At Ross’s Auctioneers This Week – Plant-Equipment, Vehicles, Industrial and 22 More Events

This is a genuine mixed clearance, the kind of sale where the value is spread across the whole catalogue rather than concentrated in one headline lot. The plant and machinery side covers tractors, trailers and a Caterpillar mini excavator, backed by practical workshop stock: two steel framed fuel tanks at 942 and 1060 litres, a Total Source 2 tonne pallet trolley with battery operated load scale, and a WIA Mini Arc MC 69 single phase stick welder.

Smaller lots worth a look include a lot of eight drop nets with floats, three 145/70R12 tyres plus a 4.5-86 tyre and rim, and two off road tyres in LT265/75R16. There is also a lot of three phase scrap cable with a roll of unusable single phase cable, and three alloy rims with 8 stud holes.

Household and shed items round things out: a stainless steel 155 litre water tank with single bowl double drainer sink unit, a stainless double trough laundry sink paired with a Flymo MEV750 blower, vac and shredder, and a wrought iron table and chairs set with a 1060mm bevelled edge glass top, listed as a restoration project and bundled with a framed mirror and laminate kitchen table. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, and stock often includes WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles. Inspection details and collection terms are set by the auctioneer, so check the

This is heavy mining gear for the 930E-5 haul truck, and the lot list is stacked with OEM hoist cylinders under material number EM8376RM, plus a pair of OEM rear suspension cylinders under EM8844RM. Several hoist units carry documented hours, including one at 31,144.8, another at 32,464 and a third at 26,047, so you can compare wear across the batch before bidding.

There’s also a reman hydraulic cylinder (P/N EM8376) in used condition, yellow, mounted on a blue pallet and noted with some marks. With 12-plus lots on offer, this suits operators or rebuilders chasing genuine Komatsu components rather than aftermarket equivalents.

Ross’s runs this as an online auction from its Welshpool complex, closing 11 November 2026. Inspection details and collection terms are worth checking on the listing before you commit.

This is a shire works department clearing out timber and live edge slabs, run as an online offsite auction by Ross’s, who handle regular sales across Perth and the regions, from WA Police forfeits through to machinery and business closures. The Norseman location means Goldfields stock, and the offsite format suits anyone already moving through the region or willing to arrange freight.

Live edge slabs and timber are the draw here. If you build furniture, run a mill, or just keep an eye out for good stock at auction prices, the lot list is where to start. Check the details on each lot before bidding, and factor in pickup or cartage from Norseman before the close on 6 November.

This is a traditional Karratha auction with real variety: light commercial vehicles, heavy trucks, and plant machinery all in one sale. The mix suits everyone from site operators needing a reliable ute to contractors after earthmoving gear. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and their stock often includes WA Police forfeited items, business closure stock and fleet vehicles, so there’s genuine turnover rather than the same tired lots.

Standout categories here are the light vehicles and plant. Mining-spec 4WDs and traybacks take a beating, so check service history and hours carefully. On the machinery side, loaders, excavators and tip trucks are the big-ticket items, and condition will vary lot to lot. Inspect in person at the Karratha showroom before bidding if you can, and confirm what’s included with each lot, attachments and rego aren’t a given.

The sale closes Saturday 14 November 2026. With business closures and fleet turnover feeding this auction, there’s scope to pick up working gear at sensible money, provided you do your homework on hours, compliance and transport costs back from the Pilbara.

Perth Airport’s lost and uncollected property runs the full gamut, and this online auction puts it all in one place. Ross’s handles regular online, live and in-house sales from Perth, with goods spanning WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles alongside the airport stock.

The Welshpool complex sale closes 15 November 2026. If you’re chasing electronics, tools or general goods at low starting prices, this is the kind of auction where persistence pays. Check the lot list for specifics and inspect where possible before bidding.

This is a working fleet coming out of the mining sector, which usually means vehicles that have done hard km but been maintained on a schedule. The 15 lots cover the sort of gear that gets thrashed on site and then sold on, so condition will vary lot to lot and the photos are worth a close look.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and this one sits alongside their usual mix of machinery, business closures and WA Police forfeited items. That means you’re bidding against a room that knows plant and commercial vehicles, so do your homework on each lot before the close on 16 November.

Buyers should note these are commercial vehicles with commercial histories. Check service records where they’re listed, factor in transport from Welshpool, and inspect in person if you can before bidding.

This is a regular clearance auction from Ross’s Perth operation, which moves everything from WA Police forfeited items to machinery and business closures. The focus here is passenger vehicles and liquidation stock, so expect a spread of everyday cars alongside assets pulled from closing businesses.

Liquidation lots are where the value tends to sit, often priced to clear rather than to retail. Passenger vehicles round out the catalogue for anyone after a straightforward daily driver.

Bidding runs online and closes 16 November. Inspection details and the full lot list are worth checking before you commit.

This is an end of lease and yard relocation clearance from Mandurah Timber Supplies, so the stock is being moved rather than held back. The standout is the African mahogany, listed as standard to select grade and cut at 110×30-40mm. Boards come in mixed lengths: the shorter lots sit at 1.7-1.8m with 60 boards and roughly 108 lineal metres, while the longer lots stretch to 2.3-2.4m and 2.6-2.7m, with the biggest lot hitting about 162 lineal metres across 60 boards. One lot (KTCAM314) is a 57-board pack at 2.6m, around 148 lineal metres. If you are pricing timber for a project, the lineal metre counts make it easy to compare lots before bidding.

Coolroom panels and machinery round out the sale, which suits anyone fitting out a shed, coolstore or workshop. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, covering business closures, machinery, vehicles and WA Police forfeited items, so the bidding process will be familiar to regulars. The auction is offsite at Shed 5, 172 Greenlands Road, Pinjarra, and closes 16 November. Inspect before you bid if you can, and check the lot details for board

This is a mining spares and industrial equipment auction out of the Welshpool Complex on Orrong Road, run by Ross’s, a Perth operator with a steady auction calendar. The focus is on the kind of gear that keeps sites and workshops moving: mining components and industrial equipment across the catalogue.

Ross’s runs online, live and in-house sales from Perth, and their stock regularly includes WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles. That mix means catalogues can shift between sales, so check the lot list for this one rather than assuming last month’s stock.

The sale closes 17 November 2026. If you’re chasing mining spares or industrial gear, get the catalogue in front of you early and work out what the lots are actually worth to you before bidding opens up.

This is a full workshop clearance, not a handful of leftover tools. The catalogue covers metalworking and woodworking machinery alongside general engineering and industrial workshop equipment, so expect lathes, mills, welders, saws, drill presses and bench gear to feature across the sale.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and their stock often includes WA Police forfeited items, machinery from business closures and vehicles. That mix means condition and provenance vary across lots, so read each listing and inspect where you can before bidding.

The auction closes 17 November 2026. If you are fitting out a shed, replacing a tired machine or stocking a workshop, work through the catalogue and line up your bids early.

The mix here suits anyone setting up a site office, storage yard or remote camp. Standouts include an unused 2025 40 foot shipping container with two lockable windows, side entrance and side lifter, plus a fold-out unit around 5800mm by 5200mm with power points, lino floor and double glazing. A prefab modular cabin comes fitted with kitchenette, bathroom, Murphy bed and sliding glass door, while a Cavalier portable building offers air conditioning and electrical outlets.

Container stock covers open top, standard 40 foot and a CIMC unit from 2007 carrying four roadwork signs, though note it has no tyne pockets and needs a side lifter by appointment. Condition varies across the lots, with surface rust, graffiti and partial refurbishment noted on some units, so inspect before bidding.

Ross’s regular Perth auctions pull from police forfeitures, business closures, machinery and vehicles, and this one closes 17 November 2026.

This is a dispersal of ex-site infrastructure, the kind of gear that gets pulled out of service and parked rather than fixed. The CBO communications trailers are the headline act, with Willburt masts on several units and cameras fitted to a few. Read the lot list carefully though: some trailers are missing masts, wheels, or hitches, and none carry a VIN plate. Asset numbers are listed for each, so you can match what you’re bidding on against what’s physically there.

The lighting plants are the cleaner buys. Three 2014 Allight MS9K-10 tandem axle diesel trailers, each running six LED lights on a pivot stand with ring hitch and jockey wheel, all rated fair across panel, paint, and tyres. The 2010 Briteforce Litestar is a single axle yellow unit with four lights, good tyres, and stabiliser legs, though one leg has been removed.

Two locations to factor into your plans: the CBO trailers sit at Muchea, the lighting gear and remaining stock at Welshpool. Inspect before you bid, particularly on the trailers missing wheels or masts, and confirm what you’re towing home.

Ross’s is running this one online from its Welshpool complex, and the catalogue leans heavily toward machinery that earns its keep. The Franna mobile cranes are the drawcard for anyone in lifting and crane hire, while the 16T Hyster forklift covers the heavy yard work.

Drum rollers add compaction capability to the mix, making this a practical spread for civil contractors, plant hire operators or anyone building out a workshop fleet. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, with goods spanning machinery, business closures, vehicles and WA Police forfeited items.

Do your homework on condition and hours before bidding. Inspection details and the full lot list are with the auctioneer.

This is a working fleet clearance rather than a mixed lot sale, so the appeal sits with buyers who need vehicles that earn. Service trucks and stemming trucks point to a mining support operation, and the waste disposal trucks and buses round out a practical lineup for site or depot use.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, covering machinery, business closures and vehicles alongside WA Police forfeited items. That track record makes this Welshpool sale a straightforward one to register for and inspect.

Check the lot list for individual vehicle details, condition and odometer readings, then organise inspection before bidding closes on 19 November.

This is a mixed clearance running out of Ross’s Welshpool complex, and the ex-mine camp bar fridges are the pick of the bunch for anyone kitting out a shed, granny flat or rental. Mine camp gear tends to be built for hard use, so expect solid units rather than domestic-grade appliances.

The unused shower screens and insulation are worth a look for renovators or anyone with a build on the go. Unused stock means no removal damage and no surprises, and buying at auction lets you stock up on materials at whatever the room decides they’re worth.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, covering WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles. That breadth means this catalogue is worth a full read, not just a glance at the headline lots.

This online sale is part of Ross’s regular Perth auction run, which moves through WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles. The sports and framed legend memorabilia on offer sits within that mix, so expect a spread of display pieces rather than a single-theme collection.

Framed sporting memorabilia is the core here, with the lot list covering signed and framed legend items. Buyers chasing display pieces for a bar, shed or games room should read the catalogue closely, since condition and framing vary lot to lot.

Ross’s Welshpool base means Perth buyers can inspect and collect without a long haul, and the format suits anyone who prefers to bid online rather than stand in a room. Check the close date and confirm collection details before bidding.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and this Welshpool sale pulls together commercial and 4WD tyres with well body trays, fuel tanks and assorted auto parts. It suits anyone kitting out a work ute or restocking a workshop.

The mix covers practical gear: tyres for commercial and 4WD fitments, trays for tray-back builds, fuel tanks and general auto parts. Ross’s regular slate also includes WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles, so there is usually more than one category worth watching.

The auction closes 23 November 2026 and runs online through the Welshpool Complex. Inspect before bidding and check the lot list for fitment and condition details.

Ross’s is putting up a compact but varied spread of surplus industrial gear, closing 24 November. The standout lots are the three fire fighting suppression units, each built around a Honda GX270 petrol engine with hose reel, hydraulic controls and fire blanket, mounted on a checkerplate tray. All are listed untested, so factor inspection and possible servicing into your bidding.

The two Kärcher HDS 1000 DE hot water pressure washers are diesel-powered via Yanmar engines and come with hose and gun on the second unit. Both untested. For anyone kitting out a workshop or wash bay, that pair is worth a close look.

The valve and panel lots round things out: DeZurik and Keystone knife gate valves with pneumatic actuators, a DeZurik DN250 gate valve assembly, a Diamond Power motorised butterfly valve (model G9B), six used insulated refrigeration panels in two sizes with metal brackets, and a roll of conveyor belt rubber measuring roughly 9200mm by 900mm. Untested gear throughout, so budget for a thorough check before it goes into service.

This is a regular clearance run from Ross’s, the Perth auctioneer that handles WA Police forfeited items alongside machinery, business closures and vehicles. The mix changes auction to auction, but the format stays the same: surplus and redundant stock from a range of sources, listed online and sold offsite from 19 Sayer Road.

For buyers, the appeal is the spread. Police forfeited goods sit alongside machinery and business closure stock, so there is usually something worth a look whether you are chasing tools, equipment or a vehicle. Inspect before you bid, because condition varies across lots and the catalogue is the only guide.

The sale closes 24 November. Get your inspections and bidding sorted before then.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, and this Welshpool sale falls into the business-closure and commercial gear side of their book. The focus is restaurant and catering equipment, the kind of stock that suits a venue refit, a food truck build or anyone setting up a commercial kitchen without paying retail.

The Welshpool Complex on Orrong Road is the holding ground, and the online format means you can inspect the catalogue and bid from anywhere in the state. Details on individual lots, inspection times and collection are listed on the auction page.

With a 24 November close, there is time to work through the listings properly. Watch for the larger stainless pieces and refrigeration, which tend to draw the most attention in these sales.

This is a full site clearance from Fremantle Timber Traders, so expect the sale to cover both the machinery and the mountain of stock that went with it. The headline items are the kiln and the moulder, the kind of gear that rarely comes up in one hit and usually carries a serious price tag when bought new.

Beyond the big plant, there are slabs and general timber stock for the woodworkers, plus firewood for anyone who just wants to load up a trailer. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, covering everything from WA Police forfeited items to business closures and vehicles, so the catalogue is worth a proper read before bidding closes on 30 November.

This is a whole-of-site liquidation at the former Roper Bar mine in Limmen, NT, and the spread reflects a working operation rather than a tidy surplus list. Expect the big iron first: excavators, wheel loaders, haul trucks and dozers, backed by crushing and screening plant, drill rigs and support gear.

Alongside the production fleet there’s haulage and transport equipment, light and heavy vehicles, and a deep bench of workshop equipment, gensets, tooling and spares. Sites like this move everything, so the workshop and ancillary lots are worth a close look for buyers who don’t need the headline machines.

The sale runs online and offsite, managed by Ross’s out of Perth, with the auction closing 30 October 2026. Inspect condition and service history carefully, factor in freight from the Gulf, and check each lot’s terms before bidding.