Auction report: ‘Best of the rest’ at monster April tractor sale
Last Monday (April 9) saw the latest monthly Cambridge Machinery Sales auction take place at Cheffins Auctioneers’ sale grounds in Sutton, Cambridge (England).
These monthly sales can attract a huge number of lots, including tractors, construction equipment as well as farm and horticultural machinery. They also attract Irish interest; some dealers, contractors and farmers journey across on a regular basis.
Tractors, plant and machinery offered for sale are consigned from private vendors, dealers (UK and overseas), local authorities and finance companies. All the pictures in this report are from Monday’s auction.
On the day, there was a varied selection of tractors on offer – classic and modern units. These were sold via a live ‘drive through’ American-style auction.
We’ve already reported on John Deere, Massey Ferguson and Ford / (blue-liveried) New Holland highlights from the sale. This report focuses on other brands present – what we like to call the ‘best of the rest’.
Tim Scrivener was there for AgriLand to sample the atmosphere, capture these pictures and to jot down the key prices.
Please note that all of the prices referenced below are in pounds sterling.
All (hammer) prices are subject to a ‘buyer’s premium’ of 2%. Prices are also subject to VAT at the local rate.
Click on a thumbnail in the gallery (below) to open up a full-size image; once opened you can scroll sideways to see the next picture. Refer to each caption to see details of each lot, including the hammer price.
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This imposing, 2010 Deutz-Fahr Agrotron X 720 (5,140 hours) sold for £26,500
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This 1997 (Steyr-based) Case IH CS110 ‘Special’ (6,760 hours) sold for £9,600
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This 2010 Valtra N142 Direct (50kph; front axle suspension; Quicke brackets; ‘reverse drive’; 4,666 hours) sold for £29,600
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This 2015 Kubota M135 GX (front axle and cab suspension; 3,603 hours) sold for £24,200
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This Case IH 795 XL (2WD; digital dash; one owner from new; 1,100 hours) sold for £2,800
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This 1990s Fiat (Fiatagri) 160-90 DT (front linkage; 8,200 hours) sold for £15,000
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This Czech-built Zetor 5340 (hours unknown) sold for £5,600
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This 2009 Claas Arion 630 (40kph; front linkage) failed to sell. The top bid was £20,500
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This no-nonsense Zetor 7245 (hours unknown) sold for £4,400
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This 2006 McCormick XTX185 (front axle and cab suspension; 3,100 hours) didn’t sell. The top bid was £18,000
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This 2010 Landini Rex 100F (3,262 hours) sold for £12,000
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This weather-worn, 2004 Valtra T160 (front linkage/PTO; 12,308 hours) sold for £15,000
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This 1997 Case IH CS94 (420/85 R38 rear wheels/tyres; 7,967 hours) sold for £7,800
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This 2008 Valtra T131 (front axle suspension; 6,392 hours) sold for £22,500
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This 2007 Case IH JX95 (Quicke Q40 front loader; 2,800 hours) sold for £11,500
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This 2008 Same Dorado (Sigma 4 front loader; 2,869 hours) sold for £12,300
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This 2007 Case IH MXU135 (front loader; 50kph; front axle and cab suspension; 3,447 hours) sold for £23,200
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This 2002 JCB Fastrac 2135 (4WS; SmoothShift; 24m de-mount sprayer; 11,064 hours) sold for £15,200
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