Inside This Week’s Pallet Auction Market – 11 Upcoming Sales inc Pallet Lots & Retail Returns

This is a pick up only sale, so factor in a trip to Yenorra before you bid. The warehouse is clearing pallet quantities, and the booze dominates the manifest. Standouts include a mixed pallet of beer and bar mixers spanning 200mL to 1L formats, ideal if you run a venue, bottle shop, or just want a serious stockpile. There’s also a wine pallet combining 41 casks at 4L with 21 standard 750mL bottles, plus a straight run of Barossa Cider mid strength apple cider across 13 cartons of 24.

The Mosca Rose 2023 out of Margaret River is the cleanest single line in the sale, 32 cartons at 6x 750mL each. With 11 lots total and a 10% buyer’s premium, the numbers stack up for anyone buying in volume. Everything is NSW pick up only, so arrange transport before the 26 September close.

This is a returns clearance, not a working-stock sale. Every lot is listed for parts, so the value sits in repair, teardown, or component recovery rather than plug-and-play use. The lots run in multiples, which suits repairers, resellers, and anyone who already turns over phone and laptop parts.

The standout lines are the Samsung foldables. A five-unit Galaxy Z Fold 4 lot spans 512GB and 256GB models, and a three-unit Z Flip 7 lot covers 256GB and 512GB. Both are current or recent flagship shapes with steady demand for screens, hinges, and boards.

On the laptop side there’s a three-unit HP lot mixing the OmniBook X Flip with the Elite 360 830. Phones round it out with a four-unit lot of Oppo Reno 12 Pro 5G, Reno 13 F 5G, and an ASUS ROG Phone 8 Pro. No reserve, seven lots, one closing date.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The headline act is the unused forklifts and pallet jacks, which sit in the plant and equipment category alongside the broader machinery on offer.

Unused stock is the drawcard here. Forklifts and pallet jacks that have never seen a shift tend to hold their condition, so the inspection notes and lot photos are where the real detail lives. Buyers chasing materials handling kit should read each lot listing closely rather than assume the whole run is identical.

The sale closes 29 September 2026. With categories this spread out, it pays to scan the full catalogue before bidding. Plant and equipment lots often move independently of the general goods, so set your own numbers and work from the lot sheets.

This is a racking clearance, so expect the usual warehouse fit-out gear: uprights, beams, pallet racking bays and longspan shelving, plus the assorted storage odds and ends that come with a site clean-out. If you are fitting out a shed, workshop or small warehouse, buying racking at auction beats paying retail for new steel.

Ross’s Auctions runs regular online, live and in-house sales out of Perth, and its catalogues often include WA Police forfeited goods, machinery, business closures and vehicles alongside the headline lots. That means it is worth scanning the full listing rather than just the racking, since other stock can appear in the same sale.

The auction closes 29 September 2026. Inspection details and pickup arrangements are set by the auctioneer, so check the listing before bidding.

The standout lots here are the branded smalls: a Timberland Pro men’s Cordura nylon RFID trifold wallet with ID window, a Rite in the Rain weatherproof pocket organizer in wolf gray Cordura, and a Skechers women’s puffa bag in pink. Travelon’s four-piece soft packing organiser set in black rounds out the apparel and travel gear.

Beyond the featured items, the catalogue spans IT equipment, household goods and pallet lots, so there’s scope to bundle. Note the buyer’s note flags a discount, worth reading before you bid.

Returns stock means condition varies lot to lot. Check each listing’s photos and description rather than assuming retail-new.

This is a small, focused drop of four retail return lots, so the appeal is in picking off individual items rather than bulk buying. The two Skullcandy SLYR Pro headsets, one wireless in black and one wired in blue, are the headline pieces for anyone after a cheap gaming audio upgrade without paying retail.

The TINYTUNY kids’ set is a quirky one: DIY headphones that come with four crayons so the young owner can colour them in themselves. The Nature Remo Mini rounds things out, a white smart universal remote for anyone wanting to consolidate a pile of controllers into one.

Four lots, closing 30 September 2026. Buyers should note these are retail returns, so check condition and completeness on each lot before bidding.

The headline lots are watches. A TIMEX T49831 Expedition Rugged Analog with black resin strap and 43mm case sits alongside the CASIO F91W-1, the black classic digital that has quietly become one of the most recognisable watches ever made. Both are practical, hard-wearing picks.

Also on the block is a NINE WEST women’s floral dial strap watch (NW/2044YF PC21J), noted with minor marks, and a CASIO LW204-1B unisex digital with black band. Condition notes are disclosed upfront, so factor that into your bidding.

Beyond the watches, the catalogue covers retail return stock across IT equipment, pallet lots, household and fashion. Discount freight is available, which matters if you are bidding from outside the pickup area.

This is a retail return sale, which means customer send-backs, overstock and change-of-mind items rather than ex-demo or clearance stock. The mix leans practical: IT equipment and pallet lots sit alongside household goods, fashion and footwear, so there is scope to bundle or cherry-pick depending on what you need.

The featured lots give a read on the quality on offer. Ray-Ban Aviator Polarized Sunglasses (RB3549 001/T5, 58-16-145) and a Hawkers Claudia pair in black cover the eyewear side. Footwear runs to Rockport Men’s M7100 MilProwalker in Sport White/Wheat at US11XW/EU45, and the beauty category is represented by Ajmal Scarlet Bloom EDP in 100ml.

Buyers should note the discount freight arrangement flagged on selected lots, which can change the landed cost maths on bulk buys. With 100 lots closing 30 September 2026, it pays to check individual lot conditions and locations before bidding, since this sale spans multiple sites.

Three lots, three very different jobs. The HELI pallet truck handles the warehouse floor, while the two RIPPA mini excavators, an R319 and an R10, cover the digging side of things.

Both RIPPAs are 2026 builds, so you are looking at near-new gear rather than well-used stock. That matters if you want tight hydraulics and low hours without paying new-machine money.

Worth a look if you run a small earthworks crew, a landscaping outfit, or just need a pallet truck that earns its keep.

This is a compact sale, so every lot counts. The HELI pallet truck handles the warehouse work, while the two RIPPA mini excavators, an R319 and an R10, cover digging and trenching jobs on tight sites. Both excavators are listed as 2026 models.

Three lots means less competition per item than you would find in a larger plant clearance. Check the listing for inspection details and closing time before you bid.

Three lots, three very different jobs. The HELI pallet truck handles the warehouse floor, while the two RIPPA mini excavators, a 2026 R319 and a 2026 R10, cover the dirt work. Buying both RIPPAs together lets you scale a job site from tight-access trenching up to larger earthmoving without sourcing from two separate sellers.

Both excavators are 2026 builds, so you’re looking at near-new machines rather than well-worn gear. The R319 is the bigger of the pair; the R10 is the compact unit for confined spaces. The HELI pallet truck rounds out the set for anyone kitting out a yard or depot in one hit.

Inspection details and closing time are still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates before bidding.