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Retail returns & clearance stock All lots start at £2, no reserve VAT & buyer's premium included 14-day buyer protection

Rolling auctions start August 2026

Thainstone Specialist AucƟons Thainstone Centre, Inverurie, AB51 5XZ T: 01467 623770 E: tsa@anmgroup.co.uk W: www.tsaaucƟons.co.uk On The InstrucƟons of TIMED ONLINE AUCTION of Lorries, Plant, Waste Handling & Recycling Equipment, Mobile Wood Shredder, QuanƟty of Open & Enclosed Skips, HookliŌ Bins, Trade Waste Bins & Various Ancillary Equipment & Customer List As Per GDPR

Viewing: Thursday 13th, Friday 14th and Saturday 15th August 2026,10am to 4pm Note: Strictly No Viewing on Sunday 16th August At: Brunthill, Bonnykelly, New Deer, Turriﬀ, Aberdeenshire, AB53 6UX For Full Details, Photos & Register for Timed Online Bidding Visit

www.tsaaucƟons.co.uk Timed Online Bidding Opens from 12noon on Friday 14th August 2026 and Starts Closing from 12noon on Monday 17th August 2026

MR MORRIS WALTON’S DISPERSAL AUCTION Saturday 15th August 2026, 9.30am | Viewing: Friday 14th August, 9am – 4pm 1 Willow Cottages, Coxhoe, County Durham, DH6 4HN

Strimech Muck Fork & Grab 2019 McHale 991 TBER Bale Wrapper 2009 Case IH Puma 155 4WD Agricultural Tractor 2016 CASE IH Maxim 110 4WD Agricultural Tractor With Loader 1999 Case IH MX110 4WD Agricultural Tractor 2007 McCormick MTX150 4WD Agricultural Tractor Ktwo Duo 1000 MK5 Dual Rear Muck Spreader

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2014 KUHN FC313 Disc Mower Conditioner 2016 Kverneland 3228 MN Disc Mower 2014 Kverneland FRO Flail Mower 2013 Lely Lotus Tedder Strimech Bale Spike 2 x Lely Welger RP 445 / 435 Round Balers 2010 JCB 526.56 Telehandler 2008 Land Rover Freelander 2 HSE TD4 Pickup

Onsite, Online, Phone & Left Bidding Available

Visit our website for full details or contact Chris Hanmer, Debbie Ormerod.

www.malcolmharrison.co.uk

01948 667700

auctions@malcolmharrison.co.uk

All overseas buyers & buyers not known to the auctioneer must lodge a refundable deposit of 10% of expected spend. £1000 minimum, on registration by cash/credit/debit card.

SALE BY ONLINE AUCTION By order of the Liquidators of Specialized Fabrications Ltd & Major Finance Companies

Modern Commercial Vehicles, Fabrication & Welding Equipment, etc. (Subject to Availability)

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To include: Commercial Vehicles: • Renault Traffic SL30 blue dCi 130 Advance Panel Van (75 plate, 2off) • Renault Master Dropside (75 plate) • Ford Transit Custom 300 2.0 ecoblue Panel Van (74 plate, 2off) • Mercedes Benz 818 Atego dropside lorry (69 plate) • Ford Transit 350 L3 Diesel 2.0 TDCi (67 plate) Welding, Fabrication & Equipment: • ZOPF Ring BIE GEMA Schine profile bending machine (2004) • Cebora Plasma Prof52 plasma cutter • CEA Matrix 3000 Tig Welder (6off) • CEA Matrix 400 AC/DC Tig Welder (6off) • CEA Maxi 405 Mig Welder (6off) • CEA Maxi 505 Mig Welder • CEA 403 Mig Welder • CEA Maxi 501 Mig Welder • Associated CEA wire feed units • Jasic Pro 110v tig welder • Miller XMT350 Multiprocess inverter welder • Stealth Digi-Mig 300MV CEL welder • Mosa TS300 KSX super silenced wheeled mobile welder (size 10) Please go to www.lsh.co.uk/assetadvisory or ON VIEW: Tuesday 18th August 2026 between 10am and 4pm AT: Lots 1-7: Materials Recycling Facility, Ling Rd, Poole BH12 4NZ Lots 12-37: 490 Wallisdown Road; Bournemouth; Dorset; BH11 8PU BIDDING CLOSES: Wednesday 19th August 2026 from 3pm COLLECTION: Monday 24th August 2026 between 10am-4pm This is a full PPE site – visitors must wear adequate PPE at all times For further details please contact: Connor Mills | cmills@lsh.co.uk | Matt Hartley | 07395885487 Lambert Smith Hampton, 2nd Floor The Quay, 30 Channel Way Ocean Village, Southampton, SO14 3TG

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Understanding auction fees can help you make informed decisions. Here's a breakdown of the key costs to consider when buying or selling at auction. hether you're buying your first item at auction or regularly selling business assets, understanding auction fees is an important part of the process. While the hammer price often grabs the attention, it isn't always the final figure you'll pay or receive. Knowing what charges may apply before the auction starts can help you budget more accurately and avoid any unexpected costs. Here are some of the most common auction fees you'll come across.

Seller's Commission Seller's commission is the fee paid to the auctioneer for selling your assets. It's usually calculated as a percentage of the final selling price and covers the work involved in preparing, marketing and managing the auction. Commission rates vary between auctioneers and may depend on the type or value of the assets being sold. If you're selling a large quantity of items or high-value equipment, it's always worth discussing the fee structure before consigning your assets. Some auctioneers may also offer additional marketing options to help maximise exposure.

Buyer's Premium A buyer's premium is an additional charge added to the winning bid. This forms part of the auctioneer's fee and is paid by the successful bidder. The percentage varies between auction houses, so it's important to factor this into your budget before bidding. The buyer's premium, along

with any applicable VAT, means the final invoice will often be higher than the hammer price alone, making it essential to understand the total cost before placing your bid.

VAT VAT can sometimes cause confusion, particularly for first-time buyers. Depending on the auction and the seller's VAT status, VAT may apply to the hammer price, the buyer's premium or both. Auction catalogues and terms and conditions will usually make this clear, so it's worth checking before the sale begins. If you're unsure how VAT applies, don't hesitate to ask the auctioneer for clarification.

Additional Charges Some auctioneers may charge for services such as professional photography, catalogue preparation or enhanced marketing, particularly when selling assets. For buyers, there may also be collection deadlines, storage charges or transport costs if items aren't collected within the specified timeframe. Understanding these potential costs in advance can help avoid unexpected surprises after the auction.

It's also worth remembering that auction fees help cover the expertise and services behind a successful sale, from valuing and presenting assets to attracting buyers and managing the auction process. A well-marketed auction with strong bidder participation can often deliver better results, making these fees a worthwhile investment for many sellers.

Check the Terms Before You Bid or Sell While most auction fees follow a similar structure, every auctioneer has their own terms and conditions. Taking a few minutes to review them before buying or selling will give you a clearer picture of the total costs involved and help you compare auctioneers more effectively. Auctions continue to offer an efficient and transparent way to buy and sell assets, from machinery and vehicles to retail stock and business equipment. By understanding how commissions, buyer's premiums and other fees work, you'll be better placed to budget accurately, make informed decisions and approach your next auction with confidence.

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