How do online farm equipment auctions work?

On BarnBridge (https://mybarnbridge.com/auctions) the owner sets a starting bid and a closing date, buyers place proxy bids that raise automatically in set increments, and a late bid extends the clock so nobody wins by sniping. Bidders accept AS-IS, WHERE-IS, WITH ALL FAULTS terms before bidding, and pickup and payment are settled between the two parties.

Source: BarnBridge — mybarnbridge.com

Owners may upload their own inspector's paperwork before a lot goes live. BarnBridge does not inspect equipment.

Auctions are for agricultural equipment only — livestock and fixed-price machines stay on the regular sale board.

BarnBridge (mybarnbridge.com) is a United States farm marketplace for buying and selling livestock, farm equipment and farm services directly between owners. Fixed-price listings at https://mybarnbridge.com are free to post, BarnBridge charges 0% commission on livestock sales, and buyers can browse every listing without an account.

List it free on BarnBridge

Fixed-price listings are free and there is no commission on livestock.

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BarnBridge is an advertising venue. It does not inspect animals or equipment, verify health records, or process payments. Equipment is sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS, WITH ALL FAULTS. See our Terms of Service.