Dutch rental company Hoogwerkt is holding a live auction of 50+ machines from its fleet via www.onlineauctionmaster.com in order to clear out older or slower moving equipment and reinvest the proceeds into more modern units.
The sale includes at least 22 Hinowa spider lifts, topped by a 33 metre 2019 Lightlift 33.17 IIIS Lithium with 270 hours on the clock, for which current bidding stands at €54,000, while a 26 metre 2018 Lightlift 26.14 Performance IIIS Lithium with 170 hours has received bids of just €4,300 so far.
It also includes eight boom lifts topped by an 86ft Niftylift, HR28 Hybrid 4x4 MK2 from 2019, with 508 hours with bids so far of just €3,050. The sales also includes scissor lifts, a Vicaro self-erecting tower crane and a Hoeflon C6 spider crane and a truck mount.
The auction is now live and will conclude later today, December 10th
Some of the units up for auction
Hoogwerkt chief executive Arnold Grootveld said: “This presents a unique opportunity to purchase young, well maintained aerial work platforms. We are the first owners of these machines, and their maintenance history is well documented.”
Arnold Grootveld with the scissor lifts ready for auction
Based in Zoeterwoude Rijndijk, Leiden, Hoogwerkt was founded in 2018 as an online rental company with an all lithium electric fleet. In 2023 it realised that the concept was not working, so switched to a more traditional rental format. See Cranes & Access interviews: in 2018, with a follow up in published in March 2022.
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