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Mark Gent Collection Auction

Cheffins Launches Bidding for The Mark Gent Collection Auction in Buckinghamshire

Cheffins has officially opened bidding for The Mark Gent Collection, a timed online auction focused on modern and classic agricultural machinery. The event is positioned as a mixed fleet dispersal, typically combining working farm equipment with collectible tractors and specialist machinery.

Based on the format and Cheffins’ previous sales, buyers can expect a broad catalog spanning multiple segments:

  • Modern tractors from major OEMs used in commercial operations.
  • Classic and heritage tractors with collector appeal.
  • Combines and harvesting equipment.
  • Construction and plant machinery.
  • Attachments and support equipment.

Timed online auctions like this are increasingly popular in the UK market, allowing both domestic and international bidders to participate without being physically present, while still maintaining a structured closing process.

What makes The Mark Gent Collection worth attention from buyers

This type of named collection sale usually signals a well-maintained, single-owner fleet, which is a key factor for buyers. In most cases, collections like this reflect consistent servicing, known usage history, and less variability compared to mixed consignment auctions.

Why this auction stands out:

  • Single-owner provenance often translates to better maintenance records.
  • Balanced inventory appealing to both farmers and collectors.
  • Potential value opportunities as timed auctions can create less aggressive bidding compared to live events.
  • Export potential, especially for classic tractors and UK-spec machinery.

For professional buyers, these auctions are often used to source mid-life tractors and equipment at below dealer pricing, while collectors look for original-condition machines with documented history.

Viewing day offers critical inspection window before bidding closes

A physical viewing is scheduled for March 27, 2026, giving buyers the opportunity to inspect machines in person at Lower Denham Farm.

This step is essential, especially for:

  • Verifying mechanical condition and wear.
  • Checking hour meters and service history.
  • Inspecting tires, tracks, and hydraulic systems.
  • Confirming specification details that may not be fully visible online.

Even though bidding is already live, serious buyers typically align their bidding strategy after the inspection day.

UK machinery auctions remain highly active in 2026

The UK auction market continues to show strong liquidity, particularly for:

  • 150 to 400 hp tractors in working condition.
  • Late model combines with documented service history.
  • Classic tractors with restoration or originality value.

Currency dynamics and export demand from Europe, Africa, and Eastern markets are also supporting pricing, making auctions like this relevant beyond the UK domestic market.

About Cheffins

Cheffins is one of the leading agricultural auction houses in the UK, with a strong reputation in:

  • Vintage and classic tractor auctions.
  • Farm dispersal sales.
  • Plant and machinery auctions.
  • International buyer networks.

The company regularly handles high-profile collections and record-setting vintage tractor sales, positioning it as a key player in the European machinery auction ecosystem.

Event details

  • Event: The Mark Gent Collection Auction.
  • Format: Timed online auction.
  • Bidding status: Open now.
  • Viewing date: March 27, 2026, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
  • Location: Lower Denham Farm, HP22 4AG, United Kingdom.
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