Cheffins holds Rampton sale as vendors head down under
Taking place on Tuesday, September 13, the sale will include over 150 lots, featuring tractors, a combine, a forage harvester and various machinery and implements.
John Deeres top the list
The highlight of the sale, for John Deere fans at least, is a 2022 John Deere 6195R which holds an estimate of €132,000-143,000 (£110,000-120,000).
The same model, but from 2016, is given an estimate of €60,000-72,000 (£50,000-60,000), representing a 50% rate of depreciation over six years.
Another John Deere, this time a 7530, rated at 180hp was first registered in 2011, the last year of production for this particular model. It has been given an estimate €42,000-48,000 (£35,000-40,000).
From 2009 a Claas Jaguar 690 forage harvester is set to sell for €72,000-84,000 (£60,000 -70,000). Also available will be a range of trailers, muck spreaders, drills, a sprayer, implements and other machinery.
These were landmark machines when first introduced 10 years earlier and the 286hp TX68 represents the evolution of a well-proven concept.
From Rampton to New Zealand
Haywood Farms are farmers and agricultural contractors, based in Rampton, Cambridgeshire, and is run by Scott and Sarah Haywood who intend to continue with their farming careers in New Zealand.
Charles Wadsley, associate at Cheffins commented:
“The catalogue for the Haywood Farms sale sees a diverse selection of well-maintained machinery and implements. With a shortage of quality second-hand agricultural machinery on the market, coupled with long lead times for new kit, we expect this sale to be of great interest for both farmers and dealers.”
The sale will take place on Tuesday, September 13 at the Haywood Farms Ltd. premises, New Farm, Cow Lane, Rampton, Cambridgeshire.
