Bid Now: Machinery Pete’s New Way For You To Buy Equipment

One item of particular interest on the first-ever Machinery Pete Auction is a 2003 John Deere 6420 with loader and only 156 actual original hours from C & B Operations, LLC in Mitchell, SD.

One item of particular interest on the first-ever Machinery Pete Auction is this 2003 John Deere 6420 with loader and only 156 actual original hours from C & B Operations, LLC in Mitchell, SD.
One item of particular interest on the first-ever Machinery Pete Auction is this 2003 John Deere 6420 with loader and only 156 actual original hours from C & B Operations, LLC in Mitchell, SD.
(C & B Operations)

Now open for bidding, the first-ever Machinery Pete auction features 116 items from 11 dealerships across the country.

There is more than $5 million in inventory up for sale during this absolute auction.

All Machinery Pete auctions occur monthly, are online, timed, with no reserve, and no buyer’s fee.

There are items from a variety of equipment categories. And just one stand out item up for sale is a 2003 JD 6420 with loader and only 156 actual original hours from C & B Operations, LLC in Mitchell, SD. 10% of the proceeds of the John Deere 6420 selling will go to a fantastic local charity.

Click here to browse the items up for sale, and the bidding closes Aug. 17.

Greg Peterson talked about this new way to buy machinery on AgriTalk:

The next monthly Machinery Pete Auction opens September 7.

Machinery Pete Auctions was launched to bring a new alternative to the online auctions available in the market today. With 1.3 million in-market equipment shoppers visiting MachineryPete.com monthly, and BigIron’s deep expertise in the rural auction space, Machinery Pete Auctions will provide bidders with a broad base of equipment and ensure market prices for the seller’s equipment.

“Partnering with Machinery Pete Auctions was a natural evolution in the growth of our business,” said BigIron Auctions’ Co-CEO, Mark Stock. “BigIron has long been a leader in providing sellers with the benefits of a full-service auction. With the advent of Machinery Pete Auctions, we now have the ability to offer dealers a self-service alternative to consigning their equipment.”

To view all upcoming Machinery Pete Auctions click here.

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