The South West November Online Timed Auction

KEY SALE INFORMATION

Auction Opens - Thursday 26th November 2026 at 7:00pm (UK time)
Auction Closes - Sunday 6th December 2026

Catalogue - Closing from 7:00pm

VIEWING

By appointment with the vendor during the auction period. Prospective purchasers are advised to inspect items before bidding.

ENTRY FORMS

ONLINE INTERACTIVE ENTRY FORM

PDF ENTRY FORM

Entires Close - Monday 23rd November 2026

AUCTION OVERVIEW

The South West Online Timed Auction is held seven times per year and offers a broad range of agricultural machinery, commercial vehicles, plant, tools, implements and associated items. The sale attracts both UK and international buyers and sellers and is the largest of its kind in the South West of England. Regularly attracting in excess of 2000 lots and often featuring part or full dispersal sales, private sales and a limited number of trade entries.

HOW TO ENTER ITEMS

Entry Form - Items may be entered using the interactive online entry form or by downloading and completing the PDF entry form.

Site Visit - Alternatively, a member of our Sales Team or one of our dedicated Auctioneers will be happy to offer advice, guidance and, where required, arrange a site visit. Items will be photographed and accompanied by detailed written descriptions to represent the items you wish to sell. Please give our team plenty of notice so that this can be arranged.

ONLINE INTERACTIVE ENTRY FORM

PDF ENTRY FORM

WHY SELL WITH STAGS?

Pre-sale advice and post-sale support from our dedicated Agricultural Sales team.
Free valuation and pre-sale visits where required
Competitive commission rates - no sale, no fee
Tailored, hands-on and practical approach
Minimise unnecessary haulage costs
Exposure to bidders nationwide and beyond via newspaper, social media and online platforms
Fully illustrated lot descriptions
RICS-regulated money handling
Prompt Payment Terms
Clear and prompt payment notifications of sold items

WHY BUY WITH STAGS?

Ability to talk directly with the owners of items
Auctioneers strive to provide detailed lot descriptions to allow buyers confidence
Viewings available on all lots
Fair, capped Buyer's Premium
HPI & theft checks are regularly run
Clear and proper complaints process
RICS-regulated money handling
Dedicated and hands-on Agricultural Sales team
Scheduled viewing and collection days for selected items
Easy to use and navigate Auction Platform

BUYER’S PREMIUM, VAT, PAYMENT & COLLECTION

Buyer’s Premium	10% per lot, capped at £250, plus VAT
VAT	Charged where applicable and shown in the catalogue
Payment	Payment is due on the day the invoice is issued. Payment Methods BACS is the preferred method of payment - please use the account number/invoice number as the reference Debit Card: Payment made by debit card can be processed over the phone up to a maximum value of £5000. Payment can also be taken in person at our South Molton Office up to a maximum value of £5000. Phone: 01769 572042 Credit Card: Payment by credit card can be processed over the phone up to a maximum value of £5000. Business credit cards will incur a 2% surcharge. Phone: 01769 572042
Late Payment	Interest is payable on outstanding sums at a rate of 8% until the overdue sum is paid
Description of Lots	Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves before making bids as to the condition of any lot and should rely on their own judgement and not the auctioneer's or vendor's description. All lots in this sale are sold as untested, and the auctioneers have little knowledge of their history or working condition.
Collection and Clearance	It is strongly advised that all items purchased are collected within 14 days of the auction closing, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Purchasers should, in all cases, make collection within four weeks of the conclusion of the auction unless other terms are stipulated at the time of sale or prior arrangements have been made. Should an item not be collected within four weeks of the sale closing, the vendor must notify the auctioneer, who will issue a two-week collection letter by post and email. If, after the two-week collection letter has been issued and no arrangements have been made by the purchaser with the vendor to collect the item, the purchaser risks forfeiting the item if it is not collected and loses the right to claim it or be reimbursed. Arrangements between the purchaser and seller to collect items at a later date (after four weeks of the conclusion of the sale closing) should be put in writing and the auctioneers notified.

AUCTION ENQUIRIES

For further information regarding entries, bidding or the auction process, please get in touch with a member of the auctions team.
Tel: 01769 572042, Email: [email protected].