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Stags are pleased to announce that the South West July Online Timed Auction was a great success. Despite reports that the Second Hand Machinery Market is in the decline, this month’s sale saw 1105 lots sold which in turn, resulted in an 84% clearance rate with some positive figures achieved.
Over 1500 lots were offered and once again, the team put all of their efforts in to ensuring that all items were displayed and described as accurately as possible. Entries were received via our traditional entry forms, our online interactive entry form as well as our team of auctioneers travelling the South West countryside for those who prefer to be advised on values and help with lotting and presenting items. A good entry was received all round, with a healthy amount of Tractors, ATVS, RTVS and high value machinery on offer as well as plenty of trailers, attachments, dairy and livestock equipment, horticultural equipment and miscellaneous items.
There were a total of 226,386 views to the catalogue with 432 purchasers being successful in their bidding. Purchasers were seen from yet again a wide variety of national and international areas including Spain, Bulgaria, France, West Scotland, Yorkshire, Cardiff, Wolverhampton, Hereford, Slough, Coventry, Swansea, Swindon, Gloucester and of course, the South West counties. A total of 2025 bidders registered to bid on this particular auction with our total registered bidders being 15,934.
Mr H A Durbin dominated the top three prices with three of his tractors which were offered as part of a genuine unreserved dispersal sale. The first being a 2020 New Holland T5 120 4WD with just over 5186 hours on the clock which saw £27,750 at the fall of the hammer. The second being a 2018 Case 95C Farmall 4WD complete with a Case LRA85 loader and 1841 hours on the clock which is now making its way to Devizes in Wiltshire. Lastly for Mr Durbin was another New Holland, this time being a 2011 T6020 4WD which achieved £26,250 also making its way to Devizes along with the Case.
A 2009 Landini Vision 105 4WD with 6891 hours achieved £17,750, another item that was part of a genuine unreserved dispersal due to ceasing farming operations, on behalf of Mr Baker of Luppitt, Honiton. Next up was a Pasquali EOS 6.50 4WD Alpine tractor complete with 2006 Bonaiti Loader and 5' front bucket exceeded our vendors expectations by reaching £16,750 at the close of the sale.
Several vehicles were sold in the auction to include a 2021 Nissan Nivara Tekna Pick up which is in new hands in Gloucester after reaching £15,750, a 2019 Toyota Hilux at £14,250 and a 1955 Land Rover Series 1 being sold on behalf of a Mr Fletcher of Wellington for £13,900. Following on from the Land Rover was a 2014 McHale F5500 round baler, a genuine well-kept machine being offered as part of a genuine phased reduction in the Tiverton area, saw £13,000. A Hitachi EX135 13T digger C/w 4' Strickland digging bucket with teeth, 2 x 2' digger buckets, 1 x 6' grading bucket & 1 x 3' Geith digging bucket.
We look forward to receiving early entries for our next South West Online Timed Auction Which will run from the 26th September through to the 6th October. Details of the sale and entry forms can be found here for the machinery auction and here for the Livestock and Fodder auction. Entries close on the 23rd September.
For a full list of forthcoming sales click here
If you have any items that you would like to sell, please do not hesitate to contact the team on 01769 572042 or email us at [email protected].
