Inside This Week’s Queensland Auction Market: Fleet Vehicles, Plant Gear & Salvage Drills (32 Upcoming Sales)

This Pickles auction in Brisbane is a goldmine for anyone building a 4×4 or running a fabrication shop. The headline item is a Markforged metal 3D printer, still near new, which alone would cost a small fortune retail. It’s paired with a commercial oven and washer package, suggesting this gear came from a workshop that has shut its doors.

The wheel and tyre lots are the real draw for off-road enthusiasts. You’ve got multiple pallets of Method Race Wheels, some with around 12 rims per pallet, plus a batch of Black Rhino Rapid rims. Tyre-wise, there are Toyo Open Country RTs in 35-inch and Maxxis LT options in 275/70R18 and 285/65R18 sizes. That’s serious rubber for a big rig or tow vehicle.

Don’t overlook the smaller lots. A pallet of UHF radios and DC-DC battery chargers is perfect for a camper or work ute build. With 12 lots total and no reserve on most items, this is a pick-and-choose sale for anyone who knows their way around a toolbox. Bidding closes June 3, so get in early.

Pickles is clearing out civil and transport stock in Central Queensland with a 12+ lot sale closing 10 June. The standout is the 2013 Caterpillar 980K, a production-class loader built for high-volume work. For haulage, the 2007 Freightliner FLX Century Class pairs with a 2002 Drake quad axle low loader, while a 2023 Liberty Freighters ST3 trailer offers a newer option.

Tractor and attachment buyers should eye the 2013 John Deere 670 GP grader and the tow-behind Grizzly offset disc ploughs. The Caterpillar lineup also includes a 2005 930G, a 2011 140M grader, and a 2004 232B skid steer. A 2010 Caterpillar 432E backhoe loader rounds out the earthmoving gear.

Inspection is at various Rockhampton locations. This is a solid mix for anyone needing plant equipment or heavy haulage gear before the new financial year.

This Pickles administrators sale is a targeted cleanout of aviation support assets, covering fire fighting, refueling, and ground handling gear. Standout lots include a Simplex Fire Attack Tank with water pump attachment, plus a Simplex Spray Tank with heli attachment and boom spray arm set. There are also two Aero Design quick release cargo baskets: one suited to the Eurocopter AS350/355 series, another for the Bell 206L/407 series.

Buyers should note the two homemade heli-platforms designed for towing behind a tug, plus a forklift jib and slippers for moving heavy loads. The 2012 homemade unit adds a recent option. For workshop basics, there are six saw horses, a mobile rack, and three industrial fans. The auction closes 11 June 2026. Bid with confidence if you need specialist aviation ground gear at a fraction of new cost.

Pickles is running an administrators sale at Eagle Farm on June 11, offering a rare mix of rotary-wing aircraft and modern drone tech. The star lots are three Eurocopter AS350s: a 1990 B2 (VH-LGG), another 1990 B2 (VH-LBT), and a 1992 BA (VH-WHW). These are workhorse helicopters used in mustering, tourism, and utility work. A 1986 Robinson R22 Mariner (VH-HOA) rounds out the choppers, ideal for training or light reconnaissance.

The XAG P100 Pro agricultural drone is a standout for anyone in broadacre farming. It carries a 40 kg payload for spraying, spreading, or mapping. Buyers should inspect the aircraft before bidding. Registration details are listed with each lot, so factor in transfer costs and any required maintenance. This is a niche sale for operators looking to expand a fleet or pick up a specialised machine at a sharp price.

This is a bulk disposal of used drill casing, with over 3,000 total lengths up for grabs. The inventory runs to roughly 1,500 lengths of 2 3/8-inch x 9m casing and around 1,750 lengths of 2 7/8-inch x 9m casing. Each lot groups 250 or 300 lengths, so you can bid on the volume that suits your project.

The gear is located at Pickles’ yard on Tilly Crescent in Miles. Note that the photos are generic, so inspect in person if condition matters to you. For anyone needing casing for drilling programs, stock water pipelines, or fencing, this is a straight chance to buy in bulk without the retail markup. The auction closes 18 June 2026.

This online sale from Pickles is built for anyone working in mining or civil construction around the Bowen Basin. The star lots are the Caterpillar 777 dump truck body and the separate 777 water tank body, both serious pieces of gear for site operators. The two Wilson-Snyder pumps, each a large single-stage centrifugal unit sized 9-7/8 x 18, are worth a close look for water or slurry handling.

Beyond the heavy stuff, there are pallets of assorted parts, toolboxes, steel off-cuts, and electrical run girders that could round out a workshop or support ongoing maintenance. The concrete pads, slabs, and drainage pipe are practical extras for site works. The sale closes on 24 June 2026, and the location is Moranbah with address available on request. If you need spares or auxiliary gear for a mining operation, this one is worth your time.

This is a planned turnover auction from BK Civil Group, held at their Eagle Farm depot. It’s a tight, focused sale of six lots covering both plant and haulage equipment. The two Hitachi ZX85USB-5A excavators are recent models, likely well-maintained for a civil crew. The 2014 Western Star 4864FXC is a serious truck for heavy towing, while the 2006 Kenworth T350 adds an older but proven option for budget buyers.

The pair of Jamieson Boomer Tri Axle trailers means you can bid on a matched set or just one. With the auction closing on 25 June 2026, buyers have time to inspect. If you need a ready-to-work excavator or a heavy-haul combo, this sale keeps it simple. No chaff, just contractor-spec gear.

This is a straight-up unreserved clearance of aged care and medical gear, ideal for clinics, allied health practices, or anyone fitting out a treatment room on a budget. With only 15 lots, it’s a tight, focused sale that won’t waste your time.

The standout is the Joyce Examination Table, a solid piece for patient consultations. The real bulk of the auction, however, is the trio of Gardhen Bilance Stephen H chairs. Two are flat multitherapy chairs, and one is an anatomical multitherapy chair. These are specialised pieces for patient positioning and therapy, often found in physio or rehab settings.

If you need examination or treatment furniture, this is a clean opportunity to grab commercial-grade gear without the retail markup. The auction runs through Grays, so expect online bidding. Check the condition notes and factor in pickup from Pinkenba.

This Grays auction in Garbutt, QLD is a rare chance to pick up brand-new heavy-duty shelters. The standout is the unused 60ft x 40ft container shelter, ideal for large-scale storage or workshop space. There are also three separate unused 40ft container shelters, one with an endwall for extra weather protection.

Beyond the shelters, expect generators and workshop equipment to fill out the 70 lots. With no close date confirmed yet, you have time to inspect. These are big-ticket items at bargain starting prices, so get your bids in early.

This is a complete business wind-up, not a piecemeal clearance. Hymans is handling the disposal under instructions from DVT McLeods administrators for Kingsthorpe Labour Co. Pty Ltd, so the buyer gets everything needed to restart or strip out.

The lot list covers standard office fit-out gear: desks, chairs, filing cabinets, and IT hardware including monitors and printers. There are no heavy vehicles or industrial plant here, it’s purely a white-collar setup. The EOI format means you name your price for the whole lot, not bid per item.

No close date is set yet, so keep an eye on the listing for updates. If you need a turnkey office for a new venture or want to flip business assets cheap, this is worth a look.

This is a rare chance to pick up a bespoke AI tool, not off-the-shelf software. Hymans is handling the sale from their Sydney base, with the asset located in Queensland. The system is built to give early warnings on project profitability and cost blowouts, which could be a game-changer for a construction or engineering firm.

Buyers should note this is an expressions of interest campaign, so there is no set close date yet. The intellectual property rights are included, meaning you get the code and the logic. If you run complex projects and want an edge on margins, this is worth a serious look. No lot list is available, so contact Hymans directly for a demo or specs.

mcdonaldauctions is putting up a solid lineup of steel and hardware in this weekly online sale. The steel stock covers the essentials: plate, rectangular hollow section, parallel flange channel, and galvanised pipe, all useful for fabrication, fencing, or general site work. It’s the kind of material that suits tradies, hobby welders, and small builders looking to save on retail prices.

Beyond the steel, the auction includes a mix of hand tools and workshop equipment. Without a detailed lot list, expect the usual assortment of spanners, sockets, power tools, and possibly some machinery that turns up in these weekly sales. The auctioneer has been running this format in Brisbane since 1989, so the listings are reliable and the gear is properly described.

Buyers should check the close date, as it’s listed as TBC. Keep an eye on the site for the full catalogue to drop, and be ready to bid online. If you need steel for a project or just want to top up the tool box, this one is worth a look.

This roxburys auction covers a broad sweep of numismatics and militaria. The coin lots include Commonwealth and pre-decimal Australian silver, plus some world coins and proof sets. Banknote collectors will find early Australian paper notes, including some scarce denominations.

On the militaria side, there are service medals, cap badges, and edged weapons. Jewellery ranges from modern sterling silver pieces to vintage gold rings and chains. The collectables section turns up everything from antique pocket watches to stamps and ephemera.

The auction date is yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the listing. Bidding will be online. If you are after a specific series or era, check the lot list as it fills out. This is a solid mixed catalogue for the casual collector or the dealer restocking.

This is a broad-based collectables auction from Roxburys, covering four main categories. The coin section includes Australian pre-decimal silver and copper, plus decimal proof sets and world coins. Banknotes range from early Commonwealth issues to modern polymer notes, with a few error notes likely to draw attention.

Militaria collectors will find medals, badges, and edged weapons, including some World War I and II items. The jewellery lots feature gold and silver pieces, gemstone rings, and vintage watches. If you deal in second-hand goods or stack bullion-related items, the scrap value alone on some lots could be worthwhile.

Auction dates are yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the Roxburys website for the close time. Given the mix of categories, you’ll want to inspect the full lot list online before bidding. No buyer’s premium details were provided, so factor that into your limits.

Nasco Auctioneers is running this unreserved auction from a Queensland location. The centrepiece is a late model tautliner, a workhorse setup that typically holds its value. Buying at auction without a reserve means the highest bidder walks away with the truck, no matter the price, which can be a sharp deal for a buyer who does their homework.

Beyond the prime mover and trailer, the auction may include ancillary gear commonly found in transport operations. Check the full lot list closer to the close date for any supporting equipment. Given Nasco’s national reach, expect bidding from interstate buyers, so have your transport and inspection plans ready. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so register for alerts and don’t leave your bid to the last minute.

This is the second auction from Precast Concrete Solutions, and it’s packed with heavy plant for block making and precast work. The headline items are the Besser V3-12 and Columbia Model 22 block machines, both workhorses in the concrete industry. You’ll also find a Rotec Industries wet cast machine and a selection of concrete mixers, including an Ausmix pan mixer.

Supporting gear includes forklifts, concrete pumps, and a range of moulds for blocks, pavers, and retaining wall systems. There are also compressors, generators, and workshop tools. The auction runs through Nasco, who handle sales for industrial and commercial outfits across Australia. If you’re in the concrete game or need heavy machinery, this is one to watch. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the listing.

This is a solid cross-section of working gear from across QLD. The lot list includes a John Deere S690 header, a New Holland T8.410 tractor, and a Case IH Steiger 450, all likely to draw serious interest from broadacre farmers. Smaller tractors like the John Deere 6110M and a Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 130 are also in the mix, making it a useful auction for operators at any scale.

On the utility side, there are Polaris and CF Moto quad bikes, plus a Kubota RTV-X1140 side-by-side. The workshop gear includes a Lincoln 300A welder, a 1000kg engine crane, and a range of air tools. Buyers should register early and check the exact close date, as this is a rolling online auction with no firm end time listed yet.

This is a genuine retirement clearance, so there’s no reserve and no holding back. The lineup centres on quarry production gear: think a Sandvik BR328 rock breaker, a Hazemag APK 50 impact crusher, and a Finlay 393 mobile screen. For loading and hauling, there’s a Caterpillar 950 loader, a Komatsu WA470, and a fleet of Mack and Volvo trucks.

Workshop and site support is well covered too. A Lincoln welder, a Gardner Denver compressor, and a full set of air tools and hand tools are all listed. Buyers should also note the onsite office furniture and consumables like conveyor belting and wear parts.

Given it’s unreserved, this is one for operators looking to pick up a complete quarry setup or upgrade existing plant. Inspection is recommended before the close date, which is yet to be confirmed.

Nasco Auctioneers is putting up a mixed bag of assets from industrial, agricultural and commercial sources. The auction covers the usual categories you’d expect from a general goods sale, so there’s likely to be something for operators, farmers and small businesses alike.

Given the broad scope, keep an eye out for machinery, workshop tools, and farm equipment. Nasco runs these auctions Australia-wide, so the QLD location means local pickup should be straightforward. No closing date has been set yet, so check the listing regularly to avoid missing out.

Nasco Auctioneers are handling this complete property clearance at "Trenayr" in Moree. While the full lot list is yet to drop, the listing points to a solid mix of agricultural and industrial assets typical of a working rural property. Buyers should keep an eye out for tractors, implements, and general farm machinery, plus workshop tools and possibly livestock handling gear.

This is a genuine clearing sale, meaning everything needs to go. That usually pushes prices down for buyers willing to haul gear away. The auction is online, so you can bid from anywhere, but given it’s a Moree location, expect plenty of local interest from the surrounding cropping and grazing country. Check back for the detailed catalogue as the close date firms up.

This is a genuine property clean-out, so the range is broad and the bidding should be sharp. The lot list points to a solid mix of tractors, including a Ford 5000, plus a wide selection of tillage gear such as chisel ploughs, scarifiers, and offset discs. Hay and silage equipment is well represented with mowers, rakes, and a bale feeder.

For livestock operators, there are cattle crushes, loading ramps, and a portable calf feeder. Smaller items add value too: a generator, welder, workshop tools, and fencing gear are all in the mix. The sale also includes a tandem axle trailer and a water truck, which could be handy for broadacre properties.

Buyers should inspect the gear closely given it’s a clearing sale, but the variety across tractors, implements, and livestock handling makes this one to watch for anyone restocking or starting out on the land.

Nasco Auctioneers is running this combined council auction, pooling surplus assets from several QLD local governments. That means a broad spread of well-maintained fleet vehicles, heavy plant, and municipal gear. Buyers can expect road trucks, loaders, graders, and utility vehicles, all with council service history.

The workshop and agricultural sections should be strong too, with welding gear, compressors, and tractors in the mix. Some lots will be sold with logbooks and recent service records, which adds confidence for the buyer. Given the council source, condition is generally honest, and starting prices are often low.

This is a no-fuss online auction. Registration is straightforward, and inspection times will be listed closer to the close date. If you need a reliable work truck or a piece of plant for the farm or site, this one is worth a look.