Landbruksauksjon

Landbruksauksjon is a Norwegian online auction platform dedicated to agriculture — tractors, implements and farm equipment sold between farmers, dealers and estates. In a country where farms are scattered and distances are long, a national platform does a job no local sale ground can, and this one is built around that: the whole process happens online, with the machine staying where it is until it sells.

What you can buy

• Tractors and agricultural machinery: the core of the catalogue.
• Implements and attachments for farm work.
• Forestry equipment, a natural Norwegian companion category.
• Trailers and transport equipment used on farms.

How the bidding works

The platform publishes its own guidance for buyers — how the bidding round works (auksjonsløpet), what safe trading means on the site, and a step-by-step guide to buying — which is more than most operators of this size offer. An account is required to bid, and the interface is available in Norwegian and English.

Access note: the site returns a filtered response to automated requests, which is why this entry carries a placeholder rather than a screenshot. It loads normally in an ordinary browser.

What to check before you bid

Farm machinery sells as it stands and the seller is often a working farm rather than a dealer, so there is no trade warranty behind the description. Read the bidding-round guidance before your first sale: knowing whether the clock extends on a late bid changes how you bid. Norway sits outside the EU customs union, so a machine bought here and taken into the EU faces import duty, destination VAT and paperwork — and Norwegian distances mean the haulage quote should come before the bid, not after.