An auction involving the disposal of a considerable fleet of tractors and equipment from the UK-based Hawk Plant hire group is ongoing – yesterday (March 14) and today (March 15).
Along with a very significant number of plant/construction machines, well over 100 tractors are up for grabs. In fact, the tractors have already been sold – having changed hands yesterday.
Tim Scrivener was there (at Charleston House, Cruckmoor Lane, Prees Green, Whitchurch, Shropshire) for AgriLand. He snapped these shots as proceedings unfolded.
The sale was conducted by Euro Auctions.
Here, in this report, we focus on just some of the telescopic handlers (telehandlers) that were present – all JCB machines.
A ‘buyer’s premium’ of 2.5% (plus VAT) must be added to the hammer prices (below).
Hammer prices are also subject to VAT at the local rate (i.e. VAT must be added to all of the hammer prices below).
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 2017 JCB Loadall 535-95 (‘Turbo’; powershift; 2,167 hours) sold for £29,500
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- This 2017 JCB Loadall 535-95 (‘Turbo’; powershift; 1,857 hours) sold for £33,000
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- This 2017 JCB Loadall 535-95 (‘Turbo’; powershift; 882 hours) sold for £38,000
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- This 2017 JCB Loadall 535-95 (‘Turbo’; powershift; 1,462 hours) sold for £38,000
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- This 2017 JCB Loadall 535-95 (‘Turbo’; powershift; 2,052 hours) sold for £34,500
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- This 2017 JCB Loadall 535-95 (‘Turbo’; powershift; 1,045 hours) sold for £37,000
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- A picture showing the amassed crowd
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- The auctioneer in action
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- There was a significant number of telescopic handlers up for grabs
Stay tuned to AgriLand for further reports, detailing what some of the other lots sold for.