Listings climbed sharply this week, with 2,258 lots offered - almost double the previous period - and buyers were out in force.
Total buyers reached 477, and active bidders lifted 61%, helping push overall bidding activity higher. Even with the bigger catalogue, buyers remained selective, pulling the bid rate back to 62% and the clearance rate to 53%.
Stronger engagement across the platform suggests interest continues to build. Lot views reached 245,000, while favourites jumped 83%, showing plenty of shortlisting as producers weigh up options. More bidders and guests logged in as well, pointing to broader enquiry. Despite the larger offering, sold lots still lifted 50%, and the average amount over reserve edged up to $388.
Tractors and heavy tillage gear drew the heaviest attention. A Case MXM140 Pro from Moyhu, VIC was the most-viewed lot and sold at $57,500, while a McCormick MTX 150 tractor near Tamworth attracted 300 bids - the most of any listing. Lighter gear also performed well, with a Lincoln Vantage 500 welder in Finley topping the favourites list. NSW dominated the standout results, including the week’s highest-priced sale: a John Deere disc seeder at Trangie making $160,000.
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