Demand was variable, with bigger machinery such as combines, forage harvesters and bigger tractors a slower trade. There were 600 bidders in total, 100 of them online.
This 2003 John Deere 6920 sold for €16,100..
This 2014 Case IH RB544 round baler sold for €12,200. A rare machine, there are not many in the country.
This 2003 Venieri 963 loading shovel sold for €9,100.
These 2014 unused Claydon Hybrid 4 metre direct seed drills sold for €21,000 each - a significant saving on a new version.
This Massey Ferguson 390 sold for €7,750 - a great farmer's tractor.
This Deutz-Fahr FM 255 round baler was cheap at €3,000.
These 2012 Fleming single bale handlers were good value. One made €250 and the other went for €200.
Smaller attachments and machinery commanded the larger prices. Essentially, the more expensive the machine, the better value it was.
The overseas bidders included people from England, the Netherlands and eastern Europe, mainly Romania.
This 2015 unused Redrock 18ft silage trailer sold for €12,200.
This 1984 John Deere 2140 sold for €4,000.
A Claas Dominator 108 combine with a 17ft header. It was great value at €7,500.
This very clean 2012 JF-Stoll Z555 four rotor-tedder sold for €2,900.
This rough and ready 2002 Case CVX 170 sold for €10,250
This 2008 Tarrup Bio Opticut round baler sold for €6,600.
This Agrimec single-chop harvester with hydraulic pickup and three-point linkage sold for €1,100.
Cheap for the horsepower, this 2004 Case IH MX255 sold for €17,000.
This very safe 2010 Claas Axion sold €22,000.
FTMTA chief executive Gary Ryan said the demand at the auction shows that there is a strong demand for machinery.
“We were very happy with how the auction went.
“We had two goals coming into today. One, we wanted to turn cash for our dealers who had stock lying around the yard and, two, we felt this auction would provide people with realistic values of machines.
“Although we would have to talk about it at an upcoming [FTMTA] meeting, I think that early indications show we would be very interested in running a similar auction between now and next summer.”
An old-school restoration project, this Ford 4000 was running well and sold for €1,550.
This Gregoire Besson seven-furrow semi-mounted reversible plough sold for €3,000.
This 2006 Major AG700 slurry agitator sold for €700.
This 2011 JCB Workmax 4x4 ATV diesel with only 415 hours was a great buy at €5,900.
This Terex T350 telescopic handler, with steering problems, has 5861 hours and sold for €4,800.
This 2006 New Holland BR560A round baler sold for €4,500.
This 2008 Pöttinger Terrasem 4m drill was good value at €14,500.
This 1997 Claas RU450 six-row maize header sold for €500.
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In pictures: over 500 machinery items at FTMTA unreserved auction
More than half of farmers do not have a trailer licence
Demand was variable, with bigger machinery such as combines, forage harvesters and bigger tractors a slower trade. There were 600 bidders in total, 100 of them online.
This 2003 John Deere 6920 sold for €16,100..
This 2014 Case IH RB544 round baler sold for €12,200. A rare machine, there are not many in the country.
This 2003 Venieri 963 loading shovel sold for €9,100.
These 2014 unused Claydon Hybrid 4 metre direct seed drills sold for €21,000 each - a significant saving on a new version.
This Massey Ferguson 390 sold for €7,750 - a great farmer's tractor.
This Deutz-Fahr FM 255 round baler was cheap at €3,000.
These 2012 Fleming single bale handlers were good value. One made €250 and the other went for €200.
Smaller attachments and machinery commanded the larger prices. Essentially, the more expensive the machine, the better value it was.
The overseas bidders included people from England, the Netherlands and eastern Europe, mainly Romania.
This 2015 unused Redrock 18ft silage trailer sold for €12,200.
This 1984 John Deere 2140 sold for €4,000.
A Claas Dominator 108 combine with a 17ft header. It was great value at €7,500.
This very clean 2012 JF-Stoll Z555 four rotor-tedder sold for €2,900.
This rough and ready 2002 Case CVX 170 sold for €10,250
This 2008 Tarrup Bio Opticut round baler sold for €6,600.
This Agrimec single-chop harvester with hydraulic pickup and three-point linkage sold for €1,100.
Cheap for the horsepower, this 2004 Case IH MX255 sold for €17,000.
This very safe 2010 Claas Axion sold €22,000.
FTMTA chief executive Gary Ryan said the demand at the auction shows that there is a strong demand for machinery.
“We were very happy with how the auction went.
“We had two goals coming into today. One, we wanted to turn cash for our dealers who had stock lying around the yard and, two, we felt this auction would provide people with realistic values of machines.
“Although we would have to talk about it at an upcoming [FTMTA] meeting, I think that early indications show we would be very interested in running a similar auction between now and next summer.”
An old-school restoration project, this Ford 4000 was running well and sold for €1,550.
This Gregoire Besson seven-furrow semi-mounted reversible plough sold for €3,000.
This 2006 Major AG700 slurry agitator sold for €700.
This 2011 JCB Workmax 4x4 ATV diesel with only 415 hours was a great buy at €5,900.
This Terex T350 telescopic handler, with steering problems, has 5861 hours and sold for €4,800.
This 2006 New Holland BR560A round baler sold for €4,500.
This 2008 Pöttinger Terrasem 4m drill was good value at €14,500.
This 1997 Claas RU450 six-row maize header sold for €500.
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In pictures: over 500 machinery items at FTMTA unreserved auction
More than half of farmers do not have a trailer licence
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