J. Stout Auctions Conducts Record-Setting Sale in Oregon

Wed January 03, 2018 - West Edition #1
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Pat Pemberton (L), owner of Cascade Mechanical Systems, Estacada, Ore., and Steve Mueller, owner of Crest Power Equipment, Estacada, Ore., are considering this Komatsu 200LC excavator. “We are looking for excavators, dump trucks, golf carts and any other deals we can find,” said Pemberton.

Richard Murdoch of North Fork Resources, Vancouver, Wash., is interested in this New Holland EC35 MiniX. North Fork is a “do everything” kind of company with equipment for sale and rent.

(L-R): Kris Billings, Kimberly Yee and Deana McGuire of Legacy Finance Group, Oregon City, Ore., were on site to offer financing to auction attendees.

John Nelson (L) of IGO, Condon, Ore., is “looking for one of these nice excavators for drain tilling and excavation work.” With him is IGO truck driver Will Nelson.

(L-R): Calling the J. Stout auction at ring one is head auctioneer R.L. Heaverlo with Ned Burleigh, operations manager, keeping track of winning bids.

J. Stout’s mobile auction truck keeps customers informed during the sale.

J. Stout Auctions’ facility is located at 9635 N. Columbia Blvd. in Portland, Ore.

Jake Stout, owner and founder of J. Stout Auctions, had a successful 2017 and is looking forward to even more equipment auctions in 2018.

Rows of excavators are ready for buyers. From heavy equipment to generators, light towers and tools, this auction had it all.

Derek Kaldenberg, Cam Construction, Gervais, Ore., is planning to bid on this Link-Belt 460 excavator, which is in great condition.

All smiles after listening to this Case 885 motorgrader run is Christopher Henricks president of Henricks Enterprise Corp., Albany, Ore.

Miguel Fernandez (L) and Alfredo “Freddie” Zavala of Misha Master, Sandy, Ore., are looking at construction equipment like this Bobcat 430 excavator.

J. Stout Auctions is growing at a rapid pace, holding its largest auction to date on Dec. 13, 2017. A record-setting number of live and online bidders representing 11 countries and 43 states participated in the multi-million-dollar heavy equipment, commercial truck and government surplus fleet auction.

Nearly 1,200 items were sold to local, out of state and international bidders. Items were purchased by international buyers from as far away as Taiwan, Vietnam and Egypt.

J. Stout Auctions will be holding its next heavy equipment, commercial truck and government surplus fleet auction on March 7, 2018, in Portland, Ore. The company is currently accepting consignments for that auction and offer 10-day pay outs on titled items.

For more information, call 888/230-8840 or visit jstoutauction.com.

CEG

Here are two video highlights of the sale:

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