At Ross’s Auctioneers This Week – Plant-Equipment, Vehicles, Trucks and 28 More Events

The fuel setup is the practical drawcard: a Multi-Tech 1000 litre PVC tank paired with a 24 volt transfer pump, Alemlube meter, and Goodyear delivery hose and nozzle. Add the ZEPRO tuck-under slider tail lift, complete with remote and a 2400mm x 1900mm platform, and there is enough here to kit out a work truck properly. The custom walk-in tool box, 2300mm x 1400mm x 1200mm with gull wing doors on hydraulic gas struts and an aluminium cargo rack, is the sort of build that costs real money new.

Workshop gear rounds out the heavy side: a steel double-height materials handling cage at 1940mm high, and a Jarrah-framed bench, 2750mm long, with a 115mm vice and 50mm pipe vice fitted.

The odd corner is worth a look too. Four reproduction Van Gogh sunflower oils on canvas come in ornate gilt frames, ranging from roughly 860mm x 750mm up to 1280mm x 980mm framed. An unused Arlec twin 500 watt work lamp on tripod, an industrial grey pendant light and 37 assorted cooking and diet books fill out the catalogue. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house sales from Perth, including WA Police forfeited goods, machinery and business closures.

This is a straight commercial gym clearance, and the mix leans toward plate-loaded strength gear and cardio machines. The Precor Super Squat 624 is the pick of the strength lots, a face-out squat machine on a pallet. The Techno Gym squat rack and the seated leg curl machine round out the heavy gear, though the leg curl has damaged cables and the rack shows some rust.

Cardio buyers get a ProForm Endurance 520 E elliptical with an intensity stride ramp, a Lemond Fitness stationary bike, and six Airbike fan bikes with working roller wheels. The bikes and elliptical are untested and carry marks, so factor in a service or repair.

Also on the list are roughly 36 recycled plastic composite panels, each about 2.2m by 900mm, on a pallet, useful for fencing, landscaping or a build project. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, including WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles. Inspection is the smart move here given the condition notes.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and this Welshpool listing pulls together engineering and industrial machinery plus workshop equipment. The auctioneer’s stock regularly includes WA Police forfeited items, machinery from business closures, and vehicles, so expect a mixed catalogue rather than a single-owner clearance.

For anyone setting up a workshop or topping up a plant fleet, the workshop equipment and industrial machinery categories are where the value usually sits. Business closure stock often means complete setups rather than odd lots, which can work in your favour if you need a full kit rather than one item.

Bidding closes 21 October. Check the catalogue for inspection details before you commit, and factor freight from Welshpool into your numbers.

Ross’s Auctions runs regular online, live and in-house sales from Perth, and this marine-focused listing pulls together boats, jet skis and marine equipment under one roof. The Welshpool Complex on Orrong Road is the pickup point once the hammer falls.

Beyond the marine gear, Ross’s is known for moving WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles, so there’s usually more than one category worth watching across their sales calendar. If you’re chasing a boat, a jet ski or the parts and equipment to keep them running, this catalogue is worth a look before the 21 October close.

Ross’s Auctions is running this one online from its Welshpool complex, and the single-lot format keeps things simple: one vehicle, one closing date of 22 October 2026. The 1988 Hino Excalibur is a bus-bodied motor home, which means a commercial chassis underneath and a conversion above. That combination tends to appeal to buyers who want something sturdier than a typical caravan-based rig.

The auctioneer’s regular run of online, live, and in-house sales from Perth covers WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures, and vehicles, so this listing sits within a broader clearance operation rather than a specialist RV sale. Inspect before bidding, particularly the conversion, registration status, and mechanical condition, since the listing is light on detail.

With only one lot on the books, there is no competition from other items for a buyer’s attention. Closing date is 22 October 2026.

This is a two-piece heavy haulage setup: a Sleipner DB120 low loader matched to a Caterpillar 740 prime mover. Both are workhorses in the mining and civil space, and Port Hedland is exactly where you would expect to find gear like this coming out of service.

Ross’s runs regular online, live, and in-house auctions out of Perth, covering WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures, and vehicles. That mix means listings can shift quickly and stock turns over often.

If you are in the market for float and prime mover capacity, this one is worth a look before the 22 October close. Inspect the lot details and condition reports through the listing.

This is a fleet disposal, not a one-off sale, which means multiple Komatsu HD1500-7 units are on the block. These are big rigid-frame haul trucks, the kind that move ore all day on Pilbara sites, and buying from a disposal rather than a dealer changes the maths.

Ross’s runs regular online, live, and in-house auctions out of Perth, covering WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures, and vehicles. That mix tells you the operation is used to moving industrial gear and clearing fleets, so inspections and paperwork should be straightforward.

If you run a mine, a quarry, or a civil outfit, a haul truck fleet is worth a look. Parts alone on HD1500-7 units add up fast, and a fleet sale can suit operators chasing spares or a working truck without retail pricing.

This is a full liquidation of a serene day spa, and the mix leans heavily toward professional treatment equipment. The Omnilux cosmetic LED light therapy system is the pick of the bunch for anyone in the beauty trade, and the Athlegen electric treatment table gives you a second clinical piece, though the fabric is torn and it’s untested. Five timber laminate display cases with downlights and roughly 16 glass shelves are on pallets, ready to refit a retail floor.

Salon extras round out the sale: assorted LED and fold-out signs on a pallet, a whiteboard, a two-door storage cabinet holding an Ultraceuticals device and DP Dermaceuticals product, plus potted cactus plants and picture frames. Appliances include a Westinghouse 140L bar fridge and a 199L fridge/freezer, both untested, with the larger unit carrying a bad odour.

Buyers should note most electricals are listed as untested and several items show marks, torn fabric or a damaged corner. Ross’s runs this online auction out of Welshpool, closing 25 October, so inspect where you can and bid on the condition as described.

This is a workshop closure sale, so the mix leans toward practical gear rather than showroom stock. The TTI swivel crane is the headline lot: 900kg capacity, 0-1965mm lifting range, 970-1390mm boom, 360 rotation, and listed as unused at 48kg. The hydraulic hand pump pairs with it as lifting support.

The rest of the catalogue is bulk consumables and spares. Around 100 x 400W U form elements and roughly 175 x 1500W W form elements, all 240V, plus 60 x 300C dial thermometers with 50-300C range and 4-inch stems. Good volumes if you run element or thermostat work and want to restock in one hit.

Ross’s runs regular online, live, and in-house auctions out of Perth, covering police forfeited items, machinery, business closures, and vehicles. The sale closes 22 October 2026. Inspection details and collection terms are set by the auctioneer, so check the listing before bidding.

This is a mixed sale from Ross’s, whose Perth operation runs regular online, live and in-house auctions. The headline metal spans a 2008 Hummer H3, a 2015 Ford F250, a 2016 Mercedes 205 Series and a 2020 BMW M235i, a spread that covers everything from a heavy-duty ute to a compact luxury coupe.

Beyond the vehicles, the catalogue draws on WA Police forfeited items, machinery and business closure stock. For buyers chasing work gear or commercial equipment, that side of the sale is worth a look alongside the cars.

Bidding closes 26 October. Inspect at the Welshpool complex before then and check each lot’s condition and paperwork, particularly on the forfeited items.

This is end-of-lease stock from Mandurah Timber Supplies, which means the timber is already cut, graded and sitting in the shed rather than waiting on a mill order. The Jarrah lots cover a useful spread: select grade rough sawn boards for the clean work, standard and better grade slabs in the 600-650mm range for anyone chasing width, and feature grade slabs at 3.3m and 2.7m for bench tops and statement pieces.

The Marri side is worth a look too. There are levelled slabs at 2.9m and 2.7m plus rough sawn stock in the 400-510mm range, all standard to select grade. The Southern Mahogany lot is the volume buy: select grade boards at 100-145×25-27mm across 2.5-3.5m lengths, around 186 lineal metres all up.

Ross’s runs this one online and offsite, closing 26 October. Twelve-plus lots, so there is room to chase a couple of lines without blowing the budget on one slab.

This is a straightforward materials clearance for anyone fitting out a home, shed or rental. The laminated flooring packs and plywood sheets cover the bulk of the catalogue, with artificial lawn rounding out the listing for outdoor jobs.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and this Welshpool sale fits the pattern: business closure and surplus stock rather than retail markups. Goods come from forfeited items, closures and vehicles, so condition varies across lots.

Inspect before you bid if you can. Plywood and flooring packs are worth checking for moisture damage, and artificial lawn for UV wear. Bidding closes 26 October.

The ToughPads are the bulk of this one, eight FZ-G1 units split between i5-6300U and i5-7300U chips, all with 8GB RAM and 500GB SSDs. Hours vary widely, from 7130 up to 33320, and a few show heavy screen wear or peeling rubber edging, so check the individual lot notes before bidding. None come with a charger and all are untested.

The two Lenovo all-in-ones are the pick of the desktop gear. The 24IAP7 runs a newer i5-1240P with a 512GB SSD but no OS, while the V530-24ICB has its OS installed and a 256GB SSD. Both are untested and carry some marks, with power adaptors included.

Also on the list: a pair of EIZO RADIFORCE RX340 21.2 inch medical imaging monitors, worth a look if you have a use for colour-critical displays, and a Sony KDL55W800B 55 inch full HD TV with no stand or remote. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house sales from Perth, with stock that includes WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles.

This is an online sale focused on the kind of gear that keeps mining and industrial operations moving. Mining components and industrial spares form the core of the catalogue, so it suits buyers chasing parts and equipment rather than finished consumer goods.

Ross’s runs regular online, live, and in-house auctions from Perth, with goods spanning WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures, and vehicles. That track record makes this a practical stop for anyone sourcing industrial stock.

The auction closes 26 October 2026. It is online only, so inspect the lot list early and bid with a clear head on what each item is worth to you.

This is Ross’s regular online auction run out of their Welshpool complex, and the catalogue leans hard into commercial food trade gear. Meat processing equipment sits at the centre of it: bandsaws, mincers and stainless steel benches for anyone setting up or refitting a butchery, smallgoods operation or busy kitchen. Supermarket display cabinets round out the sale, so there is refrigeration and merchandising stock in the mix too.

Ross’s runs online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, and their lots typically come from business closures, machinery clearances and WA Police forfeited items. That means the catalogue can move across categories fast, and condition varies lot to lot.

Buyers should check each listing for model, condition and power requirements before bidding, and factor in removal logistics from Welshpool. Inspection details and collection windows are set out on the individual lot pages.

This is a practical sale for anyone setting up or expanding a workshop, warehouse or retail space. The focus is heavy duty shelving and commercial racking, the sort of gear that normally costs serious money new.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, with goods spanning WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles. That mix means stock moves quickly and competition varies, so check the lot list and condition reports before bidding.

Close date is 27 October 2026. Inspect the Welshpool complex before then if you want to size up the racking in person.

This is a business-closure style clearance with the kind of volume that suits anyone fitting out a kitchen, upgrading a cafe or restocking a catering operation. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and their lots often include WA Police forfeited items, machinery and vehicles alongside commercial gear, so the catalogue can throw up useful extras beyond the kitchen list.

Commercial stainless is the drawcard here: benches, shelving and prep surfaces typically move well below retail when a kitchen closes, and fridges, freezers and accessories round out the working kit. Kitchenware lots are worth a look for smaller operators and home cooks chasing solid gear at auction prices.

Do your homework on power requirements and dimensions before bidding, particularly on refrigeration and any three-phase items. Inspection details and collection windows are listed on the auction page, and with a 28 October close there’s time to plan transport for the bigger pieces.

The centrepiece is the containerised plant. Two 30ft containers, manufactured in 2022, each hold a grout mixer plant, model MTW 2000 + TWA8000, with an external pump. Asset numbers TBM1 and TBM2 are stamped on them. A 40ft container from 2021 carries a cooling tower system, and a separate lot pairs two Baltimore Aircoil VTL-E 125-M/X cooling towers rated at 55.25% efficiency. Everything in the containers is marked untested with some rust, so factor inspection time in.

Container assets stand on their own too. There’s an unused 2025 40ft shipping container, LYPU0228155, with two lockable windows, side entrance and side lifter, though booking time is required on pickup. Four smaller blue containers around 1800 x 1600 x 2700mm come with locking bars, double doors and tyne pockets. A Calbah Industries offshore container, model M80512 and DNV2.7-1 certified, has damaged plate.

Also listed: a fold-out unit roughly 5800mm x 5200mm with power points, lino floor and double glazed windows, unused. The 500m Protolon mining trailing cable, 3 x 50mm on a timber frame, suits anyone kitting out a site. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from

This is a genuine fleet disposal, not a one-off machine. Eleven lots are going, and the Caterpillar 988K XE loaders are the drawcard for anyone running a quarry, mine site or bulk materials operation. These are large production loaders, so bring the right transport and know your weights before you bid.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and this offsite sale sits at the corner of Kalamunda Rd and Great Eastern Highway in South Guildford. The catalogue covers vehicles and plant equipment, so expect more than loaders in the mix.

Do your inspection homework on the loaders, check hours and service history where listed, and factor in haulage from South Guildford. The sale closes 29 October 2026.

This is a working-gear auction, not a tidy clearance. The mix spans mining equipment, trucks, excavators, cranes and vehicles, so there is something for operators, contractors and anyone chasing a second-hand unit at auction prices.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, with goods ranging from WA Police forfeited items to machinery, business closures and vehicles. That breadth shows in this catalogue: plant and equipment sits alongside trucks and road vehicles in the one sale.

The offsite location at the corner of Kalamunda Rd and Great Eastern Highway in South Guildford makes inspection and pickup straightforward for Perth buyers. Fifteen lots, one close date. Check the full lot list and conditions before you bid.

This is a solid mix for anyone outfitting a site or farm. The transportable buildings come from Instant Products Group, including two 12m x 3m offices with air conditioning and sinks, a 6m x 3m office with a boardroom table and eight chairs, and a 2023-built 6m x 3m office. The 2022 ablution unit is skid mounted with four male cubicles, a urinal and three basins, plus a female side, and comes with a Formfit steel belly tank.

The 2007 Fuso FM600 water truck shows 34,761 km on the clock and runs a 7000L poly tank with electric start diesel pump, front and rear spray bars, hose reel and in-cabin controls. It needs a jump start and has surface rust to the chassis and spray gear, so factor that in.

Four 20ft containers are listed, most with fork pockets and custom timber shelving, plus a customised container with keypad entry, roller door and a tiled bench with sink. Removal is on the buyer for most buildings, by tilt tray or side lifter at your expense, though an onsite forklift handles loading.

This is a timber-focused online auction run by Ross’s out of the Bunbury Complex in Davenport, WA. The headline lot is the jarrah waxed standard engineered flooring: 28 boxes at 185mm x 15/3mm x 2200mm, covering 68.37m2 in total. That’s a serious volume of finished floor for anyone planning a build or renovation.

Beyond the flooring, there’s a spread of structural and outdoor stock. Karri garden rounds and stakes suit landscaping work, while the jarrah feature overlay packs, T&G end matched flooring, and dry dressed jarrah give cabinetmakers and fitout crews plenty to work with. The 50mm thick curly jarrah is the pick for anyone chasing figure and character in a slab or benchtop.

Second-hand stock is worth a look too: 130 x 19 dry dressed jarrah and 130 x 18 decking skimmed to 18mm, both in 2.4m lengths. Add H5 stumps and LVL offcut beams up to 2.7m and there’s enough here to cover framing, decking, and finishing in one hit. Ross’s runs regular online, live, and in-house auctions from Perth, so buyers outside Bunbury should check pickup and freight arrangements before bidding.

Ross’s Auctions runs this one out of their Welshpool complex on Orrong Road, and the catalogue leans hard into earthmoving OTR tyres alongside commercial 4×4 fitments. For anyone running plant or a light truck fleet, it is a practical chance to stock up on rubber without paying retail.

Ross’s is a regular operator out of Perth, running online, live and in-house sales that pull in machinery, business closures, vehicles and WA Police forfeited goods. That mix means stock turns over quickly and condition varies, so build an inspection into your plans before bidding.

The sale closes 30 October. Check the lot list for sizes and tread depths, confirm what fits your gear, and price your bids against what replacement tyres would cost you new.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and this Welshpool sale pulls together commercial, passenger and bus fleet vehicles in one catalogue. It suits operators after depot stock rather than a single runabout.

The lots span the fleet spectrum, from passenger-carrying buses and vans through to commercial vehicles, so there is scope to pick up working stock at auction rather than retail.

Ross’s also handles WA Police forfeited items, machinery and business closures, so the wider catalogue is worth a look beyond the fleet list. Inspection details and the full lot list are on the auction page.

The lots are built around the Septura STP9000, a TETRA hand-portable with mic attachment. Most lots carry six radios, six spare batteries and a dock cradle charger, though the counts vary: one lot has five radios and another has just the one spare battery. Every lot is untested, so expect to check batteries and chargers yourself before relying on them.

The gear suits anyone kitting out a fleet, a worksite or a comms setup who can live with some cosmetic marks and a bit of testing. Spare batteries and chargers across the lots mean there is room to build working kits from multiple wins.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, covering WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles. This one closes 2 November 2026.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and this Karratha sale puts up eight lots of heavy earthmoving and handling machinery. The catalogue leans toward plant equipment, the kind of gear that suits civil contractors, earthworks crews and anyone building out a machinery fleet.

The auctioneer’s wider stock regularly includes WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles, so there’s a track record of moving varied assets through these sales. With only eight lots, the field is tight. Do your homework on condition and inspection before bidding, and note the close date of 5 November 2026.

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.

This is a genuine mine site liquidation at Roper Bar in the NT’s Limmen region, not a dealer clearance. The breadth is the story: earthmoving equipment, haulage and transport, crushing and screening plant, vehicles and workshop equipment all coming out of the one operation. For buyers chasing heavy gear, that mix means you can potentially equip a whole site rather than pick off a single machine.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, with goods spanning WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles. That track record matters here: remote site liquidations are logistically tricky, so knowing the auctioneer handles this kind of dispersal regularly is worth something.

The obvious catch is location. Roper Bar is a long way from anywhere, so factor transport into your bidding before the 16 November close. Inspect what you can, read the lot descriptions closely, and price the freight before you commit.