Exciting Heavy Equipment Auction on the Horizon
Bar None Auction is thrilled to announce its upcoming heavy equipment auction, showcasing one of the Pacific Northwest's most remarkable selections of trucks and industrial assets. Set for September 26, this event will present an array of pre-owned heavy machinery for contractors, fleet operators, and the general public. There has never been a better time to take advantage of significant year-end tax incentives and Oregon's absence of sales tax.
Maximize Your Tax Deductions with Bar None Auction
With Section 179 of the U.S. tax code being made permanent, businesses can now deduct qualifying equipment purchases of up to 2.5 million dollars if acquired and put into service within the tax year. This initiative enhances cash flow and encourages reinvestment in business operations.
Bar None's Extensive Heavy Equipment Offerings
The auction features an impressive lineup across various categories, ensuring there is something for everyone. You can expect listings of:
- Wheel Loaders: Well-known brands such as Caterpillar and Hitachi.
- Articulating Dump Trucks & Rock Trucks: Including notable models from Komatsu and CAT.
- Hydraulic Excavators: A diverse range from leading manufacturers that cater to all excavation needs.
- Crawler Dozers: Featuring models from John Deere and CAT, suitable for tough terrains.
- Specialized Hauling & Carriers: Including tracked dumpers and motor scrapers for specialized jobs.
- Additional Machinery: Loader backhoes, skid steers, telescopic boom lifts, and more.
Why Participate in the Auction?
Steven Petshow, the Sales Manager for the Pacific Northwest, states, "It's an impressive lineup of heavy iron out there in the yard. This is our largest inventory of construction equipment this year, making it a prime time for buyers. I invite everyone to join us during preview days to view everything we have in store! If anyone has equipment to sell, I am here to help!"
Unique Benefits for Equipment Buyers
Bar None Auction offers distinct advantages for potential buyers. The lack of sales tax in Oregon translates to immediate savings, especially for out-of-state purchasers. Furthermore, the region's moderate climate helps mitigate rust and corrosion common in harsh weather conditions, making the equipment more durable and cost-effective in the long run.
Long-Term Trust and Industry Reputation
For over two decades, Bar None Auction has built a strong reputation among contractors, fleet operators, and businesses across the western part of the United States. It serves as a trusted platform for buying, selling, and consigning heavy machinery. By focusing on relationships and transparent processes, Bar None has positioned itself as a premier marketplace in the industry.
Auction Overview
- Date: September 26
- Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (PT)
- Location: Bar None Auction Yard
- Preview Days: September 24 and 25
- Bidding: Available live online at BarNoneAuction.com
About Bar None Auction
Founded in 1993, Bar None Auction honors its long-standing tradition of conducting monthly public auctions that cater to heavy equipment and commercial vehicles. The company holds auctions throughout the Western US, ensuring contractors have access to a wide array of resources. With a leadership team boasting extensive corporate experience, Bar None has emerged as a leading name in the auction industry.
Media Contact
For inquiries, reach out to Jeff Huber, the Marketing Director of Bar None Auction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of equipment are available at the auction?
The auction will feature an extensive array of heavy machinery, from wheel loaders to hydraulic excavators.
When is the auction taking place?
The auction is scheduled for September 26, with preview days on September 24 and 25.
How can I participate in the auction?
Bidding will be available live online at BarNoneAuction.com during the auction.
Where is the auction going to be held?
The auction will take place at the Bar None Auction Yard.
What are the tax advantages of buying equipment now?
Current tax codes allow businesses to deduct significant amounts on qualifying equipment purchases, particularly beneficial at year-end.
