Vermont · The ring
Farm equipment auctions in Vermont
Timed online auctions for tractors, hay equipment, trailers and implements located in Vermont. Bid from anywhere, pick up close to home.
Live lots in Vermont
Common questions
Where can I find farm equipment auctions in Vermont?
BarnBridge runs timed online farm equipment auctions in Vermont — tractors, implements, trailers and attachments listed by the owners. Browse live lots without an account and bid from your phone.
What does it cost to sell at a BarnBridge auction?
Sellers pay a standard 4% fee ($75 minimum, capped at $2,500) and nothing at all if the lot doesn't sell. Buyers pay a 5% premium ($75 minimum, also capped at $2,500). Sellers who activate the founding 60-day BarnBridge Seller offer pay 3.4% while it runs.
Can I inspect a machine before I bid?
Yes. Many lots carry owner or third-party inspection paperwork, and you can message the seller to set up a preview before bidding. Everything sells AS-IS, WHERE-IS, WITH ALL FAULTS.
How does pickup work after I win?
Pickup and loading are arranged directly with the seller. Buying close to home keeps hauling costs down, which is why local auctions are worth checking first.