Machinery Dispersal Report-Edge Hill Farm, Mossley

Bagshaws Livestock & Dairy Machinery Market Reports Archive Machinery Dispersal Report-Edge Hill Farm, Mossley

Machinery Dispersal Report-Edge Hill Farm, Mossley Saturday 16th May

“Smart New Holland and well kept Terex Handler brings bidders from

England, Scotland and Ireland”-Mark Elliott

The dispersal sale on behalf of Mr & Mrs Philip Millward at Edge Hill Farm was as a result of ill health in the family and the excellent array of kit attracted purchasers from a very wide area.

The main implements and tractors were a credit to the vendors and had been carefully maintained with some items having been little used.

In the Smaller Items:

Set of Euro 8 Loader Brackets £70
Box of Water Fittings £35
Box of Ratchet Straps £75
Lifting Chain £90
Ford Drawbar £25
Small Socket Set £50
20 Ton Workshop Press £40
Electric Cement Mixer £210
Bluepoint Single Phase Compressor £520
Stihl Chainsaw £250

Out in the Field:

Small Scaffold Tower £160
Electric Fencers £75 each
Two-Heavy Duty Yard Gates £150
IAE Chieftain Galvanised Cattle Crush £2,250
Set of 6 Cattle Hurdles £640
IAE Water Trough £70
Single Cattle Yoke Barrier £440

As detailed above the machinery was in good order with:

Kuhn BP24 2.4 Metre Flail Topper £3,400
Malone Rear Mounted Post Knocker (Little Used) £2,350
Twin Axle Dropside Tipping Trailer £6,100
Ifor Williams TA510G 12ft Livestock Trailer £4,400

There was significant interest from both Wales and Ireland with regard to the Terex Telehandler which sold having undertaken 8,277 hours at £18,500 eventually being purchased by a Lancashire farmer.

The farms main work horse was the New Holland T5-105 4WD c/w power loader and bucket which sold on a 13’ plate having undertaken 4,100 hours and was purchased by a Nottinghamshire farmer for £33,000.

The Polaris Ranger having been registered 2015 with 1,020 hours achieved an excellent £10,600 and was purchased by a Uttoxeter farmer.