A major ‘on-site‘ machinery dispersal sale (auction) was held on behalf of Coates Contracting at Manor Farm, Kings Lynn, Norfolk (England) recently – on Wednesday, December 6.
The auction comprised of tractors, a telescopic loader and a whole brace of machinery – including a significant haul of root-crop equipment.
We’ve already reported on how the tractors and the lone telescopic handler – a JCB – fared at the sale.
Also Read: Auction report: Mix of classic and modern tractors under the hammer at on-site saleHere, in this follow-up article, we detail the prices achieved by the machinery lots (including a healthy selection of trailers and root-crop equipment).
The sale was conducted by Cheffins – a company that is best known in farming circles for its monthly Cambridge Machinery Sales events.
Tim Scrivener was at the Coates Contracting auction for AgriLand; he sampled the atmosphere, captured these pictures and jotted down the key prices and specifications.
Please note that all of the prices referenced below are in pounds sterling.
All prices are subject to a ‘buyer’s premium’ of 2%. Prices are also, where applicable, 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 sale price.
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- This 2014 Stewart GX18-22R (18t) tandem-axle, steel trailer (with a roll-over sheet, air brakes and a sprung drawbar) sold for £13,200
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- This 2014 Stewart GX18-22R (18t) tandem-axle, steel trailer (with a roll-over sheet, air brakes and a sprung drawbar) sold for £12,600
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- This 2014 Stewart GX18-22R (18t) tandem-axle, steel trailer (with a roll-over sheet, air brakes and a sprung drawbar) sold for £13,000
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- This Downs Husky grader (with coils, a picking-off table and a sizer unit) sold for £4,800
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- This 1996 Herbert 1800 mobile grader (with a six-roller multi-separator, a six-man picking table and a dirt conveyor) sold for £18,500
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- This Downs hopper/grader (with coils for onions/potatoes) sold for £1,100
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- This Reekie mounted, hydraulic, folding three-bed former (with subsoiler legs and pig-tail tines) sold for £3,600
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- This 2011 Jones 1500 single-bed onion windrower sold for £2,200
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- This 2011 Jones 1500 single-bed onion windrower sold for £1,500
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- This 2006 Jones 1.85 S/R mounted, triple-bed former (for 8ft beds) sold for £1,000
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- This 3m-wide, 2009 Imants Rousel 475X300 DRH mounted soil incorporator sold for £4,200
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- This Stanhay parsnip/carrot drill (for 80in beds) sold for £1,900
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- This 2011 Grimme CS170 four-web, trailed de-stoner (for 80in or 72in beds) sold for £6,000
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- This Grimme Variant trailed, two-row carrot/parsnip harvester (with a new web installed three years ago and driven axles) sold for £2,400
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- This 2004 Grimme GZ1700 DLS two-row potato harvester sold for £2,800
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- This 2011 Grimme CS170 Combi-Star trailed de-stoner (for 80in or 72in beds) sold for £9,100
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- This Grimme GT170M two-row potato harvester (for spares, due to its condition) sold for £300
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- This Grimme GZ1700 DLS trailed, two-row potato harvester (for spares) sold for £550
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- This 2011 Grimme CS170 Combi-Star trailed de-stoner (for 80in or 72in beds) sold for £8,500
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- This 2011 Grimme CS170 Combi-Star trailed de-stoner (for 80in or 72in beds) sold for £10,000
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- This 2011 Grimme GT170 two-row potato harvester (with a twin multi-separator and a picking table) sold for £44,000
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- This 2011 Grimme CS170 Combi-Star trailed de-stoner (for 80in or 72in beds) sold for £9,800
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- This 2009 Grimme GT170M trailed two-row potato harvester (with a single multi-separator and wheel-drive) sold for £9,000
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- This 2007 Grimme GT170S two-row potato harvester (with a twin multi-separator) sold for £17,500
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- This 2000 Case IH 3000TS trailed, hydraulic-folding, 24m sprayer (on 13.6 R38 wheels/tyres) sold for £4,200
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- This 1996 (Reco) Sulky mounted, coulter drill (with following tines) sold for £600
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- This 2009 Richard Western RC16 (16t) tandem-axle, steel trailer (with a sprung drawbar and 560/60 R22.5 wheels/tyres) sold for £7,700
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- This 2008 Richard Western RC16 (16t) tandem-axle, steel trailer (with a sprung drawbar and 560/60 R22.5 wheels/tyres) sold for £6,800
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- This 30ft-long Richard Western low-loader, beaver-tail trailer (with ramps) sold for £4,000
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- This 2003 Richard Western tandem-axle, flat-bed trailer (with a roll-over sheet and 560/45 R22.5 wheels/tyres) sold for £3,100
