Michael Doyle Auctions held its regular online machinery acution last Thursday 14 October. Kicking off at 7pm on the MartEye platform, 160 lots were offered with a clearance rate of 80% being achieved on the night. Over 500 people registered to bid on the evening.
Speaking to the Irish Farmers Journal after Thursday’s auction, Doyle explained: “There continues to be good demand for clean used machinery which was once again demonstrated in Thursday’s auction. We are also seeing a lot of interest from overseas buyers for tidy vintage tractors.
“Over 90% of the bids placed on the 1975 Ford 7000 came from overseas bidders with the tractor being eventually sold to a Welsh bidder.”
With over 1,000 viewers tuning in on the evening, some sample prices not pictured included a 1995 Ford 7840 with 7,913 hours and a front end loader which sold for €18,200 (no VAT), a 2006 Avant loader with circa 300 hours came with a bucket and a grab selling for €8,700 (no VAT), a Marshall tandem axle general purpose trailer which sold for €5,800 (no VAT) and a HiSpec 1,350 gallon tanker which sold for €3100 (no VAT).
Meanwhile, a Massey Ferguson 390 with 5,300 hours fitted with a Tanco front end loader went unsold at €16,700, while a 2018 Zamet zero grazing machine went unsold at €13,500.
Commission was be charged at 10% for items sold up to €1,000 and at a rate of 5% for all items that were sold above €1,000. Doyle’s next auction will take place on 25 November.
This 1995 Ford 7840 with 7,913 hours and a front end loader sold for €18,200 (no VAT) plus commission.
This tidy example of Ford 7600 with 7,800 hours on the clock was sold for €12,000 (no VAT) plus commission.
This 2006 Avant loader with circa 300 hours came with a bucket and a grab. It sold for €8,700 (no VAT) plus commission.
Michael Doyle Auctions held its regular online machinery acution last Thursday 14 October. Kicking off at 7pm on the MartEye platform, 160 lots were offered with a clearance rate of 80% being achieved on the night. Over 500 people registered to bid on the evening.
Speaking to the Irish Farmers Journal after Thursday’s auction, Doyle explained: “There continues to be good demand for clean used machinery which was once again demonstrated in Thursday’s auction. We are also seeing a lot of interest from overseas buyers for tidy vintage tractors.
“Over 90% of the bids placed on the 1975 Ford 7000 came from overseas bidders with the tractor being eventually sold to a Welsh bidder.”
With over 1,000 viewers tuning in on the evening, some sample prices not pictured included a 1995 Ford 7840 with 7,913 hours and a front end loader which sold for €18,200 (no VAT), a 2006 Avant loader with circa 300 hours came with a bucket and a grab selling for €8,700 (no VAT), a Marshall tandem axle general purpose trailer which sold for €5,800 (no VAT) and a HiSpec 1,350 gallon tanker which sold for €3100 (no VAT).
Meanwhile, a Massey Ferguson 390 with 5,300 hours fitted with a Tanco front end loader went unsold at €16,700, while a 2018 Zamet zero grazing machine went unsold at €13,500.
Commission was be charged at 10% for items sold up to €1,000 and at a rate of 5% for all items that were sold above €1,000. Doyle’s next auction will take place on 25 November.
This 1995 Ford 7840 with 7,913 hours and a front end loader sold for €18,200 (no VAT) plus commission.
This tidy example of Ford 7600 with 7,800 hours on the clock was sold for €12,000 (no VAT) plus commission.
This 2006 Avant loader with circa 300 hours came with a bucket and a grab. It sold for €8,700 (no VAT) plus commission.
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