is sold unregistered and as-is, so factor in transport and compliance costs. Check the individual listings for photos, service history, and location before bidding.

This sale covers the country, with vehicles located at various Pickles sites. The 2022 Ford Ranger XLT and the 2020 Isuzu D-MAX X-TERRAIN are the pick of the newer stock, both popular workhorse models. For tradies after a van, the 2017 Renault Trafic and 2017 Toyota Hiace offer solid cargo space.

Older bargains include a 2008 Holden Ute Omega and a 2011 Hyundai iLoad, both likely to attract bids from buyers after a cheap runabout. The 2015 and 2022 Ford Ranger XLs give two budget-friendly options in the same model line. With 12 lots confirmed and more possible, check the listings for individual conditions and locations before bidding.

This sale covers a solid cross-section of the current EV and hybrid market, from city runabouts to family SUVs. The 2023 Kia EV6 Air and 2024 Toyota BZ4X are standout newer models, while the 2019 Tesla Model X Long Range offers a bigger SUV option for those wanting seven seats and a proven electric drivetrain. The 2024 Polestar 2 Long Range and 2023 Polestar 2 Standard range give buyers two trims to compare.

All vehicles are located across various national sites, so check individual listings for pickup locations before bidding. With 12 lots confirmed and more possible, this is a rare chance to buy late-model electric and hybrid cars through a single online auction. Bidding closes June 25, 2026.

This is a straight-up clearance of brand new, never-erected portal frame sheds, all wind-rated for serious Australian conditions. The lot list runs from a compact 9x20x3.5 unit up to the monster 20x60x6, so there’s genuine variety for home handymen, tradies, and rural operators. Most sheds carry a 144km/h wind rating, with one 9x20x3.5 model stepping up to 162km/h for exposed sites.

The galvanised sheds stand out. You’ve got the 15x20x6, 15x30x6, and 20x36x6 all in GAL finish, meaning better corrosion resistance for coastal or high-moisture areas. Portal frame construction is the gold standard for clear-span interiors, so you won’t be fighting posts when parking machinery or storing gear.

Buyers should note these are brand new and unassembled, so factor in transport and erection costs. Locations are listed as various national sites, which likely means pickup from a depot near you. With 12 lots total and EOFY timing, expect competitive bidding from farmers and builders chasing a bargain on steel that’s only going to get pricier.

Five late-model luxury cars are up for bid, all from the one vendor. The 2018 BMW X5 xDrive30d is a solid family hauler with a torquey diesel, while the 2016 Mercedes-Benz C250 offers a more affordable entry into the prestige segment.

The two Porsche Macans are the headline acts here. The 2018 Macan S is a sharp-handling SUV, but the 2017 GTS sits a step above with more power and sports suspension. Buyers should factor in a pre-purchase inspection for any vehicle this age. Bidding closes on June 25.

This is a straight-up government and corporate fleet clearance, so expect service history and generally honest condition. The pick of the 4x4s is the 2022 Prado GXL, a strong contender for anyone needing a family tourer with resale value. The 2023 Forester Premium is the newest car here, likely still under factory warranty. For tradies, the 2019 and 2017 Ford Ranger XLs and the 2022 Mitsubishi Triton GLX offer solid value if you can handle a few fleet-use scuffs. The 2021 Kia Carnival Si is a smart buy for a people-mover, while the 2019 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 416CDI suits a camper conversion or commercial fit-out. Bidding closes on June 25, so factor in inspection time for interstate lots.

This national auction pulls together corporate and finance-sourced stock, so condition and service history tend to be better than your average trade-in. The standout is the 2018 Landcruiser Sahara, a serious off-road tourer that still holds strong resale value. For tradies, the 2021 Hilux SR and 2017 Ranger XLT are workhorse favourites with plenty of life left.

There is also a 2020 LDV T60 PRO for buyers chasing a cheaper ute option, plus two Toyota Hiaces (2021 and 2014) for the van crowd. The 2016 Land Rover Discovery Sport TD4 and 2015 Subaru Outback 3.6R round out the family SUV choices. Bidding closes June 25, so check the listings in your state for inspection times.

This national auction covers vehicles from mining and commercial fleets, which typically means higher kilometres but regular servicing. The standout is a 2023 Toyota Hilux SR, one of the newer models in the lot, plus a 2021 Toyota Landcruiser Prado GXL and a 2020 Landcruiser Workmate. Older entries include a 2012 Hilux SR and a 2018 Mitsubishi Triton GLX.

Buyers should check each listing for service history and condition reports. With ten vehicles spread across various locations, factor in transport costs if you are bidding on one outside your area. The closing date is 26 June 2026, so there is time to inspect the paperwork before the deadline.

This national sale pulls together a strong mix of recent sedans, SUVs, and utes from corporate and finance sources. The standout is the 2023 Nissan Navara PRO-4X, a desirable off-road spec that rarely turns up in fleet auctions. Petrol buyers will eye the 2023 Mazda 3 G25 and the 2020 Toyota Camry SX, while the 2019 Isuzu D-MAX SX and 2012 Nissan Navara RX offer budget-friendly entry points for a tradie.

The 2014 Hyundai iLoad is the only van in the lineup, useful for a courier or small business. Bidding closes on 26 June 2026. Check each lot’s location before you bid, as vehicles are spread across multiple depots. Condition reports and photos are available on the Pickles site.

This Pickles auction covers a broad spread of daily drivers, family wagons, and utes, all offered from various locations nationwide. The 2021 Isuzu MU-X LS-U is a standout for anyone needing a rugged seven-seat diesel, while the 2021 Jeep Gladiator Overland brings serious off-road capability with a factory lift and locking diffs. The 2019 Holden Trailblazer Z71 is another solid diesel option for towing or touring.

At the budget end, the 2012 Toyota Hilux Workmate is a no-frills tradie essential, and the 2010 Kia Rio S offers cheap city transport. Petrol buyers might eye the 2014 Mazda CX-9 Luxury or the 2012 Ford Falcon Ute EcoLPi, which runs on LPG for lower fuel costs. The 2014 Mercedes-Benz A-Class A250 adds a hot-hatch flavour to the mix.

Buyers should check the specific location for each vehicle before bidding, as pickup arrangements vary. All lots are sold unregistered, so factor in compliance and transport costs. Inspection times are listed on the Pickles site for those who want to kick tyres in person.

This is a clean, no-nonsense collection of ex-government and corporate fleet cars. You get a 2023 Toyota Kluger GXL, a 2022 Toyota RAV4 GXL, and a 2023 Volkswagen Passat 162TSI for the sedan crowd. The utes are well represented with several 2022 Ford Ranger XLs and a 2019 Toyota Hilux SR.

Buyers should note these are located at various sites nationally, so factor in transport costs or travel. The 2021 Toyota Yaris Cross GX and 2020 Mazda 3 G20 offer smaller, fuel-sipping options. With a closing date of June 2026, you have time to inspect the service history and registration status. Standard Pickles bidding terms apply, and the low reserve typical of government stock makes this worth a close look.

This is a straight-up corporate and finance clear-out, so expect well-maintained vehicles with service history, not trade-in stock. The mix covers the full spectrum from city runabouts to tradie utes. The 2020 Toyota Camry Ascent Sport and 2020 Ford Ranger XL are solid bets for someone after a reliable daily driver without the new-car depreciation hit.

Standout lots include the 2021 Kia Sorento Sport, a seven-seat SUV that holds its value, and the 2012 Toyota Landcruiser Prado GXL for those who need genuine off-road capability. The 2021 GWM Ute Cannon-L is a newer contender worth a look if you want modern features for less than a Japanese equivalent. Bidding is open across multiple sites, so check the location on each lot before you bid to factor in transport costs.

This national auction covers the spectrum from luxury SUVs to performance cars. The 2025 Toyota Landcruiser Prado GXL and 2024 Nissan Patrol Ti-L will draw serious off-road interest. For EV buyers, the 2024 Tesla Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive and 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT represent two very different takes on electric motoring.

Performance fans should look at the 2021 Nissan 370Z NISMO and the 2025 CUPRA Formentor VZx. The German contingent is strong too with a 2022 BMW 5 Series 530d, a 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLA250, and a 2022 BMW X3 sDrive20i. Lexus is represented by a 2016 RX200t and a 2021 RX350L.

All vehicles are located at various Pickles sites nationally. Check the individual lot listings for inspection times and location details before bidding closes on June 29.

This online sale covers a solid spread of working trucks, from light-duty delivery rigs to heavy haulers. The 2021 Volvo FM 540 is the newest and most powerful unit on offer, ideal for linehaul work. The 1982 Mack RM6866 RS is a classic bit of Aussie trucking history, likely to draw interest from collectors or operators needing a rugged off-road tipper.

The medium-duty lineup includes three Mercedes Benz Atego models (1628, 1629, and a second 1628), plus multiple Hino 500-series trucks and a 2017 Isuzu NNR 45-150. For smaller loads, the 2013 Mitsubishi Fuso Canter 515 is a practical city runabout. Bidders should check the location of each lot before bidding, as trucks are spread across multiple states. Pickles provides online viewing and inspection details on each listing.

This is a solid spread for anyone in the heavy haulage or salvage game. The 2023 Kenworth T610SAR and 2020 Scania R620 are obvious headliners, but the 2004 Peterbilt 379 and 2005 Kenworth K104 will draw interest from the classic American-style crowd. There is also a 2023 Faymonville 6R8 SPMT, which is a specialist modular trailer worth a look if you move oversized loads.

Vehicles are spread across multiple sites, so check the individual lot locations before you bid. The 2018 Nissan UD Condor and the 2019 Isuzu NQR are more suited to local pickup and delivery work. If you need a rigid skel, that 2024 Kennedy is almost new. Close date is 1 July 2026, so there is time to inspect.

Pickles is running this national online auction with gear spread across various locations, so factor in transport costs when you bid. The lot list covers the full spectrum of site work: compaction, haulage, excavation, and municipal maintenance.

Standout items include the 1989 Caterpillar D6H dozer, a proven workhorse for bulk earthmoving, and the Kobelco SK135SR-3, a popular mid-size excavator. For smaller jobs, the Takeuchi TB216 and Kubota K008-3 mini excavators are worth a look. The 2017 Hamm 3414P tandem roller and the Hako Citymaster 1600 street sweeper round out the municipal gear. There’s also a 2015 Heavy Haul trailer and a 2022 Thwaites MACH2298 site dumper.

All lots are sold as-is, so arrange inspections before the 18 June close. This is a solid chance to pick up late-model gear without paying dealer premiums.

This online auction covers multiple locations in South Australia and the Northern Territory, so you can bid from anywhere. The lot list is a genuine mixed bag: workshop gear like a Sidchrome tool box and an Engel fridge-freezer sits alongside outdoor equipment including two Honda whipper snippers.

The standout items are the 2018 John Deere Z355E mower, ideal for grounds maintenance, and the 2002 Mitsubishi Triton GLX, a solid work ute if you need a budget runabout. There is also a PY50 mini dirt bike and a go kart for the fun stuff, plus a rail tamping machine for anyone in track maintenance. The 2021 Global Traffic Equipment lot suggests traffic management gear is also in the mix. Check the full listing for specific condition notes and location details before bidding.

This is a mixed-bag auction with genuine utility. The unused Pramac Generac generators are a standout – electric start, 5.3 kVA rating, ideal for site power or backup. The three 40-foot shipping containers are listed separately, so you can bid on one or all depending on storage needs.

The bulk of the lots are pallets, stillages, and crates of assorted and mixed goods. That’s where the value usually hides for anyone who can sort through general workshop surplus. The eight Road Liner 2000 traffic barriers are heavy-duty gear, likely ex-government or civil stock.

Bidding closes 2 July 2026. Pickles runs this one across multiple locations in SA and NT, so factor in transport costs before you bid. No street addresses listed, check the listing for exact pickup points.

These machines have come out of military service, which often means regular maintenance and lower hours than civilian gear. The JCB 535.95 units are versatile telescopic handlers with a 3.5-tonne lift capacity, useful on farms, construction sites, or industrial yards. The 2005 Manitou MHT7140 is a heavier rotary telehandler built for rough terrain, offering higher lift heights and greater stability.

All lots are listed across various national locations, so check the specific pickup point before bidding. With only three items, this is a tight sale aimed at buyers who need a single solid machine rather than a bulk lot. Bidding closes on 7 July 2026.

This online auction covers a broad spread of gear for civil contractors, demolition crews, and transport operators. The 1000mm and 430mm general purpose buckets suit excavator owners looking to swap out worn steel, while the Embrey concrete pulveriser offers a dedicated attachment for breaking down slabs and structures without hiring a second machine.

Trailers are a strong category here. The 2017 National Trailers & Campers unit and the 2009 Traymark both appear, along with the 2020 Enforcer FG35T-LHP-NMA, which is a tilt-tray model built for moving small plant. The Billy Goat debris loader is skid mounted and handy for clearing sites fast. Bidders should check the Optraffic and Data Signs lots if they need traffic control gear for upcoming jobs.

All items are spread across multiple locations in NSW and ACT, so factor in collection logistics before bidding. Lots close on 20 July 2026.

The standout lot here is the mezzanine with stairway, guard rails, and timber floor sheet supports plus horizontal beams. That’s a serious piece of infrastructure for anyone expanding factory or shed space. Also worth a look: the TONY galvanised angle conveyor and the pallet of assorted ducting bends and clips, which point to this being a partial workshop strip-out.

There are two pallets of assorted motors, plus a steel toolbox, an EPSON A4 colour printer/copier/scanner, and assorted hose tubing. A site building is also listed, though details are sparse. With 12 lots and a close date of 20 July 2026, this is a mixed bag best suited to buyers who can inspect and collect from various NSW and ACT locations.

This is a lean but targeted listing for anyone needing attachments for tractors or loaders. The John Deer H340 is a solid front-end loader unit, often used for material handling on farms and light industrial sites. The Kanga slasher deck is a useful add-on for property maintenance.

With only two lots and a national pickup arrangement, buyers can bid without worrying about a huge catalogue. Check the specific location details for each item before you bid, as they may be held at different depots. If you need these attachments, this is a clean, no-fuss sale to watch.

This is a mixed bag of rural and industrial equipment worth a close look. The 2016 Fendt 209 Vario TMS is a standout for anyone needing a compact tractor with a continuously variable transmission. The 2013 John Deere 6145R is a solid mid-sized workhorse, and the John Deere 6330 adds another reliable option for hay or general farm duties.

Utility vehicles are well covered. The 2020 Polaris Ranger EV is an electric side-by-side, ideal for quiet work around sheds or yards. The Kubota RTV 900XT is a proven diesel work Ute. For spraying or firefighting, the Rapidspray Skid Mounted Unit is a specialist piece that could be a bargain for rural properties.

Rounding out the sale: a 2012 DAF CF75 truck, a 2021 Manitou MT-X625 telehandler, a 2018 Toro Groundmaster 360 mower, and an older International 2-11 scarifier. There is also a 2000 Caterpillar, though the model is not specified in the lot list. Close date is 21 July 2026, so there is time to inspect the gear online.

This Pickles auction spans multiple locations, so check the fine print on collection before you bid. The vehicle list leans heavy on American muscle and Aussie icons, with a 1970 Ford Falcon XY GT and a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS likely to draw strong interest. Several lots come with documented restoration histories, which adds confidence for buyers.

Beyond the cars, the collectables section includes original dealer brochures, enamel signs, and a set of pre-war Shell petrol pumps. If you are after a complete package, a few vehicles come with matching spare parts or period-correct accessories. Bidding closes 18 August 2026, so register early and inspect where possible.

This is a straight salvage auction for the home mechanic or panel beater looking for a project. The mix covers everyday commuters like the 2009 Hyundai Getz S and the 2010 Hyundai Getz S, plus a few more interesting options including a 2013 Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class and a 2009 Mercedes-Benz C-Class. The 2008 Volkswagen Golf GT and the 2016 Suzuki Swift GL add some variety.

All lots are located at Pickles’ Salisbury Plain site. You’ll want to inspect before bidding, as damage descriptions are not provided in the listing. Registration status is unclear, so factor in tow costs and potential write-off paperwork. The auction closes on 24 June 2026, with 12 lots currently listed.

This Adelaide sale covers 12 lots of repairable write-offs and damaged vehicles, ranging from a near-new Chery SUV to older daily runners. The 2025 Chery Tiggo 4 Ultimate is the standout for anyone chasing a late-model repairable, while the 2018 Toyota Hilux SR5 and 2016 Mazda CX-5 Akera offer strong resale potential if the damage is cosmetic.

For budget buyers, the 2006 Toyota Aurion AT-X and 2006 Ford Focus LX are cheap entry points, though check the damage severity. The 2017 Mazda 3 Maxx and 2020 Kia Cerato are solid options for a straightforward repair job. Vehicles are located at the Salisbury Plain depot, so arrange an inspection before bidding closes on June 26.

This is a straight government fleet clearance, so expect full service histories and consistent maintenance. The standout is the 2024 Subaru Forester Hybrid L, barely run in, alongside a 2024 Kia Sorento Sport and a 2023 Hyundai Tucson Elite. For ute buyers, there are two Ford Ranger XLs (2020 and 2021) plus a 2021 Toyota Hilux SR.

The sedans are heavy on Toyota Camrys: a 2019 Ascent, a 2023 Ascent, and a 2024 Ascent Sport. There is also a 2022 Isuzu MU-X LS-U for the off-road crew. All vehicles are located at the Pickles yard in Salisbury Plain. Inspection is recommended before the close date on 1 July 2026.

This is a straight-up salvage vehicle auction with 12 lots covering everything from city runabouts to family SUVs. The 2024 Corolla Ascent Sport is the newest car in the lineup and will draw attention from anyone chasing a cheap repair job. The 2022 MG ZS Excite and the 2021 MG ZS Excite give you two shots at a modern compact SUV.

The Japanese imports are worth a look too. A 2008 Toyota Vellfire people mover sits alongside a 2005 Toyota Yaris YR, offering two very different budget options. The European entries include a 2014 Volkswagen Golf 90TSI and a 2013 Ford Kuga Titanium. All vehicles are located at the Bibra Lake depot. Check the photos carefully and factor in the salvage status before you bid. Close date is 24 June 2026.

This sale is heavy on industrial power gear, with several Olympian gensets showing high hours. The XQE100-2, powered by a Perkins 2428/1800, has clocked 12,439 hours, while the XQE20-2 on a Perkins 404D/22 has run 30,641 hours. Both are worth a look if you need a workhorse for site backup or continuous load.

The Atlas Copco and Sullair compressors span 2009 to 2015, giving buyers a spread of ages and conditions. One 2012 Sullair is listed alongside a 2015 model, so compare the lot numbers on inspection day. The desiccant dryer package is a standalone item for anyone drying compressed air lines.

Check the close date of 26 June 2026. Pickles runs these sales from multiple national locations, so confirm viewing arrangements for the Perth yard. No reserve prices are stated, but with 12 lots minimum, expect competitive bidding on the bigger generators.

This auction covers 12-plus vehicles, mostly repairable write-offs from insurance claims. The mix leans heavily toward late-model 4x4s and utes, with the 2022 Toyota Hilux Rogue and 2020 Hilux SR5 both likely to draw interest. A 2023 RAM 1500 Limited adds some American muscle, while the 2026 Toyota RAV4 GXL is a rare find for a salvage sale.

Buyers should inspect the damage reports carefully. These are not running cars. The 2006 Holden Caprice and 2014 Hyundai ix35 SE are older options that could suit a parts rebuild. Pickles lists the location in Bibra Lake, so arrange an inspection before the 29 June close. If you have a repair licence or a solid panel beater lined up, this is a solid batch to work through.

This auction covers a useful mix of workshop and site gear. The four Endurequip LBR 30 hoists are heavy-duty units with a 30-tonne safe working load each, ideal for a truck or machinery workshop. The two Toyota forklifts, a 2009 32-8FG25 and a 2004 42-7FG25, are both 2.5-tonne capacity diesel models, reliable for everyday yard work.

Power generation is covered by two Shindaiwa units: the big DG1000MI-400 at 80kVA and the smaller DGK25E at 25kVA. Both are three-phase, with the larger one in a super-silenced enclosure. For attachments, there is a 2010 Imants Rootpruner tractor-mounted turf cutter, and a Pioneer Prime vacuum-assisted centrifugal pump. The 1992 Polmac trailer and a transportable kitchen building round out the offering. Bidding closes 2 July 2026.

This is a clean-out of project surplus from the oil and gas sector, with most items listed as unreserved. The standout is the DAMM BSC412 base station controller, which appears to be suspect unused. That’s a specialised piece of telecoms gear for remote site communications, worth a close look if you work in that space.

For the heavy lifting crowd, there are two Proserv Grayloc adapter clamps with TLC lifting ring assemblies, each rated to 1 tonne WLL. Also up is an XT and THD centralised handling frame with a 5000 kg gross mass, certified to DNV2.7-3 for portable offshore units. That’s serious kit for offshore or heavy industrial work.

Smaller lots include a 3Z Corporation 3-inch Class 150 plug valve in cast carbon steel with a stellite-lined plug, plus a Unico VPC pump controller and distribution board in a weatherproof cabinet. If you need spares for a processing plant or a drilling operation, this auction has a mix of high-value control gear and pipe fittings. Inspection is recommended before bidding.

This is a tight list of nine lots focused on heavy haulage and site support. The Caterpillar 773E is the headline item: a 50-tonne rated dump truck built for hard mining work. For lighter duties, there is a 2019 Isuzu FRD 107-210, plus three 2017 and 2010 Toyota Hilux SR utes that suit site running around.

The Schlam Hercules DT Hiload 793D trays are worth a close look if you run a 793D or similar haul truck. They are heavy-duty aftermarket trays designed to take a beating. The JEC 793D tray adds another option in the same size class. Bidders should inspect the gear in person at Bibra Lake before the close date on 22 July.

These are not your run-of-the-mill plant items. The headline act is the MacLean RB3-018, a purpose-built rock breaker designed for underground mining and running on electric drive. It has never been used, so you are looking at a zero-hour unit without the usual wear and tear.

The two Normet Spraymec 1050Ws are also electric vehicles, purpose-built for shotcreting in underground tunnels. These are highly specialised machines for mining and civil tunnelling operations. The 2023 model year on one of them means it is nearly new.

Expressions of Interest close on 30 July 2026. The gear is located in Bibra Lake, WA. If you are in the underground mining game and need rock breaking or shotcreting capacity, this is a rare chance to grab near-new, specialist EV equipment without the factory lead time.

Pickles is handling the clearance of a substantial manufacturing facility in Sumner, Brisbane, with over 12 lots going under the hammer on 25 June 2026. The standout is the 2022 HAAS ST-30Y CNC lathe, a serious piece of kit for any machine shop, paired with its bar feeder for automated production runs. For sheet metal work, there is a 2020 ASSET Industrial Australia SM-PB135/4000 brake press and a 2022 ACCURLcmt MS8-8X4000 hydraulic CNC guillotine, both recent models with plenty of life left.

Supporting gear includes a 2017 Metalmaster HG-860B hydraulic guillotine, two CNC plasma profile cutters (an ART 9000HDP and an unbranded unit), and a FARR Camfil Gold Series dust extraction system that any workshop would want. The 1995 Geka Hydracrop 80/S hydraulic metal worker is a tough old unit for structural fab, while the Colchester Triumph 2000 gap bed lathe is a classic manual machine still in demand. A 2026 Swanco trailer and the 2023 Isuzu D-MAX LS-U ute round out the lot list, offering a practical vehicle option. Buyers should inspect the CNC gear closely for tooling and control condition, as these are closure items.

This EOFY clearance sale is pulling together ex-mining assets from the Moranbah yard, offering a mix of heavy vehicles and support equipment. The standout is the MAN TGS 35.480, a serious truck for site work. The Cummins ISX engine is a solid pick for a rebuild or repower.

Beyond the vehicles, there is a useful spread of attachments and infrastructure gear. The MSB hydraulic rock hammer suits an 8-tonne excavator and comes with spare steel. The Sinco gen set is listed as unreserved, which means it will sell to the highest bidder regardless of price. Also in the mix: a 7500-litre steel portable septic tank and a Campac 6.1-metre male toilet block, both suited to mining or construction camps.

Buyers should note that several pallets and crates contain unknown parts, including some labelled as CAT components. The auction closes 25 June 2026, so get in early for inspection if you need site gear or truck parts.

Pickles is running the BK Civil Group planned turnover auction from their Eagle Farm site. This is a straight-up disposal of owned plant and trucks from an active civil outfit, not a fire sale. The mix of prime movers, excavators, and trailers will suit anyone in the haulage or earthmoving game.

The Kenworth T409SARs are the headliners in the truck section, backed by a 2009 Western Star Constellation 4800 FX and a 2007 Western Star 4800FX. The excavator lineup features two 2021 Hitachi ZX85USB-5A units plus the larger ZX360LCH-5B. A couple of Boomer trailers and the 2006 Kenworth T350 round out the fleet.

Buyers should inspect before bidding. The close date is 25 June 2026, so there is time to get on site at Eagle Farm and kick the tyres. These are working machines from a known Queensland contractor, not auction-retread stock.

Pickles is running this national parts sale with a tight three-lot offering, all closing on 26 June 2026. The standout is the industrial radiator pallet, sized for a CAT 994F, which is a massive wheel loader. That single component could be a goldmine for anyone maintaining a 994F fleet or looking for a hard-to-find cooling solution.

The other two pallets hold unknown tanks with a Caterpillar 6060 reference, likely from a mining excavator. There is also a separate hydraulic cylinder listed without further details. Buyers should inspect the condition of these items, as the tanks and cylinder come with no specification. If you run Caterpillar gear, this is a targeted chance to grab genuine parts without dealer pricing.

This expression of interest gives buyers the chance to secure a 2010 multipurpose temporary bridge located at Island Plantation, Queensland. It’s a complete structure suited for a range of applications, from site access to temporary crossings. Given the specialised nature of the gear, this is a niche opportunity for civil contractors, resource companies, or local councils.

The bridge is situated on Island Plantation Road, so inspection access is straightforward. Buyers should factor in transport and installation costs, as this is a heavy, oversized item. The EOI format means Pickles is gauging market interest before setting a reserve, so serious bidders should register early and get their paperwork in order. If you’ve got a project that needs a quick, robust crossing, this one’s worth a close look.

These three lots come from a military disposal, so expect heavy-duty build quality. The Industrial Load Carriers are the standout items, likely suited for workshop or warehouse use moving bulky gear. The Pallet of Assorted Goods is a mixed bag, typical of surplus clearances, and could hold anything from tools to camp equipment.

Pickles is running this one online, closing 7 July 2026. No street-level address needed for bidding, but the gear is located at Eagle Farm for inspection if you want to eyeball it before the close. Given the low lot count, this is a tight, focused sale, not a sprawling auction. If you need industrial transport gear or enjoy the gamble on a mixed pallet, this is worth a look.

Pickles is clearing the lot at Clayton South, with all bins going without a reserve. The 4m³ Marrel bins make up the bulk of the offering, so operators or yards looking to standardise their fleet can grab several matching units in one hit. The 2m³ bins are handy for tighter sites or smaller jobs.

Buyers should inspect the condition of the "clean" 2m³ skips to see if they truly need minimal work. The auction closes on 24 June 2026, and given the unreserved format, prices should reflect genuine market value. Pick up a single bin or load up on a dozen.

This Pickles auction at Tullamarine covers a solid mix of repairable write-offs and damaged vehicles. The standout is the 2024 Nissan Patrol Ti, likely with minor frontal damage, and the 2025 Ford Ranger XL, a near-new ute that could be a quick fix for a panel beater. The 2013 Toyota 86 GTS and 1999 Toyota Celica appeal to enthusiasts chasing project cars.

Buyers should inspect the lots in person before bidding. The 2009 Audi A4 and 2013 BMW 3 Series may have complex electrical or mechanical issues common in European salvage. The 2014 Holden VF and 2006 Toyota Kluger are cheaper options for parts or a rebuild. All vehicles are located at the Tullamarine yard. Bidding closes June 25.

This is a straightforward buy for anyone needing heavy earthmoving gear. The bucket is a dedicated wheel loader attachment, 2.54 metres wide, and comes from military surplus which often means low hours and solid condition. No guessing on size, it is a standard fit for large loaders.

If you work in civil construction, mining, or quarrying, this is a direct replacement or spare unit. Pickles runs regular ex-defence sales, so the gear is usually well-maintained. Inspection would be wise given it is a single item, no second chances if you miss the close.

Location is Altona North, easy access from the West Gate Freeway. Check the listing for pickup details and any fees. Set your bid and move on.

This is a genuine fleet rotation, so expect well-maintained gear from a commercial operator. The standout is the 2019 Mercedes Benz Actros 2658, a serious heavy-haul unit. The two 2019 Kenworth T610s are popular workhorses that hold their value, and the 2018 Volvo FM 500 is a solid all-rounder.

The 2013 Mitsubishi Fuso Fighter 1627 and 2015 Isuzu FRR500 MWB offer medium-duty options for smaller loads or city work. Also in the mix is a 1996 Barker Heavy Duty Tri Axle trailer, which could be a cheap buy for someone needing extra capacity. Bidding closes July 22, so check the listings for your nearest location and inspection times.

Pickles has a tight two-lot auction for rail contractor gear, closing 24 June 2026. The pair of Isuzu trucks come from a contractor’s fleet, so expect solid work-ready condition rather than showroom shine.

The 2005 Isuzu NPR is a light-duty favourite for rail site access and parts runs. The 2008 Isuzu FTS 800 steps up to a heavier chassis, likely fitted for hauling ballast or track materials. Both are registered and located at the Spring Farm site in Sydney’s south-west. If you need a dedicated rail support truck or a tough used Isuzu for general duties, this is a small, targeted sale worth a look.

This is a straight-out clearance, no reserves, on a solid run of industrial bins. The bulk of the lot list is eight 23m³ hook lift bins, the standard workhorse for commercial waste and construction debris. They are matched by four 10m³ Marrel craneable skip bins, which give you the flexibility of crane loading for tighter sites.

If you run a skip hire operation or need extra bins for a big project, this is a chance to pick up multiples in one hit. The unreserved format means pricing starts from zero, and the volume available lets you bid conservatively across several lots. Being at the Pickles yard in Arndell Park, you can inspect before the close on June 25.

This is a straight-up ex-defence clearance, so expect gear built to a military spec. The Atlas Copco Pionjar 120 rock drill is a standout for anyone in construction or demolition. It is a heavy-duty, petrol-powered breaker that holds its value.

Three 2.5-tonne lever hoists are also in the mix, useful for workshops or site work. The Spitwater HP201S pressure washer and the A&D FS-KL150 scale round out the more general industrial kit. Inspection is recommended before bidding, given the ex-military provenance. The auction closes on 7 July 2026.

This auction is squarely aimed at anyone who needs heavy-duty metalwork for industrial, agricultural, or workshop use. The eight flume and body components (AFM101 through AFM108) are the backbone of the sale, likely from military infrastructure or field equipment. They are listed as unknown metal, so expect solid fabrication that will need a hands-on inspection to judge condition and dimensions.

The two drab olive stillages (AFM111 and AFM112) are classic ex-military storage units, built tough for moving heavy loads. Rounding out the lots are a metal bin (AFM109) and roller door components (AFM110), which could be useful for shed repairs or custom builds. Pickles runs a straightforward online process, so register early if you want to bid on specific lots rather than the whole block. Inspect in person if you can, given the unknown condition of the metal flume gear.

This is a straight fleet reduction from BC Bulk, so expect well-maintained gear with service history. The two Kenworth T610SARs are the headline acts, one a 2024 and the other a 2019, both popular units for linehaul work. The 2021 BTE and the 2024 BTE Tri Semi are purpose-built trailers, likely matched to the prime movers.

The 2021 FWR is another heavy hauler worth a look, and the JCB 527-58 telehandler adds versatility for anyone needing loading gear. With only six lots, this is a tight, focused sale. Bid on the day, 9 July 2026, at Tamworth. No online-only nonsense here, so be ready to inspect in person.

This is a no-fuss listing for buyers who need a solid trailer without the new-price tag. The 2011 ATA unit is ex-government and council gear, which usually means regular servicing and logbook history. Pickles is running the sale from their Sydney operation, with the trailer likely stored at their Milperra site.

One lot means a straightforward auction. No wading through hundreds of items. If you need a trailer for site work, towing machinery, or general hauling, this is worth a look. Check the photos for condition and any attachments included. Close date is July 29, 2026, so you have time to inspect before bidding.