Agricultural machinery auctioneers Cheffins will conduct a live onsite auction on behalf of UK based Bromell Contractors Ltd, who are retiring after a lifetime of farming and contracting. Twins John and Jay Bromell, who are now in their 70s, have spent several decades building up a sizable contracting business from their base in Warwickshire. Included in the auction is an impressive fleet of tractors and combines, along with a large selection of grassland and arable implements.
The tractor line-up is dominated by John Deere, with nine of the 11 tractors featuring the green and yellow livery. The most recent addition to the fleet is a 2022 Massey Ferguson 8S.225. The newest John Deere is a 2020 6215R, with a further two 2019 tractors of the same model. Cheffins say there is expected to be high interest in some older examples including two 2010 John Deere 7530s and a 2010 John Deere 6930.
Twins John and Jay Bromell, who are now in their 70s, are set to retire after a lifetime of contracting.
The auction house will also bring to the market four combines and one forager harvester. All the combines are John Deere HillMaster models with a 2009 C670 and C670i, while a brace of older 2007 combines includes another C670i and 9780i CTS. The sole forager is a 2017 JD 8400i model, with a 2017 John Deere 360 Plus maize header, and 2017 Zurn ProfiCut 530 wholecrop header, which are both available as separate lots.
On the spraying front, a trailed JD 840i 36m and self-propelled John Deere R4040 36m are on offer, while the loaders include a duo of JCB models, namely a 2019 JCB 419S loading shovel and a smaller JCB TM310 telescopic pivot steer loader.
The tractor line up is dominated by John Deere, with nine of the 11 tractors featuring the green and yellow livery.
The pick of the implements includes four Bunning manure spreaders, a Kverneland Optima HD eight-row maize drill, a 2017 JD 750A direct drill, a 6.5m Vaderstad Carrier and Rexius Twin 450, a 2020 Weaving Sabre 6000M, along with a selection of Bailey grain and silage trailers. There is variety of grassland machinery with three Claas rakes, John Deere triple mowers, a brace of Claas Volto 770 tedders, along with four John Deere and Massey Ferguson balers. A choice of two bale wrappers extends to a 2012 Kuhn SW4004 and a 2010 McHale 991.
Dates
The full catalogue can be found on the Cheffins website with the sale starting at 9:30am on Wednesday 3 April in Rugby, Warwickshire. A viewing day will be held on Tuesday 2 April between 10am and 4pm.
Bill King, Charmain at Cheffins, says: “Sales that feature a wide range of well looked after modern machinery, such as this, don’t come along very often. John and Jay have had a hugely successful farming career and the range of machinery on offer is testament to their continual investment to grow the business and keep pace with the latest technology.”
Agricultural machinery auctioneers Cheffins will conduct a live onsite auction on behalf of UK based Bromell Contractors Ltd, who are retiring after a lifetime of farming and contracting. Twins John and Jay Bromell, who are now in their 70s, have spent several decades building up a sizable contracting business from their base in Warwickshire. Included in the auction is an impressive fleet of tractors and combines, along with a large selection of grassland and arable implements.
The tractor line-up is dominated by John Deere, with nine of the 11 tractors featuring the green and yellow livery. The most recent addition to the fleet is a 2022 Massey Ferguson 8S.225. The newest John Deere is a 2020 6215R, with a further two 2019 tractors of the same model. Cheffins say there is expected to be high interest in some older examples including two 2010 John Deere 7530s and a 2010 John Deere 6930.
Twins John and Jay Bromell, who are now in their 70s, are set to retire after a lifetime of contracting.
The auction house will also bring to the market four combines and one forager harvester. All the combines are John Deere HillMaster models with a 2009 C670 and C670i, while a brace of older 2007 combines includes another C670i and 9780i CTS. The sole forager is a 2017 JD 8400i model, with a 2017 John Deere 360 Plus maize header, and 2017 Zurn ProfiCut 530 wholecrop header, which are both available as separate lots.
On the spraying front, a trailed JD 840i 36m and self-propelled John Deere R4040 36m are on offer, while the loaders include a duo of JCB models, namely a 2019 JCB 419S loading shovel and a smaller JCB TM310 telescopic pivot steer loader.
The tractor line up is dominated by John Deere, with nine of the 11 tractors featuring the green and yellow livery.
The pick of the implements includes four Bunning manure spreaders, a Kverneland Optima HD eight-row maize drill, a 2017 JD 750A direct drill, a 6.5m Vaderstad Carrier and Rexius Twin 450, a 2020 Weaving Sabre 6000M, along with a selection of Bailey grain and silage trailers. There is variety of grassland machinery with three Claas rakes, John Deere triple mowers, a brace of Claas Volto 770 tedders, along with four John Deere and Massey Ferguson balers. A choice of two bale wrappers extends to a 2012 Kuhn SW4004 and a 2010 McHale 991.
Dates
The full catalogue can be found on the Cheffins website with the sale starting at 9:30am on Wednesday 3 April in Rugby, Warwickshire. A viewing day will be held on Tuesday 2 April between 10am and 4pm.
Bill King, Charmain at Cheffins, says: “Sales that feature a wide range of well looked after modern machinery, such as this, don’t come along very often. John and Jay have had a hugely successful farming career and the range of machinery on offer is testament to their continual investment to grow the business and keep pace with the latest technology.”
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