A canceled order can leave a manufacturer with material committed and equipment already in production. The Auction Yard connects available surplus orders with farmers who need them, alongside used equipment sold by farmers. When an existing production slot can transfer, buyers may avoid part of the wait for a new build. That matters when harvest is approaching or steel prices are rising; the actual timing and price terms depend on each lot.
What you can do
- Planned opening bids and reserves on qualifying manufacturer lots are 10% below comparable store base prices. Bidding sets the final sale price; used equipment is priced by its seller.
- Review the confirmed production stage, estimated ship date, included equipment and freight terms before bidding.
- List manufacturer surplus, an authorized canceled order or used farm equipment through the seller tools.
Helpful to have ready
Catalog previews are not verified surplus, canceled orders or production slots; bidding is not open on previews. For live lots, check condition, availability, payment and delivery terms. Sellers should provide actual photos, authority to sell, production or condition details, and pickup or delivery timing.