Tractors
Utility, high-horsepower and tracked tractors, loader tractors
John Deere, New Holland, Massey Ferguson, Fendt, Case IH, Claas, Valtra

FARM MACHINERY FINANCE
Dispersal sales and collective auctions don’t wait for the bank. Get your finance pre-approved and you can bid on the tractor, combine or baler you need, with a clearer view of your proposed budget and the lender’s conditions.
Know your ceiling before the first lot goes under the hammer, whether it’s a farm dispersal, a collective sale or a timed online auction.
Seek pre-approval before negotiating for one machine or a full line-up, and check the lender’s conditions before committing.
Pre-approval sets out a proposed budget, not guaranteed funding. Finance remains subject to the asset, your business and the lender’s final approval and conditions.
From a single loader tractor to a full harvest line-up, new or used, we can usually finance it.
Utility, high-horsepower and tracked tractors, loader tractors
John Deere, New Holland, Massey Ferguson, Fendt, Case IH, Claas, Valtra
Combines, forage harvesters, potato and beet harvesters, headers
Claas, John Deere, New Holland, Grimme, Krone
Ploughs, cultivators, power harrows, rollers, seed drills
Kverneland, Lemken, Väderstad, Horsch, Kuhn
Self-propelled and trailed sprayers, fertiliser spreaders, irrigation
Househam, Bateman, Amazone, Kuhn, Hardi
Mowers, tedders, rakes, balers, bale wrappers
Krone, Kuhn, McHale, Claas, Pöttinger
Agricultural telehandlers, wheeled loaders, farm forklifts
JCB, Manitou, Merlo, Kramer, Weidemann
Grain and silage trailers, livestock trailers, low-loaders, ATVs and UTVs
Bailey, Marston, Richard Western, Ifor Williams, Honda, Kubota
Milking parlours, robotic milkers, feeders, mixer wagons, slurry equipment
Lely, DeLaval, GEA, Keenan, Kverneland
The machine, roughly what you want to spend and where you’re buying. Complete the application below with your personal, address and business financial details.
We take your farm business’s details to the lenders on our panel and agree your limit. No chasing on your part.
A facility letter with your budget ceiling, in hand before sale day or before the dealer wants an answer.
Winning bid? Send us the invoice and the lender pays the auctioneer or seller direct.
Already won the lot without finance in place? Send us the invoice and we'll find a lender to pay the seller, fast.
Start with the asking price and term to see the deposit and an estimated monthly repayment. Then get pre-approved and turn the estimate into a real figure.
Estimated monthly payment
over 60 months
For illustration only — not a quote or an offer of finance. Estimates assume equal monthly payments, paid in arrears, with no fees or final balloon payment. Total repayable excludes your deposit. The rate and repayments offered will depend on the asset, term, deposit and lender, and are subject to status and lender approval.
Figures are illustrative only. Your actual rate depends on the machine, your farm business and lender criteria.
Before you bid, read our guide: Buying Farm Machinery at Auction: Things Worth Thinking About
FARM MACHINERY FINANCE APPLICATION
This is a full finance application. Have your purchase details, personal and address history, and business financial figures ready. Bank details and supporting documents are optional. No broker fee. No obligation.
From monthly collective sales to on-farm dispersals and timed online auctions, these are some of the UK’s busiest machinery auctioneers. Agree your limit first, then watch their sale calendars.
Monthly Cambridge Machinery Sale at Sutton, near Ely; on-farm sales across the UK; timed online
Visit site — Cheffins (opens in a new tab)Collective sales at Campsea Ashe, Suffolk; on-farm dispersals across the East of England
Visit site — Clarke & Simpson (opens in a new tab)Timed online and on-farm sales UK-wide, plus a quarterly national online machinery auction
Visit site — Brown&Co (opens in a new tab)Normanton, West Yorkshire; online auctions nationwide, including dealer closures
Visit site — BPI Auctions (opens in a new tab)London; online auctions of dealer and farm business assets
Visit site — Gordon Brothers (opens in a new tab)Hammer Ready is independent and not affiliated with the auctioneers listed. Always check each sale’s terms, buyer’s premium, VAT and collection deadline.
Farm businesses buying machinery for use on the farm or in their contracting work.
A facility letter setting out a proposed budget for the machine. This is not guaranteed funding: the lender must approve the purchase and its conditions must be met before payment.
Usually, yes. Lenders look at age, hours and condition, so older machines may mean a shorter term or bigger deposit.
Yes. We can finance a group of machines from one dispersal or collective sale as a single purchase.
Many agricultural lenders offer seasonal or annual repayments to match harvest or milk income. We’ll tell you what’s available when we agree your limit.
Yes. Pre-approval works for collective sales, on-farm auctions, timed online sales, dealers and private sales.
Usually, yes. The calculator shows it based on the asking price. The final amount depends on the machine and your farm business.
The buyer’s premium can often be included. VAT is normally paid up front or covered by a short-term VAT loan, depending on the lender.
No. We’re paid by the lender, and there’s no obligation to go ahead.