JCB played host to a major auction this week, consisting of used and nearly-new equipment – including loading shovels, tractors and telehandlers.
The sale took place on Monday and Tuesday (September 18 and 19) at JCB’s facility at Lakeside Works, Rocester in England. All items were offered on a ‘sold as seen’ basis; no warranty was implied or given – unless otherwise stipulated by the manufacturer (i.e. in the case of machines young enough to still qualify for the manufacturer’s normal warranty).
No buyer’s premium was levied on bids. The winning bid was the sale price; all hammer prices were subject to VAT at the local rate.
Interested parties could bid in person or online; all machines offered for sale were physically present at the site of the auction.
The sale included a significant number of agricultural and construction-spec machines with very low hours, plus some road-going vehicles with little or practically no miles.
The sale was conducted on behalf of JCB by auction specialist AMS (Asset Management Services). It claims to sell over £10 million worth of equipment each year – to a worldwide audience. The company is headquartered in Cheltenham.
Auctioneer and managing director of AMS, Rob York, in action (left)
Tim Scrivener was there for AgriLand to sample the atmosphere, capture these insightful pictures and to jot down the key prices and specifications.
Please note that all of the prices referenced below are in pounds sterling.
This 2017 413 wheeled loading shovel, with just 198 hours on the clock, sold for £69,000 excluding VAT
This 2016 Fastrac 4160, with 781 recorded hours, sold for £75,500 excluding VAT
This 2016 541-70, with 368 hours on the odometer, sold for £58,500 excluding VAT
This 2016 427 wheeled loader, with 685 hours showing, sold for £78,000 excluding VAT
This 2015 525-60, with 496 hours on the clock, sold for £35,000 excluding VAT
This 2015 4CX backhoe loader, with 297 recorded hours, sold for £49,000 excluding VAT
This 2012 Fastrac 2155, with 1,420 hours on its clock, sold for £53,500 excluding VAT
This 434S wheeled loading shovel, with 1,276 hours showing, sold for £72,500 excluding VAT
This 2017 403 compact wheeled loader, with 136 hours on its clock, sold for £19,000 excluding VAT
This 2016 Fastrac 8330, with 696 hours on its odometer, sold for £122,000 excluding VAT
This 2012 Robot 170 skid-steer loader, with only 5 hours on the clock, sold for £18,500 excluding VAT
This 2015 418S wheeled loader, with 230 hours clocked up, sold for £60,000 excluding VAT
This 2017 403 compact wheeled loading shovel, with 223 hours showing, sold for £20,000 excluding VAT
This 2016 Fastrac 4220, with 686 hours clocked up, sold for £95,000 excluding VAT
This 2015 531-70, with 2,298 hours on the odometer, sold for £45,000 excluding VAT
This used JCB folding silage fork, to suit a 434 loading shovel, sold for £4,800 excluding VAT
This 2016 Land Rover Defender 90, with just 9 miles on the clock, sold for £35,000 excluding VAT
This 2016 Land Rover Defender 90 pick-up, with only 11 miles clocked up, sold for £27,000 excluding VAT
This 2015 Land Rover Defender 110, with 33,314 miles showing, sold for £20,000 excluding VAT
