Municipality & Consignment Auction 2/18/20

Posted on February 11, 2020May 14, 2025 by admin

Municipality & Consignment Auction 2/18/20

Monthly Municipality & Consignment Auction

Don’t miss this great opportunity to bid on all the high quality items that are listed in our monthly Municipality and Consignment Auction! This auction is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC – but please note that items are at VARIOUS LOCATIONS. This auction features tons of great, quality items including construction equipment, agricultural, and industrial items and so much more! This auction is one-day only, so don’t miss it! February 18, 2020 – auction will begin at 8 AM and lots will begin closing at 6 PM the same day.

Lot 30-55599 2018 GMC Sierra Denali

This 2018 GMC Sierra Denali has had only one owner and is a well maintained vehicle. With only 31,950 miles – it still has a ton of life left in it’s engine.
Odometer Reading: 31,950
Engine Displacement: Liters
Engine Displacement: 6.6
Number of Cylinders: 8, Turbo
Fuel Type: Diesel
Transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: 4×4
Type: Truck
Title Status: Clear
Manual Transmission Speed: 6 speed
Doors: 4 Door
Seats: Leather, Heated, Cooled Seats, Rear Heated Seats

Bidding will begin at $100.00 and continue in increments of $25.00

Lot 30-56152 2004 New Holland LB75B Backhoe

This 2004 New Holland Backhoe is a 6 cylinder turbo machine that would be a great addition to your equipment. It is a manual 4 speed with a 88″ bucket and a 24″ backhoe bucket.
Serial Number: 031051262
Hours: 5492
Engine Make: New Holland
Engine Model: 6 cylinder Turbo
Engine HP: 95
Number of Cylinders: 6
Turbo: Yes
Fuel Type: Diesel
Transmission: Manual

Bidding will begin at $5.00 and continue in increments of $5.00

We hope that you have found a piece of equipment that will make a great addition to your business! If you have any questions concerning the auction or are wondering about our auction process, feel free to contact us here. We want to make sure that you feel fully informed when bidding so that you can be confident when participating in our auctions. If you don’t have any questions, click the button below to view the full online auction!

How to Sell a Used Tractor

Posted on February 10, 2020January 10, 2025 by admin

How to Sell a Used Tractor

How to make your tractor auction the best it can be

Looking to sell farm equipment that you no longer need? You may want to upgrade your equipment, or are retiring and are looking to liquidate your collection of machinery. Regardless of the reason you want to sell, you will want to make sure that your sale brings in the most money possible. You deserve to receive the full value of your assets and that is the goal that we strive for here at Rangerbid.com! One of the most important pieces of equipment that you will most likely be selling is your tractor. Tractors are some of the most valuable pieces of farm equipment, and are sure to fetch a great price, but you want to make sure that you do everything you can to make your auction the best that it can be.

The best way to sell a tractor:

Clean it up

First things first you want to do everything you can to make your tractor look as nice as possible. Most likely your equipment is a little dirty. After all, you use it out in the fields and around your property, hauling hay and other equipment day in and day out. There is bound to be some dirt. You will want to deep clean your tractor in order to show the true beauty and value that is hidden underneath. Buyers will be much more interested and will place a higher value on a tractor that is clean compared to one covered in dirt. The appearance of a tractor indicates a lot of the value and will also show how well you have taken care of your equipment. You wouldn’t want to buy a dirty tractor, so your buyers won’t want to either.

Provide Maintenance Records

Hopefully you have been keeping track of your maintenance schedule, recording when you have had someone out to look at your tractor or have taken it to the shop. These records show potential buyers that the tractor is well cared for, and they can trust the working condition as well as the future life span of the equipment. If you haven’t been doing this, keep track of it moving forward so that you have something to show potential buyers the next time you are trying to sell your tractor. Additionally, you can describe the past use of your tractor so that buyers know what wear and tear they should expect. You can also note how it was stored and weatherized – bidders will be a lot happier knowing that your tractor has been sitting in a nice covered barn as opposed to out in the elements.

Keep Any Manuals

Like the maintenance records, this might be a better tip for the next time you sell a tractor. If you have held onto any guides, manuals or maintenance suggestions that came from the manufacturer, include them in the sale. You can feature them in the photos for the lot as well as list any pertinent details in the descriptions. If your tractor is antique, this will only add to the credibility, and if not, it’s still valuable information that a buyer would want.

Make Repairs

You’ve probably heard of homeowners painting or repairing minor things around their house before heading into the market. Updating small things around a home and boasting new fixtures can help increase the selling price by much more than the owner would have paid for the upgrades. You can do the same thing with your equipment! Know of any small repairs that you can quickly do yourself? While you might not want to, fixing a few things here and there not only shows buyers that you care about your machine, but it also lets buyers know that they won’t have to make these changes themselves. Presenting the best version of your tractor is your goal throughout the whole process.

Sell Other Parts

Do you have additional equipment that attached to your tractor you will no longer need? Consider selling it with your tractor as a bundle! From plows and seeders to balers and wagons, you probably have a wide variety of attachments that biddera would be interested in. These extras will up your selling price and will provide additional value for your potential buyers.

We hope that these tips will help you increase the sale of your tractor. We want to help you get the best value for your tractor. If you are interested in selling your tractor through one of our auctions, or if you have any other questions about selling your farm machinery, contact us here!

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Municipality & Consignment Online Equipment Auction

Posted on January 10, 2020June 4, 2025 by admin

Municipality & Consignment Online Equipment Auction

Monthly Equipment Auction

Are you on the lookout for some new equipment to add to your city’s department of public works? Check out our upcoming municipality and consignment online equipment auction! This auction will have a wide variety of equipment, a caterpillar dozer, tractors, autos and more that would make a great addition to your municipality’s inventory. The auction will be held on Tuesday, January 21st. The equipment is located at a variety of different areas so make sure to note where each lot is located.

2005 Caterpillar Dozer

(1) 2005 Caterpillar Dozer D6NXL, 4172.3 hours, 6 way blade, S/N: AKM01678. One Owner, Owned and serviced by Muskegon County.

Location: 9366 Apple Ave , Muskegon, MI 49451

Starting Bid: $5.00

Kinze Twin Line Corn Planter

(1) Kinze Twin Line Corn Planter, 12 row with precision motors, John Deere MaxEmerge planting units, in furrow liquid fertilizer.

Location: 3351 N. M-52, Stockbridge, MI 49285

Starting Bid: $5.00

Landoll 15 Shank Chisel Plow

(1) Landoll 15 Shank Chisel Plow, model L22015, with hitch and hydraulics to back, five tire harrow on back, SN: 27J0400111, in good condition.

Location: 3351 N. M-52, Stockbridge, MI 49285

Starting Bid: $5.00

1979 White 4-210 4WD Tractor

1979 White 4-210 4WD Tractor with PTO, 3 hydraulic outlets, 18.4 x 38 tires, in fair condition.

Location: 3351 N. M-52, Stockbridge, MI 49285

Starting Bid: $100.00

2011 Chevrolet Tahoe

2011 Chevy Tahoe 2 WD V8 5.3L, service records included, owned and maintained by City of Grandville, good tread, newer brakes and rotors, recall just completed, runs and drives well

Location: 3450 12th St, Repocast Wayland lot, Wayland, MI 49348

Starting Bid: $100.00

We hope that you have found a piece of equipment that will make a great addition to your municipality! If you have any questions concerning the auction or are wondering about our auction process, feel free to contact us here. We want to make sure that you feel fully informed when bidding so that you can be confident when participating in our auctions. If you don’t have any questions, click the button below to view the full online auction!

Blueberry Processing Equipment and Sorting Line Auction

Posted on January 7, 2020May 19, 2025 by admin

Blueberry Processing Equipment and Sorting Line Auction

Looking to expand your blueberry processing capabilities?

Finding yourself in the market for some blueberry equipment? Maybe you are a current blueberry farm looking to expand into the production side of the industry, or maybe you want to update your current processing facility. Regardless, we have the auction for you! On Tuesday, January 14th, we will be holding an auction full of blueberry processing equipment, including a sorting line! From a lug dumper to conveyor belts, you are sure to find something you’ll want to bid on! Check out some of the great lots below.