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Turners weekly auction picks

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Turners weekly national truck and machinery auction has 24
lots from around the country to be auctioned this Thursday, 4 July.

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The auction is held every Thursday at 9.30 am. Assets are located nationwide,
however, potential buyers who can’t make it to the physical auction are
encouraged to use the Turners live online bidding system.

View the full catalogue online HERE; picks of the week are listed below:

1996 Isuzu Elf 4WD

Features: 4WD with high & low ratio, chassis 750mm wide,
3.1m from end to cab, beacon.

Location:  Christchurch

Estimate:  $6,000 –
$8,000

Odometer/hours:  169,804kms

                     

2005 Mitsubishi Canter FE122W5

Features:  Rear
mounted Kevrek crane, Deck 3.2m x 2.15m, 2 Storage lockers, double cab, beacon,
tow bar.

Location:  Dunedin

Estimate: $16,000 – $18,000

Odometer/hours:  248,451kms

1995 Samsung SL150 Wheel Loader

Features: Good gear 20.5-25 Tyres, engine #21177977,
capacity 2.3m3, weight: 13 ton, runs well, no hydraulic leaks, Cummins diesel
turbo, can’t guarantee engine size, ZF transmission, includes log forks, lapsed registration.

Location: Tauranga

Estimate: $32,000 – $35, 000

Odometer/hours:  Not
available              

Mitsubishi Fighter 2004

Features:  Timber deck
with removable sides and steel head board, container twist locks, tie rails and
tie hooks, tie down rings on deck, sun visor and stone guard, exhaust brake,
has full width 3 sided alloy box with canvas front attached to the deck by
twist locks and can be removed. Box dimensions: length 4.5m, height 2.4m, width
2.4m, cubic 26m3. Body length 5.5m, width 2.4m, height .32m, cubic 4m3

Location: Auckland

Estimate:  $22,000 –
$25,000

Odometer/hours:  36,162kms

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