The deadline for entries for a machinery auction in Kidderminster is looming.
Halls auctioneers have urged potential sellers to get their entries in for the July Kidderminster Machinery Sale before July 15.
Harriet Levi, from Halls' Kidderminster office, said: "We already have machinery consigned and encourage anyone looking to sell to get entries in early for lots to be published in the sale catalogue, on the MartEye online auction platform and for extra marketing on our highly followed social media pages.
“Our auctioneers are happy to discuss valuations or any queries sellers may have.”
They can be reached through by calling 01562 820880 or by emailing kidderminstermachinery@hallsgb.co.
The previous machinery sale, held on June 28, featured a new Holland conventional Bbaler which was sold for £6,350.
A new Holland conventional baler which was sold in the June sale (Image: Halls Auctioneers)
Ms Levi added: "There was a lot of genuine farm machinery on offer and several part dispersals included in the sale, as well as a good show from farmers and dealers alike."
Other leading prices from the sale were £3,650 for a Dal/bo Cambridge Rolls – Compact 630, £3,000 for a 32 foot tandem axle straw trailer, and £2,650 for an Ifor Williams 2019 twin axle trailer.
A JCB 535 Loadall which sold for £10,200 at the May auction (Image: Halls Auctioneers)
There was also an Ifor Williams 14 foot tri axle livestock trailer which went for £2,500, a John Deere 580 round baler which fetched £2,250, and a Krone 6 Rotar Rake which earned £2,200.
Meanwhile, the May sale saw a JCB 535 Loadal go for £10,200, a JCB 360 digger sell for £10,100, a Deutz 4wd tractor fetch £7,000 and an International B414 1965 tractor go for £3,600.
Highlights at the April auction included a JCB mcx Super Site Turbo Master fetching £14,000, a Massey Ferguson 3080 selling for £8,200 and a Polaris Ranger going for £6,000.
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