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Thursday 3Rd June 2021 Sale Commences at 11.00Am Thursday 3rd June 2021 Sale commences at 11.00am Cleave Farm Wilmington Honiton Devon EX14 9SG Genuine Dispersal of Case CX80 with Loader, International 895, 956XL & 1056XL, Massey Ferguson 20F with Loader and David Brown 990 Tractors, Grassland Machinery, Livestock Equipment, Workshop Items & Miscellaneous Auctioneers Sale held on Behalf of Greg Ridout: 07817 517467 RD & SA Patch Charlie Coleman: 07494 588013 (Auctioneers selling the farm) Rachael Holder (Office): 07772 310482 E & OE NOTES DIRECTIONS: From Honiton: Proceed east towards Axminster on the A35. After passing Windmill BP garage take the second left at Drummerstone Cross, follow this road until you reach Cleave Crossroads, go straight over (sign-posted Cleave). Cleave Farm will be found at the end of the lane identified by Symonds & Sampson ‘To The Sale’ boards. REFRESHMENTS: Holdens Caterers will be in attendance on the sale day. VIEWING: On the day of the sale only or by apppintment with the auctioneers. CLEARANCE: All lots remain at the risk of the purchaser from the fall of the hammer and should be removed on the day of sale unless otherwise stated. VAT: All lots are subject to VAT at 20% unless otherwise stated by the auctioneer. BUYER’S PREMIUM: A buyer’s premium of 2% plus VAT will be added to the hammer price on all lots subject to VAT up to a maximum of £250 plus VAT per lot. A buyer’s premium of 10% plus VAT will be added to the hammer price on all lots not subject to VAT up to a maximum of £250 plus VAT per lot. PAYMENT TERMS: All payments must be made in full on the day of sale. FINANCE Prospective purchasers wishing to arrange finance must inform the ARRANGEMENT: auctioneers prior to attending the auction with no less than 24hrs notice being given. REGISTRATION: Please ensure that you have your registration number with you prior to bidding. Unregistered buyers must register o the day of sale, photo ID and a utility bill dated within the last 3 months will be required. If in doubt please check with the office – 01935 382909. HEALTH & SAFETY: RD & SA Patch and Symonds & Sampson LLP have taken all reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective everyone must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring. We cannot be held liable for any injury or damage to persons or property. NB - Lots will NOT be sold in the order that they are printed in the catalogue. TRACTORS Case CX80 wwith Quicke Q940 Loader 16x16 Gearbox, Left hand Shuttle, 2 Spools, 16.9R34 Kormoran Rear Tyres (60%), 12.4R24 Agrimax Front Tyres (15%) Registration Number: T606 EUB Clock Showing approx. 7,209 Recorded Hours Case International 1056XL 4wd 40kph, 2 Spools, Air Conditioning, New Dromone PUH, 18.4R38 (40%), 13.6R28 (30%) Registration Number: E888 NPR Clock Showing approx. 8,217 Recorded Hours Case International 956XL 4wd 30kph, 16.9R38 Firestone Rear Tyres (60%), 12.4R28 Firestone Front Tyres (70%) Registration Number: G204 UUT Hours Unknown – New clock fitted and believed to be approximately 8,000hrs TRACTORS Case International 895 Stockman Special 4wd Low Profile Cab, Single Spool Registration Number: J116 DYD Clcok Showing approx. 4,118 Recorded Hours (believed to be genuine) Massey Ferguson 20F Highway Industrial Tractor with Loader Loader not fitted, 3 Point Linkage Rear End, Single Spool Registration Number: To be confirmed by day of sale Clock Showing approx. 4,983 Recorded Hours (believed to be genuine) David Brown 990 Selectamatic Registration Number: NTK 728J FARM MACHINERY 2014 HiSpec 1350gln Vacuum Tanker, 550/65R22.5 Tyres 2017 HiSpec 1000 10m³ Rotor Spreader 2006 Marshall BC21 Bale Trailer, 8t Capacity, 6 Stud Axles, 340/65R18 Tyres WFD 700 7m³ Rotor Spreader Marshall S65 Drop Side Trailer with Silage Sides FARM MACHINERY Teagle XT48 Fertiliser Spreader Teagle AT22 Fertiliser Spreader 2010 Einbock 5m Grass Harrow Claas Disco 2650C Mounted Mower Conditioner Claas Volto 52 4 Rotor Tedder Kverneland TA752 Single Rotor Rake FARM MACHINERY 2014 McHale HS2000 Round Bale Wrapper 2012 Kidd 280 Topper LSM 9’ Topper Dowdeswell DP8 4f Reversible Plough Bamford/Kverneland 3f Conventional Plough Massey Ferguson 280 Mounted Disc Harrows Drag Harrows with Whipple Tree 8’ Twose Cultivator Twose 8’ Lead Ballast Roller Twose 8’ Ballast Roller FARM MACHINERY PZ Haybob Lagoon Stirrer 2007 Hakki Pilke Eagle Wood Processor Lucas Castor 30+ Straw Blower Taarup 814 Round Bale Straw Chopper 2015 McHale BH-RD Round Bale Handler, Euro Brackets Shelbourne SGS200 Shear Grab, Euro Brackets Parmiter Shear Grab, Quicke Brackets Bale Spike, Euro Brackets 2 x Loader Buckets, Euro & Quicke Brackets Quad-X Weed Wipeout 2.8m Weed Wiper Set of Ford 1000 Series Wafer Weights CNH Rear Wheel Weights Twose A Frame LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT 2 x Dump Buckets Browns Yard Scraper IAE Cattle Crush with Foot Trimming Equipment IAE Auto Yoke Ifor Williams TA510-G 12’ Livestock Box John Shepherd 18’ Feed Trailer Raised Feed Trough 4 x Round Feeders 6 x Mollasses Lick Feeders 2 x Wydale 3 Calf Feeders 2 x Wydale 5 Calf Feeders LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT Ritchie Portable Sheep Hay Rack Large quantity of Electric Fencing Stakes, Reels and Fencers Quantity of Stock Fencing Quarter Milker Silicone Parlour Hose Milk Buckets Volume Washer Dairy/Cattle Sundries WORKSHOP 2019 Nilfisk MH4m Steam Cleaner PTO Pressure Washer A&M AM144 PTO Generator, 40kva, Single Phase 1990 Mecc Alte Spa PTO Generator, 23kva, Single Phase C & H Engineering Pig Scales 550/65R22.5 Spare Tyre 2 x Sets of Sack Trucks Shindaiwa RS-76 Push Along Salt Spreader 2 x Aluminium Extending Ladders Post Bumper Sealey 180 amp Arc Welder MISCELLANEOUS Various Field and Yard Gates Pair of Cast Iron Wheels and Axles Hay Knives Platform Scales Quanity of Plastic Guttering and Fittings Bollards Juice Tank Stable Doors Miscellaneous Timber HIGHER WOOLCOMBE FARM Melbury Bubb, Dorset 84.93 acres (34.37 ha) A well situated West Dorset residential/equestrian farm. Attractive period 5 bedroom farmhouse, range of traditional barns, stabling and modern farmbuildings and about 85 acres of pastureland with a stream and small lake. For sale by private treaty as a whole or in two lots. Ross Willmington 01297 33122 Guide £1,660,000 (Whole) MONKTON BARTON Honiton, Devon 94.83 acres (38.37 ha) An adaptable residential and livestock farm set in 95 acres overlooking the Otter Valley. Imposing period farmhouse, versatile farm buildings, wild camping site, ring fenced arable, pasture and woodland. For sale by private treaty as a whole or in five lots (further/alternative lotting considered). Ross Willmington 01297 33122 Guide £1,790,000 (Whole) CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. Definitions In these conditions the following terms have the following meanings: (i) “Auctioneers” means Symonds & Sampson LLP. (ii) “Host” means Marteye.ie – Website hosting the auction. (iii) “Conditions” means the standard terms and conditions of business set out in this document. Any further specific conditions will be contained in a separate statement of special conditions. (iv) “Hammer Price” or “Sale Price” means the price at which a Lot is knocked down by the Auctioneers to the Buyer exclusive of any Value Added Tax and Buyer’s Premium. (v) “Lot” means any item offered for sale or sold as a single transaction in accordance with these Conditions. (vi) “Buyer” means a person firm or company who purchases any Lot including any person firm or company acting as an agent for such a party in the purchase of that Lot in accordance with the Conditions. (vii) “Reserve Price” means the minimum price fixed by the Seller in writing at which any Lot is to be sold at the Sale. Except where the context otherwise requires:- words denoting the singular include the plural and vice versa; words denoting one gender include the other gender; - words denoting persons include both natural and legal persons. 2. Status of Conditions of Sale (i) Any person attending the Sale in person, bidding via the Auctioneer, a third party, on the phone or online is deemed that they have read and understood these Conditions and shall make any bid on the basis of these Conditions. (ii) The Auctioneers may supplement or supersede these Conditions in whole or part with special conditions applicable to a specific Sale or a specific Lot which will be displayed and/or announced at the start of the Sale. (iii) No employee or agent of the Auctioneers has any authority to vary these Conditions. (iv) Any indemnity under these Conditions shall be an indemnity in respect of all actions proceedings and costs including legal costs expenses claims and demands whatever incurred or suffered. 3. Entry to the Saleground (i) Any person entering the Saleground does so at their own risk and must comply with the requirements of all health and safety notices. (iii) The Auctioneers reserve the right to refuse admission to any person or entry of any Lot onto the Saleground without giving any reason. 4. Auctioneers’ Status (i) The parties to the contract of sale are the Seller and Buyer. The Auctioneers sell as agents for the Seller and as such are not responsible for any default of the Seller or Buyer. (iii) The Auctioneers shall have discretion as to the description of any item and may take expert advice on any item. (iv) The Auctioneers may make such announcements or publish such information supplied by a Seller about any Lot as they in their discretion think fit. (v) The Auctioneers shall have absolute discretion without giving any reason: (a) to refuse any bid (b) to divide any Lot (c) to combine any two or more Lots (d) to withdraw any Lot from the auction, and (e) in case of dispute, to offer any Lot for sale again.
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