What we consider
A practical route for commercially useful assets.
Opportunities may include round, small-square and large-square balers. Running condition is useful but not mandatory: specification, ownership, location, completeness and practical demand all influence the review.
Information that matters
Send the bale count, pickup, chamber, knotter or net-wrap system and monitor. Add clear photographs of every side, the cab or operator area, identification plate, tires or undercarriage, working equipment and known damage.
- Year, make and model
- VIN or serial number
- Mileage or operating hours
- Exact present location
- Title and lien status
- Known faults or damage
- Maintenance information
- Recent photographs
Who we work with
This guide is for livestock farms, hay producers, contractors, estates and dealers. We can review one asset or a schedule covering a fleet, branch, project or business-wide disposal.
What happens next
We review the facts, ask focused follow-up questions and determine whether inspection, valuation and collection planning should follow. Sending details creates no obligation for either party.
Do you consider older or high-use units?
Yes. Specification, condition, location and market relevance matter alongside age and usage.
Can several assets be submitted together?
Yes. Attach a spreadsheet with one line per unit and note different locations.
What if an asset cannot move?
Explain the known fault, completeness and loading access so collection can be assessed accurately.