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WorldNet Auctions Holds Annual Late Winter Sale in S.C.

Thu March 17, 2022 - Southeast Edition #6
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WorldNet Auctions held its annual late winter auction at its permanent auction facility in Greeleyville, S.C., on Feb. 25. The bidders came from many southern states and several foreign countries via live website bidding. The auction featured Caterpillar, John Deere and Komatsu excavators, along with wheel loaders, backhoes, skid steers, dump trucks and more. CEG

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Jordan Barfield (L) and David Lowe, both of Land & Development Services in Florence, S.C., were looking over a pair of Cat D5K LGP machines.
Chuck Easler, president of WorldNet Auctions.
A row of trucks awaited bidders at WorldNet Auctions’ late winter sale.
David Kerns, of Charles Blanchard Construction in North Charleston, S.C., attended the auction hoping to get a good deal on an excavator.
Lynwood Ard of Ard Timber Company in Andrews, S.C., planned to bid on the Cat 924G wheel loaders.
Looking over the excavators are Tom Craft (L), of T.D. Craft Grading in Anderson, S.C., and Travis Yates, of R.L. Yates Trucking in Williamston, S.C.
Matt Warren catches the high bid on the John Deere 5065E farm tractor.
Shaun and Kimberly Stroble of B&D Metal Recyclers in North Charleston, S.C., were hoping to take home this Cat D5K LGP dozer.
Chris McIntosh (L) of Port City Machinery in Charleston, S.C., and Rich Kelly of WorldNet Auctions catch up before the auction begins.




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