At Pickles Auctions This Week – Vehicles, Plant-Equipment, Salvage-Vehicles and 145 More Events

This is ex-military stock, which usually means gear that has been looked after and cycled out on a schedule rather than flogged to death. The lot list runs AFM001 to AFM012, all electric sit/stand desks, and the title suggests the catalogue goes past 100 lots, so there is depth here if you want more than one.

Electric sit/stand desks hold their value. A single unit at retail runs into the hundreds, and buying several at auction is where the maths gets interesting, whether for a home office, a small business fitout, or a bulk resell.

Pickles is running the sale online, closing 21 October. Inspect at 23 Hoffman Road, Thurgoona if you want to check the mechanisms and motors before bidding.

This is a straight salvage listing: one 2013 Tidd PC25 crane, nothing else in the catalogue. Pickles is handling the sale out of Spring Farm in Sydney’s south-west, and with only a single lot on the books, there’s no filler to scroll past.

The PC25 is a compact pick-and-carry style unit, the sort of crane that suits tight sites and small crews. Being a salvage entry, expect condition to reflect that, so factor in inspection before you commit. Parts alone can add up quickly on these, which is where the value tends to sit.

One lot, one close date: 21 October 2026. If you’ve been hunting a cheap crane project or a donor unit, this is the whole catalogue.

Ex-military containers tend to be built heavier than your average box, and this Thurgoona run is all storage, no filler. The mix leans hard on 20-footers, with nine of the 12 lots that size, plus three 40-foot containers for anyone needing serious volume.

Pickles is running the sale online, closing 21 October 2026. Condition varies across ex-defence stock, so check the photos and lot details on each container before you bid rather than assuming they’re all equal.

If you’ve been pricing new containers, this is a straightforward way to compare against retail. Buyers should factor in transport from Thurgoona, since moving a 40-footer isn’t a ute-and-trailer job.

Pickles is handling the disposal of a civil contractor’s warehouse in Sydney, and the mix leans practical: attachments, light industrial equipment and general site gear accumulated by a working outfit. For anyone kitting out a workshop or topping up a plant inventory, this is the kind of sale where the useful stuff sits alongside the surplus.

Attachments and buckets are the drawcard for earthmoving operators, while the light industrial side should suit fab shops, mechanics and trade businesses chasing spare capacity. Contractor disposals tend to move quickly and condition varies, so check the lot photos and descriptions before bidding.

Inspection details, catalogue and bidding are all through Pickles. Do your homework on the lots you want and bid to your number.

This is ex-government stock, which usually means the gear has been maintained on a schedule and retired on a fleet cycle rather than run into the ground. The lot list splits into two clear groups: stretcher hardware and defib gear.

On the stretcher side you get three Stryker 6506 Power Pro XT powered ambulance stretchers, plus multiple pallets of Stryker Power-Load units. Power-Load systems handle the lifting so crews aren’t manually hoisting stretchers, and they’re not cheap to buy new.

The other pallet is the one to watch if you work in emergency care, training, or medical sales. It holds 30 Lifepak 15 Version 1 monitor/defibrillators, six Li-ion chargers, and 60 Li-ion batteries. Batteries alone add up fast at retail, so factor that into your bidding.

Inspection and collection are at Nancy Ellis Leebold Drive, Milperra, with the auction closing 28 October 2026. Check each lot’s condition report and battery health before you commit.

This is a one-off piece of kit: a 20ft shipping container converted into a pop-up display room, originally built to government specification for mobile events and exhibitions. That means a proper fit-out rather than a bare box, the kind of setup that takes a display or activation straight to a site without hiring a marquee or fitting out a hall.

For anyone in events, retail activation, trade shows or field marketing, a container like this cuts setup time and travel costs. It also suits a business wanting a secure, relocatable showroom or office that can be dropped on site and locked up at night.

The container is located at Spring Farm in New South Wales and the auction closes 28 October 2026. One lot, so if the fit-out matches your needs, it is worth inspecting before bidding.

This is a workshop closure sale, so the mix leans practical: hydraulic hammers, quick hitches, compressors, pressure washers and a dust suppression unit. Standouts include the 2021 UHK 300S and UHK 40S hammer attachments, a Ramrade hammer, and a 2018 Generac DF MINI dust suppression unit.

Air and washdown gear is well covered. There’s a Westair WD20 and a 2021 Airmac T55 receiver-mounted compressor, plus a Spitwater SW151 diesel/415V hot water washer, a Maer diesel/240V unit and a Spitwater HP110.

Also listed: a 2022 Generac Mobile TF4 light tower, a Sewell B200 hydraulic sweeper attachment and a hydraulic quick hitch. Inspection is at Seven Hills, NSW. Bids close 29 October 2026.

This auction centres on dewatering and water treatment infrastructure, the sort of gear that suits civil contractors, mine sites, farms and anyone managing stormwater or process water. The lot list runs across pumps, generators, transformers and storage, so there is scope to kit out a site or replace a single failed unit.

The Oleology water treatment system in a 20ft shipping container is the headline lot, a self-contained setup that travels as easily as it operates. Around it sit practical workhorses: a Sykes Group pumping station, an enclosed Hudig pumping station, a QP150M-404D pump, a diesel pump and an industrial dewatering pump with electric motor. Power comes via a Denyo diesel generator, a RhinoFSD XL13-KU 10.5kVA unit (no keys) and an OPMI YD25485 transformer.

Also listed is a Polly World 10,000L poly tank and an industrial evaporation ducting unit. Inspections and collection are at Beresfield, NSW, with the auction closing 29 October 2026.

This is a pure clearance play. Pickles is putting up a Sydney online unreserved sale of unidentified damaged freight, which means no reserves and no minimums. Everything goes to the highest bidder.

The catch is in the name. Lots are unidentified, so you’re bidding on potential rather than a known quantity. Condition is damaged, so factor that into every bid. If you’re local and can inspect, do it. If not, bid on the assumption that the worst case is the likely case.

Suited to resellers, repairers, and anyone who can make a call on mixed general goods without a guaranteed return. Unreserved means the market decides, and the market can be very kind to the prepared.

This is a state government and council clearance, which usually means a broad mix rather than one tidy category. Plant and equipment sit alongside machinery and various goods, so there is scope to pick up working gear or parts depending on what lands in the catalogue.

Buyers should check the lot list closely for condition and service history, since government disposals often move in lots rather than singles. Pickles runs the sale from Sydney, and the catalogue closes 16 November, so inspect early and bid with a clear number in mind.

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.

Salvage auctions suit buyers who can assess damage themselves and are happy to take on a repair project. This one spans the full spectrum, from LAMS-approved learner bikes like the 2025 Kawasaki Ninja 650L and 2025 Kawasaki Z650L, to litre-class superbikes including the 2025 BMW S 1000 RR and 2019 BMW S 1000 RR.

Mid-range options are well covered too. There’s a 2013 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R (636), a 2023 Yamaha YZF-R1, a pair of Harley-Davidsons from 2024 and 2025, and a 2019 Honda Dio (NSC110) for anyone after cheap commuter transport.

Because the bikes are held at various locations nationally, check the individual lot details for where each one sits and what condition it’s in before bidding. Inspections and freight costs are worth factoring into your number. The auction closes 21 October 2026.

This is a national online sale, so lots sit at various sites around the country rather than one yard. That means checking pickup locations before you bid matters as much as the price.

The six Haycomp Eagle 2A passenger lifters are the obvious draw for anyone in access equipment or maintenance. The rest is a genuine mixed bag: a Waratah BBQ, a boxing bag, a push bike, a vacuum cleaner and a pallet of unclaimed freight. A water damaged desk rounds out the list, so inspect condition where you can.

Twelve lots or more, closing 21 October 2026. With gear this varied, read each listing carefully and confirm what you are actually collecting.

This is a salvage and recreational clearance, so expect the usual mix: insurance write-offs, damaged stock and end-of-life units sitting alongside gear that simply needs a new owner. The caravan side is heavily Jayco, with four examples spanning three decades, which gives you a decent read on how the brand has aged and what parts interchange between models.

The newer stock is where the interest sits. A 2023 Austar Toy Hauler Play Zone T and a 2024 Trailer Tech TT167-45T are both recent builds, and the 2019 LDK 7×46 and 2019 Jayco Swan Outback are worth a look if you want something that still has years left in it. The Arctic Campers Frost 15 covers the off-road camper crowd.

Lots are spread across various locations nationally, so factor in inspection and transport before you bid. Salvage listings mean condition varies wildly from unit to unit, and the notes give no breakdown of damage per lot. Do your homework on the individual listing before committing.

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.

Ex-military stock is worth watching because it tends to be maintained to a schedule and moved on for reasons that have nothing to do with condition. This sale is national and online, so you can bid from wherever you are without travelling to inspect in person first.

The headline lot is a 2022 Liebherr LTM crane truck, a late-model unit that would normally carry a serious price tag new. Alongside it, the catalogue covers trucks and plant equipment, so there is scope to pick up supporting gear in the same session.

Check the lot details for each item’s location, since the sale is spread across various sites. Confirm inspection arrangements and any ex-military paperwork requirements before bidding.

This is a broad fleet dispersal rather than a single-site clearance, with vehicles spread across multiple locations nationwide. That spread matters: it means more chances to find something close to you, but you’ll want to check each lot’s actual pickup point before bidding.

The mix leans heavily on dual-cab utes and SUVs, the sort of gear that moves quickly through government and lease fleets. Standouts include a 2025 Mazda CX-90 D50e, a 2023 Ford Everest Trend and a 2023 Mazda CX-60 P50e, all recent models with plenty of service life left. The 2023 Isuzu D-MAX SX and 2023 Toyota RAV4 GX round out the near-new end.

At the other end, a 2019 Toyota Hilux Workmate, 2020 Ford Ranger XL and 2021 Nissan Navara SL offer solid work vehicles at fleet-exit pricing. Passenger options include a 2020 Hyundai i30 Elite and 2020 Volkswagen Tiguan 110TSI. Condition reports and inspection details are worth checking per lot, since fleet vehicles vary widely in kms and presentation. Bidding closes 21 October.

This is a national Pickles sale pulling together corporate, fleet and finance stock, so the mix skews practical rather than exotic. The 2023 Kia Carnival SLi is the newest people mover in the group, while a 2022 Ford Ranger XLS and 2017 Ford Ranger XLT cover the ute buyers. Family SUV shoppers get a 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander XLS, 2014 Subaru Forester 2.5i, 2013 Honda CR-V VTi-S and 2015 BMW X3 xDrive20d to weigh up.

There is also a 2019 Honda Odyssey VTi for those needing seven seats, a 2020 Toyota Camry Ascent for a sensible daily, and a 2016 Nissan JUKE ST in the small SUV bracket. Older stock includes a 2005 BMW 3 Series 320i and a 2005 Land Rover Freelander HSE, both worth a look if you are handy with a spanner.

With lots spread across various locations nationally, check each listing for its actual pickup point before bidding. The sale closes 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.

This one suits anyone chasing a work vehicle without paying retail. The Hiace vans cover both cargo and people-moving, with the 2022 Hiace and the 2021 Commuter both worth a look if you need seating or load space. Utes are well represented too: a 2022 Hilux SR and 2021 Workmate sit alongside a 2019 Ford Ranger XL and a 2014 Ranger XL.

Smaller operators aren’t left out. A 2018 Hyundai iLoad, a 2020 LDV G10 and a 2018 LDV V80 give you van options at the lighter end, while a 2015 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter handles bigger jobs. Rounding out the list are a 2013 Holden Colorado LX and a 2011 Mazda BT-50 XT for anyone working to a tighter budget.

The sale runs nationally and online through Pickles, closing 22 October. Inspect before bidding and check each lot’s condition report.

This is a national online sale, so buyers across the country can bid without leaving home. Pickles has pulled together a mix that leans heavily on Toyota, with nine Camry and RAV4 lots alone. If you want a proven hybrid workhorse, the 2021 and 2022 RAV4 GX and the 2022 Subaru XV Hybrid L are worth a look.

The electric side is where the newer metal sits. A 2023 Tesla Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive and a 2026 BYD Atto 3 Premium headline the EV options, both late-model with plenty of life left. The 2022 Kia Niro HEV splits the difference for anyone not ready to go full electric.

With 12 or more lots closing on 22 October 2026, there is enough variety here to suit a range of budgets and needs. Condition reports and inspection details are available through the listing, so check those before bidding.

Pickles is running a National Online Prestige Auction with a single lot on offer: a 2022 BMW iX3. The iX3 is BMW’s electric mid-size SUV, built on the X3 platform with a rear-mounted motor and a usable real-world range that suits daily driving and longer trips alike.

With just one lot listed and bidding open nationally, this is a focused sale. Buyers chasing a late-model electric SUV should check the condition report and odometer reading carefully, since a single-lot auction leaves no room for comparison shopping on the day.

Closing 22 October. Inspect before you bid.

This is a national government and fleet lease dispersal, which usually means vehicles with documented service history and consistent maintenance schedules. The lineup spans roughly a decade of builds, from a 2013 Toyota Hiace Commuter through to a 2026 Mazda CX-80 G40e, so there is something for most budgets and uses.

The ute and SUV category carries the most weight here. Two Ford Rangers (2021 XLT and 2020 XL), a 2020 Mitsubishi Triton GLX-R, a 2024 Ford Everest Ambiente and a 2024 Subaru Forester 2.5i cover the dual-cab and family wagon bases. Toyota buyers get a pair of Landcruiser Prado GXLs from 2022 and 2023, plus the Hiace Commuter for anyone needing people-moving capacity.

Commercial and passenger options round things out with a 2021 Mercedes-Benz Vito 116CDI, a 2021 Hyundai iLoad and a 2024 Volkswagen Tiguan 162TSI Proline Allspace 4MOTION. Because lots are spread across various locations nationally, check the individual listing for each vehicle’s inspection and pickup details before bidding.

This is ex-corporate and finance stock, which usually means logbooks, service records and a known history rather than a mystery box. The spread covers tradie workhorses and family cars in one sale: 2019 Toyota Hilux Workmate and 2012 Hilux SR5, 2020 Nissan Navara RX, 2020 Isuzu D-MAX SX and the 2022 Ranger Wildtrak for the ute crowd.

Van and people-mover buyers get a 2016 Toyota Hiace, a 2016 Ford Transit Custom 290S and the 2021 Mercedes-Benz Vito 116CDI. Passenger options run from a 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe Elite and 2012 BMW 328i through to the near-new 2023 T-Roc and 2024 Camry Ascent.

Lots are spread across various locations nationally, so check each listing for its actual pickup point before you bid. Close date is 22 October 2026.

Ex-mining and commercial fleet vehicles tend to live hard, which is exactly why they turn up at auction with plenty of life left and a price that reflects their history rather than a dealer’s showroom prep. This Pickles sale spreads six vehicles across various locations nationally, closing 23 October 2026.

The Hilux SR dominates the list, with 2020, 2022 and 2023 examples alongside a 2021 Isuzu D-MAX SX. For anyone wanting a dual-cab workhorse or a base for a tray and canopy build, that’s a solid pool to pick from.

The 2019 Landcruiser Workmate is the odd one out and likely the drawcard for anyone chasing a heavier-duty wagon. Inspect each lot on its merits, service history and condition will vary across a fleet run this way.

Fleet and finance auctions are where ex-company cars land, and this one leans heavily on near-new stock. Most of the list is 2024 and 2025 build, which means low odometer readings and balance of new-car warranty on plenty of the lots.

The Volkswagen T-Cross 85TSI is the volume play here, with four examples up for bidding. If you want one, you have room to compare condition and kilometres across the group rather than settling for the only one on offer.

At the other end, the 2023 Landcruiser Prado GXL is the standout for anyone after a proper tow rig or family 4×4, and the 2025 Honda Civic e:HEV L is the pick for fuel economy. The 2021 Kia Sportage S is the oldest of the bunch and likely the cheapest way in.

Bidding closes 23 October 2026. Inspect before you bid, since these are ex-fleet vehicles and condition will vary between lots.

Pickles is running this one online across multiple locations nationally, so you can bid from wherever you are without travelling to inspect in person. The mix leans heavily toward utes and SUVs, which suits anyone after a work vehicle or a family bus without paying retail.

Standouts include the 2020 Holden Colorado LS, the newest vehicle in the line-up, and the 2016 Ford Ranger XL, a popular dual-cab workhorse. The 2008 Toyota Hilux Workmate and 2019 Mazda BT-50 XT round out the ute options, while the 2012 Subaru Liberty GT offers something sportier for sedan buyers.

Family buyers have plenty to choose from with the 2013 and 2012 Mazda CX-9 Luxury, 2014 Nissan Pathfinder ST and 2015 Renault Koleos Bose. A 2010 Toyota Hiace van and a 2012 Mazda 3 Neo fill out the smaller end of the list. With 12 or more lots and bidding entirely online, it pays to check each vehicle’s location and condition report before the 25 October close.

This is ex-fleet and lease stock, which usually means logbooks, servicing records and a life of steady highway running rather than hard off-road abuse. The 12-plus lots cover a spread of ages, so there’s room to chase a near-new 2024 Navara ST-X or a 2023 Hilux SR5 if you want the freshest metal, or pick up a cheaper 2017-2019 Hilux or Mondeo if budget is the priority.

The mix leans heavily on dual-cab utes, the default work vehicle for most Australian fleets, with Tritons and Rangers filling out the tray options. The Mazda pair, a CX-3 sTouring and CX-5 D35, gives passenger-car buyers something to look at.

Because the auction runs across various locations nationally, check which site each lot sits at before you bid. Inspections and pickup logistics will vary by state, so confirm the details on the listing for the vehicle you want.

This is a corporate, fleet and finance clearance running across multiple sites, so buyers can expect ex-company vehicles with documented histories rather than private-sale unknowns. The Ranger XL count alone gives tradies and fleet operators plenty to compare on condition, km and spec.

The 2020 Audi Q2 35 TFSI is the odd one out in a mostly workhorse field, and the 2019 Hyundai Kona Go adds a small SUV option. For load-carrying, the 2017 Hyundai iLoad van and 2016 Hyundai iMax people mover cover the commercial and family ends.

With 12 lots listed and a close date of 26 October 2026, it pays to check each location’s inspection times before bidding. Finance repossession stock can move quickly, so review the condition reports per lot.

This is a national sale, so bidding happens online and vehicles are spread across locations. That means you will want to check each lot’s individual location and inspection details before you commit.

The mix leans heavily on German metal, with six Mercedes-Benz lots alone: a 2021 A-Class A180, 2022 CLA-Class CLA200, 2023 GLC-Class GLC300, 2020 GLC-Class GLC300, 2020 CLA-Class CLA250 and a 2020 Range Rover Sport DI6. Add a 2021 Audi Q5 40 TDI, a 2021 BMW X3 xDrive30i and a 2022 Lexus NX 350h and there is no shortage of premium SUV and sedan options.

For the 4WD crowd, the 2017 Landcruiser Sahara, 2024 Nissan Patrol Ti and 2017 Range Rover Velar D240 round out the list. Late-model Patrols and Landcruisers hold value well, so expect competition on those.

This is a national salvage clearing run by Pickles, spanning construction, earthmoving and agricultural equipment from various locations across the country. The spread is wide: heavy iron sits alongside compact gear, so there’s scope whether you’re chasing a dozer for site work or a sprayer for the farm.

The headline lot is the 2004 Caterpillar D9R, a machine that rarely turns up at salvage scale. Around it sit a 2010 Manitou 120 AETJC telehandler, a 2012 Hyster RS45-31CH forklift, a Franna 4WD 12 crane and a 2019 Atlas Copco HILIGHT H5+ light tower. Agricultural buyers get the 2023 Kuhn Lexis 3000 field sprayer and a Kubota L5740D, while the Kubota ZD331, Liftsmart, 2015 BT SPE200D, Horwood-Bagshaw 6000 and 2016 Nifty 120T cover the smaller end.

Salvage stock means condition varies, so inspect each lot on its merits before bidding. The auction closes 28 October 2026.

The headline act is the run of 2024 Yamaha Waverunners. Six of the ten lots are near-new skis, five VX Deluxe and one FX HO, which means anyone chasing a current-model PWC has real choice rather than a single unit to fight over. Expect the FX HO to pull the strongest bidding of the group given its bigger engine and touring focus.

The boat side is a mixed bag. The Four Winns H200 is a solid bowrider for family days on the water, the TABS 5.45 Master Series is a proven aluminium fishing plate, and the Tracker Party Barge 18 covers the pontoon crowd. The 2007 Plaka is the project pick of the bunch.

Lots are spread across multiple locations nationally, so check the individual listing for pickup details before you bid. Ten lots, one close date, 29 October.

This one covers plenty of ground for anyone hunting a towable. The lot list spans off-road muscle and family tourers: a 2021 GIC Black Series Patron, a 2022 Long Haul Trailers T-Rex T3 and a 2021 Auslink Transport Services Escape 216 sit alongside softer options like the 2018 Jayco Swan and the 2023 Fortitude Holiday.

There’s a 2025 Jasmine OES FUQI-13JKP for near-new buyers, plus a 2017 Royal Flair Plazza, a 2021 Design RV Getaway, a 2013 Nova Pride Platinum and a 2008 Western Homestead for those working to a tighter budget. A 2011 Isuzu FSS550 rounds out the list, handy if you need something to pull it all.

Because the lots are held at various locations nationally, check each listing for its actual site before bidding. Inspections and pickup will vary by state, so confirm the details on the lot you want rather than assuming it’s nearby.

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.

This is a practical dispersal for anyone running a farm or a workshop, with the lots spread across multiple sites nationally. The spray gear stands out: a 1997 Agrimaster AT3000 HF sprayer plus a disassembled agricultural spray boom assembly, backed by flexible suction and discharge hose with camlock fittings and a portable engine-driven dewatering and trash pump package on a skid-mounted poly tank.

Tillage and clearing gear is well covered. There’s a McCormick seeder, a Fabro Weld twin tyne fertiliser ripper, a tree pusher to suit a D7 dozer, and a dozer drive-in stick rake to suit a 12ft blade. Slasher attachments come in the form of a Howard Condor and a Howard Stealth 340.

Rounding things out are a fork mount bin carrier for handling work. With 12 or more lots on offer and bidding closing 10 November 2026, it pays to check each item’s location before you commit.

This is a national online sale, so lots sit across multiple sites rather than one yard. That suits buyers who can travel or arrange freight, and it means condition and inspection details will vary lot to lot.

The machinery list leans toward working gear: Kubota leads the way with a 2023 M5101N, a 2023 M8540 and a 2023 RTV X900, backed by a 2013 New Holland Boomer 3050 and a 2017 Case Farmall 95C. There is also a John Deere 5325, an Iseki SF303FH and a Toro GroundsMaster 7200 for those chasing mowers or compact tractors.

For broader acreage work there is a Vaderstad Seed Hawk 30 and an Interlink sprayer unit, while the 2011 Polaris Ranger RZR XP 900 and 2018 Polaris Ranger XP 900 cover utility and recreation duties. With 12 or more lots and bidding closing 10 November 2026, check each item’s location before you commit.

This is a working-gear auction, the kind that suits a buyer chasing a specific attachment or a workshop machine rather than a showpiece. The Railtech One Shot Crucibles dominate the list in bulk, so if you run rail or thermite welding work, there is volume here to stock up rather than buy one at a time. A Railtech Startwel rounds out that side of the sale.

Elsewhere it is a mixed bag of plant and workshop equipment. The RAMFOS TF25-BA rock breaker and the 2015 The Trailer Factory EHD cover the earthmoving and haulage side, while the Servex 60T hydraulic press and Kasto horizontal saw suit a fabrication or maintenance workshop. A 2008 Hyster H4.00DX and a Crown FC4500 add forklift capacity for anyone moving stock or materials.

The sale runs online across various locations in VIC and TAS, closing 10 November 2026. With 12+ lots and gear spread across two states, check the location of each item before bidding so you know what you are up for on pickup.

This is a two-state clearance, so lots are spread across Victoria and Tasmania rather than sitting in one yard. That means checking pickup locations before you bid matters as much as the gear itself. Twelve lots are listed, a manageable size if you want to watch the whole sale without losing track.

The Stihl gear dominates the catalogue. Five chainsaws, two blowers and a battery MSA 140 C give you options whether you are chasing a workhorse for firewood or something lighter for around the property. The Toro Z Master and the Olympian GEP165 generator round out the grounds care and power side.

On the workshop side, the Myford cylindrical grinder is the standout for anyone with a lathe or machine shop at home. Small tooling and workshop machinery make up the rest of the sale, so expect a mix of the practical and the specific. Online only, closing 11 November 2026.

The mix here leans hard toward attachments and support gear rather than complete machines. For anyone running an excavator, the EAT hydraulic rock saw is the standout, sized at 1830mm with an 80mm pin, 465mm ear and 440mm centre, plus a stand. Note the various rust. The Hitachi ZX240-3 and Komatsu PC130 arms and hitches are worth a look if you are chasing spares or a second attachment setup.

Small plant and site gear rounds out the list: a 2025 Yale MR16, a 2019 Sureweld SW4100E, a 2009 Tucker and a Clark GTS25L. There is also a 2017 Rapid Spray unit, a mobile lunchroom, a site shed and a container dome with igloo, so there is more than just yellow iron on offer.

Lots are spread across various locations in NSW and the ACT, so check each item’s site before you bid. Closing is 16 November 2026.

This is a practical mixed sale for anyone outfitting a workshop or groundcare operation. The Wacker Neuson line-up covers compaction well: a WP1550 plate compactor, an MP70 plate compactor and a BS62Y tamper rammer, plus a Wacker petrol flex drive unit and a FlexTool FDU-P2 flex drive unit for attachments.

Blower options run from handheld to backpack, with a Husqvarna 125BV, Stihl SH56C, Stihl BR600 backpack and a Stihl BGA 85 li-ion model. A Stihl MS291 chainsaw and an Aussie Buckets ABHRB-190 rock breaker dated 04/2023 round out the tooling, alongside a Kubota F3680.

Lots are spread across various NSW and ACT locations, so check each item’s site before bidding. The sale closes 16 November 2026.

This is a Salisbury Plain salvage sale run through Pickles, closing 21 October. Twelve lots covers a broad spread of ages and body styles, so there’s something for rebuilders, parts hunters and anyone chasing a cheap runabout.

The newer end is where the interest sits: a 2022 T-Roc 140TSI and a 2017 X-Trail are the youngest of the bunch, well ahead of the 2010 CR-V and 2011 Mazda 2. Older stock includes a 2006 Impreza, a 2010 Cruze and Captiva 7, a 2013 Territory TX, plus a 2003 Getz GL and that 1999 Echo.

Salvage means damage and repair history vary lot to lot, so check each listing and inspection report before bidding. The Mazda 2 appears three times across 2008, 2011 and 2011, handy if you’re chasing parts or a project.

Government fleet cars are worth a look because they’re serviced on schedule and moved on at set intervals, not traded in when something goes wrong. This batch spans 2020 to 2024 build years, so there’s a mix of near-new stock and a few cheaper high-use options.

The Toyota presence is strong: four RAV4s across GX and GXL trim, a 2022 Hilux SR, and a 2024 Camry Ascent that’s barely run in. Ford buyers get a choice of two Rangers, an XL and an XLT, while the D-MAX SX, Triton GLX+ and Tucson Elite round out the utes and SUVs.

The Kia Carnival S is the pick if you need eight seats. Inspections and bidding run through Pickles at Salisbury Plain, with the sale closing 21 October.

The mix here is wide. Late-model metal sits beside cheap commuters, so there is something for rebuilders, flippers and anyone hunting a project. The 2018 Ford Ranger Wildtrak and 2017 Audi Q5 are the headline lots, with a 2025 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross and a 2026 Chery Tiggo 4 bringing near-new stock into the lineup.

Older end of the yard runs from a 1999 Toyota Echo to a 2006 Camry and a 2007 Holden Commodore, plus a 2014 Fiat 500 S and a 2014 Mitsubishi Triton GLX. A 2019 Mitsubishi ASX ES and a 2024 Toyota Corolla round out the more recent side.

Salvage means condition varies, so check each lot listing and inspection details before bidding. The auction is run by Pickles at Salisbury Plain, SA and closes 23 October 2026.

This is a Bowen Basin dispersal, the kind of sale where the value sits in the heavy odds and ends rather than anything shiny. Three H eye beams at 9.19m, 10.29m and 10.7m are the headline structural lots, and there’s a 250kW AC electric motor on a pallet that would suit anyone with a workshop or a pump station to feed.

The pneumatic drifter drill components turn up across several pallets, so there’s enough there to build a usable set or keep a rebuild going. A 7500L portable septic tank for a toilet block is a straightforward pick-up if you run remote site amenities.

Mixed in are a TechKing ETDL5 tubeless radial in 17.5R25, a used CAT fuel or liquid tank, and a few pallets listed only as unknown parts. Inspection is at Foster St, Gracemere before the 21 October close. Bid on what you can see and price the unknowns accordingly.

Pickles is clearing a mixed book of commercial and industrial gear out of Brisbane, and the spread is wider than your average truck auction. Trucks and vans cover the vehicle side, while shipping containers and general goods round out the sale for buyers chasing storage, fit-out or resale stock.

The mix suits a few different buyers: transport operators after another workhorse, tradies needing a van, and anyone who wants a container for yard storage or a conversion project. General goods lots can be where the value hides, so read the manifest closely rather than bidding on the headline items alone.

It all closes 7 October. Inspect what you can, check condition reports on the vehicles, and have your numbers sorted before the timer runs down.

This is a working fleet clearance, the kind of sale that suits operators chasing late-model prime movers and tipper trailers in one hit. The Kenworth lineup carries the weight: a 2019 T610SAR sits at the top of the range, with 2018 and 2016 T409s filling out the rest of the badge. Add a 2017 Mercedes Benz Actros 2658 and a 2011 Volvo FM410 and you have options across both heavy-haul favourites.

Trailer stock is just as practical. Four Maxitrans HXW ST3s span 2009 to 2012, and two Lusty EMS tippers from 2007 round out the list. Anyone running a tipper operation or rebuilding a fleet will find plenty worth inspecting here.

Pickles notes the auction covers various locations nationally, so check each lot’s details before bidding. Close date is 29 October 2026.

Nine lots of unused 7.000" casing pup joints are on offer through Pickles at Miles, Queensland. The stock covers two lengths: 1m and 2m, all at 23.00 lb/ft with BTC thread. Volumes are substantial, with individual lots running from 320 up to 600 pieces.

Every lot is unused and comes with MTCs available, so documentation is on hand for anyone who needs it. That matters for oil and gas work where traceability gets checked.

Buyers should note the split between 1m and 2m lengths when working out what suits their string. Inspection is at Lot 2/4 Tilly Crescent, Miles, and the sale closes 15 October 2026.

Grahams Plant Hire is calling time on the business, and the workshop is being cleared out. The headline act is a 2006 Caterpillar D11R, the kind of dozer that rarely comes to public auction. Around it sits a deep inventory of genuine Cat wear and hydraulic parts: D11 R-T blade lift cylinders in both left and right hand configurations, ripper tilt and lift cylinders, push arms and a tag link group.

Smaller machines are covered too. There’s a Cat 16H blade slide cylinder, a 345C track adjuster, D10 ripper shank and D10 sprocket segments, plus 785 safety railings. A Cat C32 engine in a transport frame rounds out the catalogue, handy for anyone running big iron who needs a spare or a rebuild base.

Everything sells from Brisbane. If you run heavy plant or keep a workshop stocked for mining gear, this is a retirement clearance with real parts depth behind it.

This is the first release from the Williams Cranes & Rigging fleet retirement, and the mix covers a lot of ground for a single sale. Franna pick-and-carry units feature twice, with a 2021 and a 2024 Terex Franna AT40 on the list, alongside all-terrain cranes including a 2017 and a 2022 Liebherr LTM 1060-3.1, a 2008 Terex Demag AC100-4, and Tadano GT-600E-3 and GT-300E-3 models from 2018. A 2016 Kato CR-130Ri rounds out the crane side.

Support gear is part of the package too. A 2004 Maxitrans ST2 trailer and a 2007 Toyota Hilux SR5 are listed, along with 2007 and 2008 MAN TGA 26.430 and 26.480 prime movers. Everything is being sold from Pinkenba in Brisbane, and with a fleet retirement behind it, condition reports and service history are worth a close look before bidding.

This is the second retirement sale for Williams Cranes & Rigging, and the catalogue leans heavily on the gear that keeps a lifting operation running day to day. Block cages dominate, with units from WCR-101, Barry Evans Lifting and All Lifting & Safety, including a 2000kg WLL cage and aluminium versions for crews watching weight.

Man boxes are well represented too. Maxirig supplies two, including the BMC1025, with a Franna Cranes Sully box, a forklift man cage from All Lifting & Safety and an aluminium dog box basket from KAF rounding out the personnel lifting side.

A set of 16 ground protection mats is worth a look if you’re setting up on soft ground. Inspections are at 86 Brownlee St, Pinkenba, with the sale closing 26 November 2026.

This is the third round of the Williams Cranes & Rigging retirement sale, and it is the lifting side of the business on the block rather than the cranes themselves. Think below-the-hook gear: chain slings, wire rope slings, shackles, swivels, spreader beams, lifting beams, plate clamps and the assorted rigging hardware that accumulates over a long career in the trade.

Retirement sales are worth watching because everything has to go. Gear that would normally sit in the shed as spare stock gets listed, and lifting equipment in particular holds value well if it has been looked after and still carries legible tags and certification.

Inspection is the main thing here. Lifting gear is only worth what its condition and paperwork say it is, so check slings for wear, confirm shackles and clamps are rated, and look at whether test certificates come with the lots. Pickles is running the sale out of Brisbane, with the catalogue closing on 26 November 2026.

This is the fourth instalment of the Williams Cranes & Rigging retirement sale, and it is the kind of dispersal that does not come around often. A working crane and rigging operation is clearing its yard, which means lifting gear, rigging hardware and crane equipment accumulated over a long career are all being listed.

For anyone in the trade, the appeal is obvious: gear that has been used in the field, not sitting on a showroom floor. Lifting equipment of this type holds value well, and buying at auction means you set your own price rather than paying retail.

Pickles is running the sale out of Brisbane, with bidding closing 26 November 2026. Inspect before you bid and check the lot descriptions for condition and compliance details.

Pickles is running this one as an end of an era sale for Flexible Australia, clearing out a Canberra workshop along with its spare parts and sundries. It is a working workshop dispersal rather than a curated collection, which usually means practical gear and stacked lots rather than showpieces.

The spare parts side is the drawcard if you run similar equipment or just want to build up stock. Sundries lots tend to go cheap because bidders chase the big-ticket items first, so there is value in the tail end of the catalogue.

Inspect before you bid, particularly on used workshop machinery and parts where condition varies lot to lot.

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.

The lot list covers plenty of ground for anyone chasing a project or a cheap daily. Late-model gear sits alongside older workhorses: the Ranger Raptor and Niro EV are the standouts on age, while the Camry Hybrid, Hyundai i30 Active and Suzuki Swift GL offer sensible runaround potential.

Four-wheel drives and utes feature heavily. The Jackaroo SE, RAV4 CV and X-Trail ST cover the older end, with the LDV T60 LUXE and Ranger Raptor holding the newer ground. Smaller cars include the Kia Rio LX, Hyundai i20 Active and MG GS Essence.

Inspection is at Corner Phoenix Road and Sudlow Road, Bibra Lake. Salvage listings mean condition varies lot to lot, so check each vehicle’s report before bidding. The auction closes 21 October 2026.

This is a site vacate sale, which usually means everything has to go and the bidding stays sensible. The mix suits sparkies, comms techs and anyone fitting out a workshop: Telco antennas and assorted conduit and cable capping sit alongside BR Australia steel electrical boxes, corrugated conduit, circuit breakers and terminal blocks.

The bigger items carry the value. A Bailey P170 mobile platform ladder and a 150mm bench vice are the sort of gear that rarely comes cheap new, and the lifting equipment and cable fastening gear round out a decent working kit. Two precast concrete blocks, plastic pits and lids, folding sawhorses and assorted hand tools fill out the rest.

Pickles runs the sale out of Perth, with the goods located at the Wedgefield site in WA’s north west. Freight is worth pricing before you bid if you are not local. Bidding closes 22 October 2026.

The mix here spans daily drivers, workhorses and a few genuine head-turners. Late-model utes and SUVs feature heavily: a 2022 Mitsubishi Triton GLX+, 2021 Nissan Patrol Ti, 2024 Toyota Landcruiser Prado GXL and 2020 Toyota Landcruiser VX all appear on the list, alongside a 2022 Toyota Camry Ascent and a near-new 2026 Hyundai Venue.

For something with more character, there’s a 2010 Holden Special Vehicles Maloo R8, plus a 2007 Volkswagen Golf GTI and a 2015 Honda CR-V VTi-L. Smaller commuters round out the catalogue, including a 2012 Ford Focus Trend, 2013 Hyundai Elantra Active and 2017 Hyundai Accent Active.

Inspection is at Corner Phoenix Road and Sudlow Road, Bibra Lake, WA. With 12+ salvage lots closing 26 October 2026, check each listing for condition reports and damage notes before you bid.

This is a liquidation sale, which means the artwork is being moved on behalf of KPMG rather than sold at retail gallery prices. For buyers who know Australian art, that structure often throws up interesting pieces that would otherwise sit in a dealer’s stockroom.

The catalogue covers paintings and Australian artwork across a range of styles and eras. Framed works dominate, and condition varies, so check each lot’s photos and notes carefully before bidding. Collectors chasing particular artists or periods should scan the full list rather than assume the headline lots tell the whole story.

Pickles runs the sale out of Perth, WA, closing 28 October. Inspection details and bidding terms are set out in the listing, and with liquidation stock the volume can be steady, so it pays to have your shortlist sorted early.

Pickles is running a National Transport Logistics Rotation Sale, and the lot list is led by a 2008 Mercedes Benz Atego. This is a working truck from a fleet rotation, the kind of gear that turns up when a logistics operator refreshes its linehaul or distribution fleet. The Atego is Mercedes-Benz’s medium-duty workhorse, a common sight on Australian roads in everything from freight runs to service roles.

The sale is structured across various locations nationally, so buyers outside Melbourne should check what’s available near them before bidding closes on 21 October 2026. Fleet rotation sales like this tend to move quickly and the condition varies lot to lot, so it pays to inspect or request a condition report before committing.

One lot is confirmed so far, with the Atego the standout. Keep an eye on the listing as more gear is added closer to the close date.

Salvage auctions suit buyers who can assess damage and repair costs themselves, and this Pickles sale at Tullamarine brings together 12+ vehicles across a wide spread of ages and makes. The mix runs from a near-new 2024 Toyota RAV4 Cruiser and 2023 Chery Omoda 5 EX down to a 1990 Toyota Landcruiser, so there is something for everyone from late-model repairers to project builders.

Standouts include the 2020 Tesla Model 3 for anyone comfortable with EV salvage, and the 2020 Toyota Kluger GX for those after a family SUV. The 2008 Nissan Navara ST-X and 1990 Landcruiser will draw interest from ute and 4×4 buyers, while the 2018 Volkswagen Golf 110TSI and 2021 Skoda Karoq 110TSI cover the small-car end.

Inspection is at 104-116 Operations Road, Tullamarine, before the 22 October close. Do your homework on each lot and factor in repair and transport costs before bidding.

Eight buses make up this Pickles auction, with the mix spanning nearly a quarter century of fleet stock. The newest of the group is a 2021 Toyota Coaster 70 Series, sitting alongside a 2018 Fuso Rosa and a pair of Mitsubishi Rosa BE600s from 2012 and 2013.

The heavier end of the catalogue brings a 2015 Bus & Coach International FBC6146CRZ1 Explorer, a 2014 EMC EG6158T, a 2008 Denning Phoenix and a 1998 Mercedes Benz O405NH. That spread covers late-model units through to older chassis with plenty of life left in them.

Inspection and collection are at 12-30 Toll Drive, Altona North. Bidding closes 29 October 2026.

This is a salvage sale, so expect the usual mix of collision damage and cosmetic wear across the board. The headline lots are the late-model Toyotas: a 2024 Landcruiser, a 2022 Hilux SR and a 2023 Hilux, all worth a close look if you can handle repairs or know someone who can.

The 4×4 crowd also gets a 2018 Isuzu MU-X and a 2014 Landcruiser Workmate, while the passenger side is covered by a 2019 Mazda 3, a 2015 Hyundai i30, a 2017 Holden Astra and a 2015 Kia Rio. A 2013 Mitsubishi Triton rounds out the ute options.

Lots are held at Winnellie in Darwin, so factor freight into your bidding if you are interstate. Inspect before you bid and check the damage notes on each lot.

Twelve lots make up this Pickles salvage sale in Moonah, and the spread is wider than you might expect. Late-model stock includes a 2022 LDV D90, a 2022 Mazda CX-8 Touring and a 2019 Mitsubishi Triton GLX+, so there is plenty of near-new metal alongside the older gear.

The utes are the drawcard: a 2019 Isuzu D-MAX LS-U, a 2017 Ford Ranger XLT, a 2017 Ranger XL and a 2016 Isuzu MU-X LS-T. Add a 2026 Toyota Corolla Ascent Sport to the list and the daily-driver options stack up too.

For those chasing a project or a cheap runabout, there is a 1987 Mazda B2600, a 2008 Toyota Aurion AT-X, a 2007 Honda Civic VTi and a 2011 Volvo XC60 T6. Salvage listings mean condition varies lot to lot, so inspect before you bid. The sale closes 27 October 2026 at 56 Sunderland Street, Moonah.