Four planning stages. The final scope and schedule are confirmed in your quote.
01
Share the pickup details
Send the seller or auction link, release documents, pickup address and equipment specifications.
02
Confirm access and loading
We review appointments, yard rules, loading assistance and whether the machine runs.
03
Coordinate the road move
The transport arrangement is planned around the equipment dimensions, condition and agreed destination.
04
Hand over for the next leg
Collection and delivery are coordinated with the receiving yard or port under the agreed scope.
Plan the right solution
We coordinate collection once the equipment has been paid for and released by the seller. Pickup planning starts with the machine dimensions, condition and yard requirements.
What we coordinate
Auction gate passes and pickup appointments
Dealer and job site collection
Transport planning for running and non-running equipment
What to send us
Auction lot or seller link
Pickup address and release documents
Dimensions, weight and loading assistance
The scope, schedule and shipping method are confirmed in your quote. Destination customs clearance and final delivery are arranged separately unless included.
We review these details before confirming the shipping method and scope. Your quote should identify included services and any separately arranged stages.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
A few useful answers
Can you collect non-running machinery?+
Tell us exactly what does and does not work, and what loading support is available. The loading method and transport arrangement must be reviewed before pickup is confirmed.
What should be ready before collection?+
The seller must have released the equipment. Share the release authorization, pickup contact, location, available window and any yard-specific requirements.
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⏱ We’ll get back to you within 1–2 hours with tailored solutions for your project.
