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your partner at the auction yard
equipment inspections delivered to you
before the auction!
here are several sample inspections
from past auctionsclick on the image to see
the full inspection
we grade main areas of the machine on a 1-10 scale-Pins & Bushings
-Undercarriage/Wheels
-Engine-smoke, blow by, leaks
-Operation
-Cosmetics
-And more!
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choose a package
of inspections!
*This provides a discount for volume as well as for notifying us well before the auction, which allows us to make room in our schedule to inspect your machines!
You can also choose from our "Active reports this week" page!
Questions? Visit our how it works page!
TRIAL
$100
2 lots @ $50 each
Expires in 30 day
STARTER
$225
5 lots @ $45 each
Expires in 30 days
PLUS
$400
10 lots @ $40 each
Expires in 30 days
PRO
* GREAT VALUE *
$700
20 lots @ $35
Expires in 30 days
PREMIUM
* BEST FOR DEALERS *
$999
35 lots @ $28.5 each
Expires in 30 days
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choose a package
of inspections!
*This provides a discount for volume as well as for notifying us well before the auction, which allows us to make room in our schedule to inspect your machines!
You can also choose from our "Active reports this week" page!
Questions? Visit our how it works page!
By signing up you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
TRIAL
$100
2 lots @ $50 each
Expires in 30 day
STARTER
$225
5 lots @ $45 each
Expires in 30 days
PLUS
$400
10 lots @ $40 each
Expires in 30 days
PRO
* GREAT VALUE *
$700
20 lots @ $35
Expires in 30 days
PREMIUM
* BEST FOR DEALERS *
$999
35 lots @ $28.5 each
Expires in 30 days
We are your eyes at the auction, for about the cost of the fuel to get there
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Watch this video
showing how to use our services
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HOW IT WORKS
Submit questions to: [email protected]
using our service gives you the ability bid on more machines and buy more deals
01
Purchase a Package
- You first pick a package of lots (machine inspections) that works best for you.- Next, you tell us which auction or auctions that you would like us to inspect at.- You then enter the lot or stock numbers you would like inspected.- We attend the auctions in the week and/or days before the sale.-Pre selecting ahead of time insures you get inspections on the machines you're most interested in.-We also have other machine inspections live and ready to view in the days leading up to the auction, on our "active reports this week" page, even if you did not pre select them.
02
We perform inspections
Our reports give you access to all of the information you wish the auction catalog included.
We rate each category on a
1-10 scale and note any defects.
Categories such as:
-Pins/bushings
-Undercarriage
-Operation
-Drivetrain
-Cosmetics
-Leaks
-Fault codes
-Engine Health, blow by etc.(visable and audible)
-And more
03
You Get the Full Report
Inspection reports are delivered to you as soon as possible. We aim for 2-3+ days before the sale, while some may need to be the day before the sale if auction inventory is updated late.You can then use the reports to make the best bidding strategy for you. Knowing which auction has the best inventory ahead of time allows you to be very effective.You miss less deals when you use our reports, as you are not limited by your travel schedule.If a machine is selling cheap but you did not see it beforehand, we likely have an inspection report available on it.
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ABOUT US
Born from real experience in the field.
Our lead inspector Adam is a third-generation excavation and paving contractor. From a young age he was around heavy equipment and commercial trucks every day. Eventually he took over the family business as sole owner and operator, then began buying and selling equipment on his own.After years of attending auctions, Adam had plenty of successful purchases. He also bought machines that looked good in the catalog and turned out to be major disappointments. Like so many others, he experienced the frustration of driving 3 to 5 hours or more (plus hotels and lost time) only to discover the equipment was worn out or didn't meet his standards. Time could have been better spent elsewhere.Knowing that many others shared in the frustration of lost time and money from the auction process, Adam could see there was a need. Bidders should have access to more information than auction catalogs provide. This is when the idea for Bidwise Auction Inspections was born.The vision was simple. For about the cost of gas to drive to a single auction, bidders could get access to the true condition of machines from multiple auctions, without ever leaving home. We attend the major auctions so you don't have to. Our team performs inspections and delivers clear reports with photos, and detailed, honest condition notes. All available before the auction date.Our goal is simple:
Help you know ahead of time which auctions and machines are actually worth your time and money, and which ones you can skip. When we show you a list of machines that are in very poor condition, you can skip right over them to the ones that fit your needs.We also help you discover quality equipment you might have otherwise missed and share practical insights on bidding practices and common pitfalls to watch out for.At Bidwise Auction Inspections, we're committed to providing tremendous value through honest, high-volume reporting so you can bid with confidence and avoid costly mistakes.We hope to exceed your expectations with every report.
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UPCOMING AUCTIONS WE COVER!
ALL OF THESE AND MORE!DATE LISTED IS THE AUCTION DATE!
WE WILL BE THERE IN THE DAYS/WEEK BEFORE!-*IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN AN AUCTION NOT ON THIS LIST, PLEASE CONTACT US!!!
Joey Martin - Carrollton, GA
August 18, 2026Yoder & Frey - Kissimmee, FL
August 20, 2026Jeff Martin - Pelzer, SC
August 20, 2026Mcgrew Auction - Seven Valleys, PA
August 25, 2026Ritchie Bros - Orlando, FL
August 27, 2026Jeff Martin - Loudon NH,
August 29, 2026Ritchie Bros - Southeast Regional
September 2, 2026McGrew Equipment Auction - Seven Valleys, PA
September 8, 2026Kurtz Trading Auction - Littlestown, PA
September 9, 2026Rebel Auction - Hazlehurst, GA
September 10, 2026Alex Lyon and Son - Albany NY
September 11, 2026Ritchie Bros Northeast Regional
September 15, 2026
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Live & Current Reports
Machines in this weeks auctions with reports available now.-*We do our best to keep this updated regularly, but you may see some expired listings.
Inspection Reports
Available Today
Kurtz Trading
Auction date: August 12
BUY A SINGLE INSPECTION REPORTPurchase any report for $50. Enter the lot number and auction house at checkout and your report will be sent to you.
Auction: Kurtz Trading
Lot # - 71
Machine: YANMAR VIO35-6A
Auction: Kurtz Trading
Lot # - 70
Machine: YANMAR SV40
Auction: Kurtz Trading
Lot # - 41
Machine: John Deere 50G
Auction: Kurtz Trading
Lot # - 68
Machine: 2018 BOBCAT E50
Auction: Kurtz Trading
Lot # - 67
Machine: 2018 BOBCAT E50
Auction: Kurtz Trading
Lot # - 65
Machine: 2023 BOBCAT E42
Auction: Kurtz Trading
Lot # - 84
Machine: 2022 CATERPILLAR 239D3
Auction: Kurtz Trading
Lot # - 81
Machine: 2022 CATERPILLAR 249D3
Auction: Kurtz Trading
Lot # - 80
Machine: 2020 CATERPILLAR 259D3
Auction: Kurtz Trading
Lot # - 79
Machine: 2021 CATERPILLAR 259D3
Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GA
Auction date(s): August 13 & 14
BUY A SINGLE INSPECTION REPORTPurchase any report for $50. Enter the lot number and auction house at checkout and your report will be sent to you.
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 97b
Machine: 2017 VOLVO L70H
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 113
Machine: 2015 CATERPILLAR D6T XL
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 114
Machine: 2014 CATERPILLAR D6T XL
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 116
Machine: 2014 CATERPILLAR D6N LGP
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 122
Machine: 2023 KOMATSU D61PXI-24
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 124
Machine: KOMATSU D61PXI-24
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 126
Machine: 2021 KOMATSU D51PX-24
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 135
Machine: 2015 CATERPILLAR D5K2 LGP
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 125
Machine: 2022 KOMATSU D51PXI-24
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 1218
Machine: KUBOTA L3300
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 362a
Machine: 1998 BOBCAT 325
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 454
Machine: 2019 BOBCAT T650
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 496
Machine: 2015 DEERE 323E
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 504
Machine: 2016 TAKEUCHI TL8
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 511
Machine: 2021 KUBOTA SVL75-2
Auction: Rebel Auction Co. - Hazlehurst, GALot # - 540
Machine: 2014 BOBCAT T550
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BENEFITS
What you get with every report.
the auction catalog doesn't include condition details.but now you have access to that info here
Independent Inspections
We don't bid at auctions, or sell equipment, and we are not affiliated with auction houses.We work for you, and provide honest condition reports from the yard.
Save Time and
Travel
As you know, there are usually several auctions happening the same day or weekend. Which leaves you having to pick and choose.Why do you skip an auction? Likely because you expect it to not be worth your time and travel.But we can be there on your behalf for very little cost.You can use our inspection reports to view auction inventory before the auction and decide which are most worth your time. Even auctions you may not have otherwise bid at.Once onsite, you can skip the machines you have deemed unfit by our report, and focus on the ones you would bid on. This can save a lot of travel as well as time onsite.All of the saved time allows you to work much more efficiently, which should lead to you buying more deals.
Don't miss out
One of the more frustrating situations for a bidder, is to see a machine selling for a deal that they had not previously seen.We try to inspect as many of the more popular machines as possible, so even if you missed it ahead of time, we may have an inspection report available on that machine, even during the live auction.By allowing you to view a large number of machines ahead of time, less machines will slip through the cracks. Our price per machine is so low, in hopes to allow you to do so.
Increase your sales
All of these benefits add up to you being able to buy more deals.It is common sense, that using our service will allow you to buy more deals. More access to machines around the country, equals more purchases.You will find the auction process much more streamlined and productive, with the use of our inspections.We hope we have the opportunity to be your partner onsite at auctions.
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INSPECTION REQUESTS
Need a specific lot inspected?
We've got you covered.
IF A LOT NUMBER IS NOT AVAILABLE FROM THE AUCTION HOUSE, YOU CAN ENTER THE STOCK NUMBER.
Submit your request below and we'll add it to our inspection schedule.
Please try to give us at least 5 days notice before auction date. Requests less than 5 days are accepted but reduces our ability to fulfill your request.
If you have any complications, please email us at, [email protected] and we will make it right.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions buyers ask before they subscribe.
How quickly will I receive inspection reports?
Reports from each auction are available in the days leading up to the auction date. Usually 2-4 days before the sale. This allows you the time to review condition notes and decide which lots and/or auctions to attend and do your own due diligence and bid.
What's included in each report?
Photos, and detailed, honest condition notes captured at the auction yard. We focus on the details that matter to bidders such as wear, function and overall condition.
Which auctions do you cover?
Most major auctions east of the Mississippi River. You can view
the upcoming auction schedule under the auction schedule tab. After sign up, you can request auctions beyond our listed schedule of auctions.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Packages are month to month and you can cancel from your account at any time.
What if a report doesn't match my needs?
Inspections reflect our professional opinion based on direct observation at the auction yard. We always recommend conducting your own due diligence before placing any bid.
What is the best way to buy a machine at an auction?
By purchasing a package of our inspections, and selecting an auction for us to inspect machines for you at. And then viewing our inspection reports to see if the machine has any issues before you bid.
How do I know which auctions to buy equipment from?
By viewing our schedule of upcoming auctions. We put only the best equipment auctions on our schedule.
What is the biggest benefit of using inspections of auction equipment before bidding?
Equipment inspection reports save you from making regretful purchases. It also gives you the opportunity to buy more machines. Knowing the condition of 30-50 machines from a number of auctions allows an equipment dealer to buy many more machines for resale.
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How to find & bid at auctions
a simple step by step guide that shows you how to find auctions and equipment, and then how to place bids.
The Problem
Auctions can be confusing and can even be hard to find, especially good ones. And many people find machines at auctions and want to bid...but they don'tknow where to start.They waste time trying to figure out:
Which auctions are best
Where the auctions actually are
How to sign up
What the fees are
How to actually place a bid
This guide removes all of that guesswork.
What you'll get
A detailed video walk through of the entire process start to finish
A step by step written guide (so you can follow along easily)
*A list of the best auction companies, with their direct website links and address.
A before you bid checklist
Simple breakdown of bid fees and costs
Things to be cautious of while bidding
Everything is designed to be quick and easy to follow
Who this is for
This is made for people who:
Want to find good equipment auctions
Want to understand how auction bidding works before jumping in
See auctions online and want to actually participate
(You don't need any prior experience.)
How it works
Buy the guide
Get instant access to the videos and information
Follow along and start finding + bidding on auctions
Click the button below to get the guide
FAQ
Q. Do I need experience? - No. We walk you through step by step
Q. How long does this take? - You should be able to complete this in 30 minutes or less.
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Welcome to
"how to find & bid at auctions"
Thanks for grabbing the guide.
Everything you need to start finding auctions and placing bids is right here.The video below has most of the info you will need, but there is a large amount of helpful info written below as well, including auction house info.
Online Bidding platforms
There are several ways to bid at auctions.
The best way is onsite, in person if possible.This allows you to pay the least amount of fees as well as to see the equipment you're bidding on at the same time you bid.If you attend an auction in person, they have a simple registration process onsite to allow you to bid.However some auctions only allow online bidding, and sometimes your schedule may give you no choice but to do so.Below is a list of the most popular online bidding platforms.
Proxibid
-The largest bidding platform. Almost every auction house allows you to bid on their auction inventory through proxibid.-Fees: Proxibid usually charges a fee of at least 2% of your winning bid amount. This can be even higher and you will want to read the details under the terms tab on proxibid, before bidding.-Website: www.proxibid.com
Equipment Facts
-A similar experience as Proxibid. However, Proxibid hosts auctions for many categories. Where as Equipment Facts focuses on just equipment and construction/farming etc. related auctions.-Fees: Equipment Facts intails the same fees as described for Proxibid and you will want to verify the amounts before bidding.-Website: www.equipmentfacts.com
Ritchie Bros
-Ritchie Bros hosts the bidding for their own auctions. If you want to bid at their auctions, you must sign up to bid, on their website or app.-Fees: There are no additional fees to bid, using their online platform.-Website: www.rbauction.com
Auction houses may also have their own online bidding platforms as well, that may have less fees. You can find these options on the auction houses websites.
Some of the most popular auction houses, that have auctions regularly, and in no particular order
Mcgrew Equipment Auctions
-Auctions every 2 weeks-Always a large inventory of all categories of construction and farm equipment. Especially mini excavators and skid/track loaders.-Bidding style: Onsite live and Online-Bidding/Buyer Fees:
10% of winning bid, with a $500 cap per item.
Exact amount can vary and can be verified in the auction description. Extra fees may be charged depending on your payment type. Any fees charged by bidding online will be in addition to the above fees.-Location: 2191 Seven Valleys Rd, Seven Valleys, PA 17360-Website: mcgrewequipment.com
Alex Lyon & Son Auctioneers
-Typically have a good assortment of brand new equipment as well as used. Their inventory can often have a good amount of rental company equipment, brought to auction due to fleet upgrades. They usually have just about everything you can imagine, with a wide variety of price ranges.-Bidding style: Onsite live and Online-Bidding/Buyer Fees: Usually as follows -
For winning bids,
For each unit $1- $5,000, = 12.5%,
For each unit $5,001- $55,000, = 10%,
For each unit $55,001.00 and above, = 5.99%.
Exact amounts can vary by auction and can be found in the description of each auction. Extra fees may be charged depending on your payment type. Any fees charged by bidding online will be in addition to the above fees.-Location: Regularly has auctions all over the US. They typically have an auction happening somewhere in the US every week, or every other week. They are usually in a different general region of the country every 30 days or so.-Website: www.lyonauction.com
Jeff Martin Auctioneers
-They often have equipment from large construction companies doing fleet upgrades. As well as retirement sales. They have regular auctions and have a wide variety of inventory and price ranges.-Bidding style: Onsite live and Online-Bidding/Buyer Fees: Their fees vary per auction, but typically you can expect, 10% on the first $20,000 and 5% on the balance, capped at $3,500 per item. The true numbers are in the description of every auction. Extra fees may be charged depending on your payment type. Any fees charged by bidding online will be in addition to the above fees.-Location: Regularly has auctions all over the US. They typically have an auction happening somewhere in the US every week, or every other week. They are usually in a different general region of the country every 30 days or so.-Website: www.jeffmartinauctioneers.com
Ritchie Bros Auctioneers
-The largest auction company in the world, with the largest inventories. They have everything that the other auction companies have and more, usually on a larger scale. Sometimes their larger bidding audience leads to higher prices.-Bidding style: Timed online bidding, allowed on their website or app only.-Bidding/Buyer Fees: Usually as follows - $25,000 or less = 10% of winning bid with $100 minimum fee per lot. Greater than $25,000 up to, and including $75,000 = 5% of winning bid with $2,500 minimum fee per lot. Extra fees may be charged depending on your payment type.
Greater than $75,000 = $3,750 fee. You can find more info on their website.-Location: Regularly has auctions all over the US. They typically have an auction happening somewhere in the US every week, or every other week. They are usually in a different general region of the country every 30 days or so.-Website: www.rbauction.com
Things to be alert for
Fees
As described above, fees vary by auction, and can be charged in many different ways. Fees are in addition to your winning bid amount. Therefor you should calculate your max amount you want to pay including fees before you bid, in order to know your proper bid amount.
Sales tax
Sales is almost always charged on your auction purchase. The sales tax amount depends on the auction location. And sometimes, depending on your trucking arrangements, can be charged either, where it was purchased, or where it is being delivered.
Sales tax is charged by the state, but you can also often be charged a local tax as well. It is important you know these amounts before bidding.
Payment type
You may be charged extra fees based on how you pay for your winning bid.
For example, Credit card payments usually have at least a 3% fee, and often have a limit of how much you can pay with the card. These amounts vary by auction and you should verify the amount before bidding. The info should be in the auction description along with the rest of the fees.
Equipment Condition
An auction catalog that shows you the machine, along with year, make, model, etc. DOES NOT inform you of issues the machine. There is a large danger in the auction process of buying machines with defects and issues.Most auctions will allow you on their yard to inspect the machine and operate it in a confined area.If you do not feel confident in doing so, we offer inspection services for as little as $18 per machine. You can find info on this on our website.
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deals of the week
These are machines selling at auction in the next week or less, that we believe have some potential of being a good value.We make this list before we inspect the machines, so this list is not accounting for any issues the machine may have.You can use our inspections to get a full condition report on these machines.
Machines
Excavators
Machine: 2008 VOLVO ECR145C, 5611 Hours
Auction House: Jeff Martin
Location: Winchester, MA
Machine: 2017 KOMATSU PC-55MR-5, 5794 Hours
Auction House: Jeff Martin
Location: Winchester, MA
Machine: 2015 BOBCAT E35, Unknown hours
Auction House: Jeff Martin
Location: Winchester, MA
Machine: 2014 Volvo EC160DL, 3742 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North East, MD
Machine: 2016 John Deere 245G LC, 8250Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North East, MD
Machine: 2018 John Deere 35G, 2493 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North Franklin, CT
Machine: 2023 Bobcat E50 R2 , 1795 Hours
Auction House: Mcgrew Equipment
Location: Seven Valleys, PA
Machine: 2007 Takeuchi TB1140 , 4032 Hours
Auction House: Mcgrew Equipment
Location: Seven Valleys, PA
Skid Loaders
Machine: 2022 Takeuchi TL12V2 , 4608 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North East, MD
Machine: 2016 John Deere 329E , 1521 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North East, MD
Machine: 2020 Bobcat T870 , 2293 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North Franklin, CT
Machine: 2024 Caterpillar 255 , 824 Hours
Auction House: McGrew Equipment
Location: Seven Valleys, PA
Machine: 2024 Caterpillar 255 , 824 Hours
Auction House: McGrew Equipment
Location: Seven Valleys, PA
Machine: 2024 Bobcat T770 , 1321 Hours
Auction House: McGrew Equipment
Location: Seven Valleys, PA
Machine: 2023 John Deere 333G , 1986 Hours
Auction House: McGrew Equipment
Location: Seven Valleys, PA
Dozers
Machine: 2015 Cat D5K2 LGP , 5023 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North East, MD
Machine: 2017 Komatsu D39PXI-24 , 8354 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North East, MD
Machine: 2004 Cat D5G LGP, 8303 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North East, MD
Wheel Loaders
Machine: 2009 DOOSAN DL250, 3576 Hours
Auction House: Jeff Martin
Location: Winchester, MA
Machine: 2008 DOOSAN DL 200, Hours Unknown
Auction House: Jeff Martin
Location: Winchester, MA
Machine: 2015 Cat 924K , 6882 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North Franklin, CT
Machine: 2015 Cat 938M , 11,658 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North Franklin, CT
Machine: 2016 Komatsu WA380-8 , 11,672 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North Franklin, CT
Machine: 2013 John Deere 544K, 14,253 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North East, MD
Machine: 2021 JCB 437 ZX T4F, 9033 Hours
Auction House: Ritchie Bros
Location: North East, MD






































