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Wheeler Auctions — Annual January Consignment Auction: machinery marketplace in Paris

Wheeler Auctions holds a recurring January machinery consignment auction in Paris, Missouri. Paris, United States.

AGR-390 · Machinery marketplace · Paris, United States · USD

Wheeler Auctions holds a recurring January machinery consignment auction in Paris, Missouri. It brings equipment from local dealers and owners to agricultural buyers. Catalogues cover tractors, combines, planters, tillage and hay equipment, and livestock-related equipment. The sale has a physical yard, with selected parts also accessible through online bidding. It is a market for specific used or new items whose condition and specification affect their commercial value. Buyers therefore need to assess the individual machine rather than only its general category.

The 31 January 2026 edition was advertised as offering more than 2,800 equipment items. A separate online Ring 3 catalogue contains 579 lots. The first figure is the whole-event advertisement, while the second is one catalogue's counter; they must not be added or presented as machines sold. Online catalogues can cover a different scope from the full onsite sale. These numbers indicate the scale of the offer rather than the operator's financial performance or a verified clearance rate.

The Proxibid Ring 1 archive publishes results for individual entries. A price belongs to the identified lot and may exclude buyer premium and other costs. The January edition has closed; further purchasing opportunities should be checked in Wheeler's current calendar. Before bidding, read the terms for the specific event and participation channel, since an earlier sale's conditions should not automatically be applied to a later auction.

Buyers should check model, year, serial number, meter reading, attachments and any documented repair history. Supplement photographs with inspection or questions about the operation of critical components. For a machine destined for another country, transport dimensions, loading arrangements and suitability for the planned use are important. Comparing brands alone, without considering operating hours, completeness and technical condition, can produce a misleading view of whether the price is attractive.

Sellers should agree intake deadlines, description and document preparation, and any proposed selling restrictions. Buyers need the total acquisition cost, payment and removal deadlines, and carrier availability before making an offer. Separate the hammer price from additional charges, repairs and freight in the calculation. Keeping the lot number and full specification allows Wheeler's results to serve as comparisons for similar individual machines, rather than treating them as a uniform price list for every item of the same type. The value of this auction information is greatest when the condition and equipment details remain attached to the recorded price.

What is priced: Livestock and meat, Farm machinery

Products and quotations

Tractors; combines; headers; planters; tillage and hay equipment; sprayers; trailers; livestock equipment

Sources

All agricultural exchanges, markets and price sources