Ritchie Bros. is the world’s largest seller of used equipment and its Orlando, Florida auction each February is its premier global event, with assets consigned from across the United States and sold to buyers around the world. From February 21st to February 26th, Ritchie Bros. will sell more than 10,000 items for 800+ companies in Orlando, with every item selling to the highest bidder, regardless of price.
Early equipment highlights in the February Orlando auction include 415+ excavators, 290+ truck tractors, 240+ pickups, 205+ skid steers, 190+ wheel loaders, 155+ dozers, 100+ cranes, 350+ aerial work platforms, 125+ forklifts, and a lot more. Bids can be made live online or in person at the Orlando site, providing the best of both worlds for customers.
“We have something for everyone in Orlando, with 200 acres full of heavy industrial equipment and transportation assets ready to be purchased and taken home by new owners,” said Kari Taylor, Chief Revenue Officer, Ritchie Bros. “Check out the equipment on our website rbauction.com with high-resolution photos and videos and/or visit our Orlando site in person to inspect and test items with your own hands. At Ritchie Bros., we want our buyers to have all the information they need to bid with confidence. I encourage you to get registered today and please contact us with any questions.”
Basic Auction Day Schedule – February 21 – 26, 2022:
- Day 1: Skid Steers, Backhoes, Telescopic Forklifts, and Boom Lifts
- Day 2: Wheel Loaders, Motor Graders, Agriculture Tractors, Trenchers, and Drills
- Day 3: Rollers, Crawler Tractors, Cranes, Screens, Crushers, and Pavers
- Day 4: Hydraulic Excavators, Midi Excavators, Mini Excavators
- Day 5: Truck Tractors, Water Trucks, Mixer Trucks, Dump Trucks, Mechanics Trucks
- Day 6: Bucket Trucks, Rolloff & Rollback Trucks, Flatbed Trucks, and Van Trucks
- Complete equipment list and schedule available.
Planning on attending in person? Key customer info:
For the first time since 2020, Ritchie Bros. will be accepting onsite, in-person bids in Orlando, but things will look a little different. The company will not be ramping assets, instead selling every item via photo. Onsite parking will be available so customers don’t have to take an additional bus and facemasks will be required to be worn inside all offices and buildings. For additional info about Orlando, visit Ritchie Bros. directly.
