Diamond W Auctioneers

Welcome to the Auction!

May 18 - 10:00 AM

1800 North 200 West - Beaver, Utah

An Open Invitation...

Diamond W Auctioneers is at it again!

Vince Arlotti of Beaver, Utah has invited us to conduct an Open Consignment Auction on his "Tin Shed" yard north of Beaver. We have committed ourselves to a 4-year program of sales at that location, and you are invited to the Party!

This year's edition is slated for 10:00 a.m. Saturday May 18.

The yard is already open, 3 consignors have already taken advantage of the availability. We have 18 pieces on the yard and in the inventory. They include several tillage pieces for low horsepower tractors. These are perfect for the 5-acre farmers who haunt our sales looking for that perfect, well-maintained addition to their equipment inventory.

On the other end of the spectrum, we have 2 commercial dry chemical (fertilizer spreader) trucks, one with high floatation tires.

On the teaser sale, we have received commitments for a New Holland skid steer leader, and a nice heavy-duty Walton bumper-pull flatbed trailer, in absolutely perfect condition.

They all will be on the website as they arrive on-site. My point is, YOU have already embraced the plan, and we look forward to another successful sale.

Let us help you turn your surplus equipment into money on the 18th by calling (435) 201-1705. We'll make the whole process easy.

Thank you!
C.R. Wood

Directions

1800 N 200 W

From exit 112 (Flying J exit),
turn East toward Beaver, 
drive 1/4 mile then turn left @ Conoco.
Immediately turn left in front of BW Hotel.
Follow Landfill Road 4/10 of a mile,
turn Right on gravel road and drive 300 yards.
Turn Left at 1800 North 200 West (Tin Shed Yard)
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Beaver Spring Auction

Where it all began.

Diamond W Auctioneers started on the 12th day of October, 1967. The FFA at Delta High School was crowning a Queen for their activities. They asked me to call the Cake Auction. For 24 minutes I found myself to be the center of the world – with a microphone in my hand! From that specific day, I have viewed myself as a “Microphone Man.”