🚜 Two-Day Equipment Auction Comes to Pikeville in December – Commission-Free Consignments & Discounted Buyer Premiums

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🚜 Two-Day Equipment Auction Comes to Pikeville in December – Commission-Free Consignments & Discounted Buyer Premiums

Walker Land and Auction Services is hosting a two-day equipment auction in early December, offering local equipment owners a chance to cash in before the holidays and giving buyers access to discounted premiums during the busy shopping season.

πŸ“… Auction Schedule & Format

The auction runs December 5th and 6th at 48252 US 127 in Pikeville. ⏰ Day one begins at 9 a.m. with both live and online bidding available. Day two, December 6th, shifts to online-only bidding at 6 p.m. and is marked as an absolute auction, meaning all items sell to the highest bidder regardless of reserve price.

πŸ’° What Sellers & Buyers Should Know

Consignors can list equipment commission-free – a significant savings for those looking to move machinery before year-end. The auction house is encouraging equipment owners to get their items in quickly so they can receive payment in time for the Christmas season. πŸŽ„

Buyers will benefit from discounted buyer premiums, making it an opportunity to shop for equipment at competitive rates. The auction features heavy equipment including excavators and other machinery suitable for construction, farming, and land management work.

πŸ“ How to Participate

Interested consignors and buyers can reach Walker Land and Auction Services at (423) 533-2232 or visit BuyWLAS.com for more details. The auction location is accessible via US 127 in Pikeville, Bledsoe County.

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