Inside This Week’s Perth Auction Market: Mine-Spec LandCruisers, Volvo Prime Movers & Salvage Vehicles (20 Upcoming Sales)

This sale at Pickles’ Bibra Lake facility is a solid mix of processing plant and workshop equipment. The standout is the 2024 Ultra-Therm plate heat exchanger A2L-P25, almost new. There are also 2024 Teco motors, Fanquip fans, and multiple galvanized steel conveyor frames and rollers.

Buyers should note the electrical cable drums with unknown total length, a 1000L tank, and a crate of galvanized steel conveyor rollers. The lot count is 12 plus, so expect a tidy, focused catalogue. Inspection is recommended for the cable drums and the crate of rollers to gauge quantities.

This is a clean-out sale for a major project, with all items listed unreserved. The standout is the crate containing a circa 2015 Pressure Dynamics ESD hydraulic control system, a piece of purpose-built safety gear. There’s also a UNICO VPC versatile pump controller housed in a weatherproof outdoor cabinet, and a Schiebel electric actuator rated at 440V.

Beyond the valves and controls, you’ll find heavy-duty stackable stillage, six 60-metre rolls of 19mm Smartband strapping, and a pallet with three 20-inch paddle pipe blinds. The inventory also includes a DBB ball valve in duplex stainless steel, DN150, and a rack of HDPE pipes from Enviropipes. Everything is located at the Pickles yard in Bibra Lake, so inspection is straightforward. Close date is 17 June 2026.

This Pickles EOI auction is for serious underground mining operators. The headline item is a brand-new MacLean RB3-018 electric rock breaker with zero hours. If you need a purpose-built machine for scaling and breaking in tight headings, this is a rare find.

Alongside it are two 2023 Normet Spraymec 1050Ws. These are electric shotcrete sprayers built for mechanised concrete application underground. Having two matching units means consistent fleet performance and easier parts management.

All three machines are located in Perth. The EOI format means you set your price. Check the condition reports and get your bid in before the 30 July 2026 deadline. No reserve to beat, just your best offer.

Donelly’s Online Auctions is clearing out a Mt Lawley estate with a solid mix of antiques and collectables. The catalogue leans toward traditional household finds: cutlery sets, ceramic vases, crystal glassware, and framed art. Jewellery buyers will spot a few rings and brooches, while furniture hunters can check in for side tables, cabinets, and lounge chairs.

This is a classic estate clearance, so condition varies. Pay attention to the photos for wear on silver plate or chips on porcelain. Bidding closes 31 May 2026, giving you time to browse. Pickup will be in Mt Lawley, so factor in transport for larger pieces. No reserve prices are listed, which often means bargains if you’re patient.

This Ross’s auction is a solid hit for anyone kitting out a period home or hunting statement pieces. The standout is the French provincial hutch and buffet wall unit in walnut, stretching 2750mm high with three glazed doors and four ornate doors. For serious collectors, the Victorian rosewood inlay cabinet with brass detailing is a rare find, though note one foot is damaged.

The lot list also includes a Chinese dark wood wedding cabinet with brass hardware, a Japanese 10-drawer chest, and an antique mahogany twin pedestal sideboard. A new-in-box Rapidline mobile pedestal offers a practical contrast. Bidders should inspect the Victorian mahogany library bookcase, as the corner moulding has come away. Auction closes May 31, online only.

This online auction from Ross offers over a dozen lots of practical workshop and electrical gear. The standout is the Vertex VPS-20B micrometer covering 8 to 12 inches, a solid tool for precision work. Also worth a look are the Projecta battery chargers, including a 12-volt 4300mA unit and a 12-24 volt model, plus a Vortex V-10A voltage reducer.

Electrical components make up the bulk of the listings. You will find five Strom amp meters, four limit switches suitable for a 300L pan mixer, and a 10-amp on/off switch. There are also two genset controller modules and a touch point sensor with light and sound.

Diesel engine parts are on offer too, including a Deutz starter motor to suit F3L192, F4L812, and F6L912 engines, plus a Deutz engine shut-off solenoid. Rounding it out are 11 Seagear marine control boxes. Ross runs regular forfeited goods and business closure auctions from Perth, so this is a chance to grab trade gear without the trade price. Bidding closes 2 June 2026.

These are ex-corporate or government fleet machines, likely from a WA Police or business closure lot. The specs are solid for a budget workhorse: an 11th-gen i5, 16GB of RAM, and a 250GB SSD will handle office tasks, web browsing, and light multitasking without breaking a sweat. The catch is they all lack an operating system, so factor in a Windows or Linux licence.

The condition varies. You will find scratched lids, marked screens, a couple with damaged charge ports, and one with broken plastic near the screen corner. Every unit is listed as untested, which is typical for this type of clearance. Expect to put in some hands-on work or use them as parts donors. The missing mouse nubs are a minor annoyance, not a dealbreaker.

With 12 lots on offer and a June 2 close date, this is a solid chance to grab a capable laptop for a song if you are comfortable with cosmetic blemishes and a bit of DIY setup. Inspect the photos closely and bid accordingly.

This online auction from Ross’s focuses squarely on storage and transport gear. The standout is the 40ft high-cube shipping container, ideal for secure on-site storage or conversion projects. A 20ft container is also listed, along with a flat rack designed for heavy or awkward cargo that won’t fit a standard box.

Buyers should note these are ex-service containers, so expect some wear and tear from previous use. The auction closes on 2 June 2026, and all items are located at the Welshpool complex on Orrong Road. If you need a container for the shed, worksite, or transport, this is a straightforward way to pick one up without the retail markup.

This online auction has 12+ lots spanning the domestic and the heavy-duty. For the home, there’s a Simpson 4kg dryer, a Sharp Carousel 800W microwave, and a Blue Seal Moffat turbo fan oven with a six-burner gas cooker (note the missing side panel). The industrial side is where the value likely sits: a Hitachi C10FL 255mm table saw on wheels, a 2014 Hafco DC-3 dust extraction unit, and a Gold Power Wash machine that runs on three-phase power, diesel, and also doubles as a line marking machine.

Buyers after site gear should note the Safetech HDG rotating pallet wrapping frame rated to 2000kg, the two communication pits (one with a lid), and the Mikasa diesel plate compactor with a dismantled pull start. There’s also a pallet of Schneider Electric voltage circuit breakers and emergency lighting batteries, plus two steel crates holding around 14 hydraulic jacks in various condition. The Schneider master controller and the Hitachi table saw are likely the pick of the electrical and woodworking lots. Inspection is key, especially for the compactor and the oven.

This is a mixed-bag clearance that suits anyone flipping whitegoods or kitting out a worksite. The headline is the sheer volume of mini bar fridges: multiple pallets of four, mostly Whirlpool units at 120L capacity. They are all listed as used and untested, so factor in some elbow grease and a multimeter, but the potential margin is there if you can shift them in bulk.

Beyond the fridges, the auction includes new lighting stock and Maytag washing machines and dryers. Maytag is a solid commercial-grade brand, so those units could be a good grab for a laundromat operator or someone with a repair licence. The ex-mine site gear suggests these fridges have lived a hard life, but they are simple machines with few moving parts.

Ross’s runs these online auctions regularly from Welshpool, so the pickup process is straightforward. Bidding closes on 3 June 2026. Inspect before you bid, and remember: untested means no guarantees, but the starting prices should reflect that risk.

This is a niche auction for anyone needing oilfield or industrial-grade casing pipe. The headline items are the 20-inch and 36-inch sections, which typically suit well casing, piling, or structural projects. With only seven lots total, it is a tight, targeted sale.

Ross’s runs this as an online-only event from Karratha, drawing on their usual pipeline of WA Police forfeited items, business closures, and machinery clearances. The collectables and jewellery included are likely small add-ons from those sources, not the main draw.

Buyers should inspect the pipe specs closely. Offsite pickup at Exploration Drive means you will need transport for heavy gear. The auction closes on 4 June 2026, so register early and factor in freight if you are not local to Karratha.

Ross’s is running this single-lot online auction from their Welshpool complex, part of their regular rotation of WA Police forfeitures, business closures, and industrial gear. The Brokk 900 is a compact but powerful unit, designed for controlled demolition work where access is limited or safety is a concern.

Buyers should know this is a specialised piece of plant equipment, not a casual purchase. The robot’s articulated arm and interchangeable tools make it suited for concrete breaking, rock excavation, and interior demolition. With the auction closing on June 9 2026, interested parties will want to inspect the unit beforehand. Ross’s auctions typically attract trade buyers, so be prepared for solid competition if this machine fits your lineup.

This is a straight-up no-reserve auction on six Lincoln Invertec V450-PRO machines, a serious inverter welder built for heavy three-phase work. The lot list shows they are arranged in four banks of three, so you are bidding on multiple units at once. That suits a buyer looking to equip a production line or a repair shop in one hit.

The V450-PRO is a proven workhorse for stick and TIG welding on steel and stainless. It handles tough industrial conditions, and Lincoln gear holds its value. With the auction closing on 2 June 2026, there is time to inspect or arrange a viewing in Jandakot. Bid with confidence knowing there is no reserve to protect the seller’s price.

This is a classic end-of-financial-year cleanout, with sbauction running an unreserved sale that covers everything from council fleet leftovers to trade-ready plant gear. The focus is on light vehicles and machinery, so if you need a solid work ute or a forklift for the shed, this is the one to watch.

Look for a spread of late-model utilities and vans, likely ex-government or shire stock with service history. Alongside them are industrial workhorses: forklifts, compressors, and workshop tools. With no reserves in play, the hammer will fall to the highest bidder on the day. Check the lot list for specific brands and models as the auction draws closer.

This is a straight-up clearance of surplus transportable assets, no reserve holding things back. The lot list includes standard 20ft and 40ft sea containers, some with wind locks and double doors, plus insulated and refrigerated units for those needing climate-controlled storage. On the building side, there are demountable offices, crib huts, and site amenities with power points, lighting, and plumbing connections already fitted.

Buyers should inspect before bidding. Many units show signs of previous site use dents, faded paint, minor rust which is normal for this gear but affects resale value. The auction runs to a strict schedule, so register early and have transport organised. If you need a workshop shell, temporary site office, or secure container storage, this sale has the volume to keep prices competitive.