FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

All original titles should be at the auction before auction day. The registration should be current or on a current non-op status. The seller should be listed on the front of the title, or bill of sale(s) to follow the chain of ownership. We can help you resolve any title issues. The original title does not need to be signed. The consignment agreement gives us power of attorney to sign the title on your behalf.
You will need to register to bid either in person (on site) or on-line first, and obtain a bidder number. The bidder number is unique to the chosen method of bidding. In other words, you cannot register on line and use that bidder number on site, and vice versa. A valid driver’s license or passport is required.
The term “Tax Free Exchange” is a reference to Internal Revenue Code 1031. This allows taxpayers to replace equipment and/or vehicles with similar pieces, in what is referred to as a “Like Kind Exchange”, without paying federal income tax on the transaction. Certain criteria need to be meet, please check with our sales representatives for details. A “Reverse Exchange” is a possibility, if you’ve already purchased the replacement pieces.
The term “Tax Free Exchange” is a reference to Internal Revenue Code 1031. This allows taxpayers to replace equipment and/or vehicles with similar pieces, in what is referred to as a “Like Kind Exchange”, without paying federal income tax on the transaction. Certain criteria need to be meet, please check with our sales representatives for details.
Heavy construction equipment, contractor equipment, trucks, trailers, service trucks, pickups, automobiles, as well as small equipment, hand tools, etc.
Yes, unless a valid tax exemption documentation is presented. Please check with our cashiers for more details.