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Bunch Brothers Hosts Annual Fall Auction in Louisville

- Midwest Edition #25

Kelley Wheatley of Wheatley’s Dirt Dobbers inspects this Extec screen.
Kelley Wheatley of Wheatley’s Dirt Dobbers inspects this Extec screen.
Kelley Wheatley of Wheatley’s Dirt Dobbers inspects this Extec screen. Kyle Greenwell (L) of Team Boone speaks with Chris Krekel of Chris Krekel Excavating at Team Boone’s booth at the auction, which showcased  the dealership’s line of equipment.
 Steve Hellmann of Liter’s Incorporated catches up with Kent Smith of Smith Excavating at the auction. 
 Steven Bunch calls out another winning bid.
 Joe Crain of Goodman’s Lawn & Landscape puts a Komatsu PC450LC excavator through its paces at the auction.
 Scores of buyers were on hand to bid on equipment in the shadow of the Kentucky Fair & Exposition Center’s amusement park. 
 (L-R): Ken Grosheart, Chris Banta and Lohn Liter, all of Liter’s Inc., hope to take home a wheel loader while selling off some of their excess equipment. 
 The auction featured equipment from area contractors, dealers and rental houses.

Bunch Brothers held its annual fall auction at the Kentucky Fair & Exposition Center in Louisville, Ky., on Dec. 5 to 6. The extensive lineup of equipment at the two day auction was well matched with the large crowd of equipment buyers who turned out to bid. The auction featured equipment from area contractors, dealers and rental houses and included a wide variety of machines including excavators, backhoes, skid steers, cranes, wheel loaders and off road and highway trucks. The auction drew onsite bidders, primarily from Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio, as well as active online bidding.

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