They may be able to offer you some suggestions to put you at ease. Also, knowing about your preparations helps them ensure that your auction is a great success. Polish and clean your better furniture pieces as well as your major appliances. An article that looks good sells good-and for higher prices. Record the history, background.
History sells older items at higher prices.
Make sure they have enough gas and the oil is ok, however, do not spray the machinery with a water hose because a wet engine will not start, especially when the entire buying crowd is waiting and watching. Attach all owner's manuals, instruction books, and bills of sale to their respective equipment. Buyers will generally pay more if they get an owner's manual for an item. Be sure that any liens shown on the title are paid and cleared prior to the day of the auction. To legally sell them, you must have a clear and valid title to all vehicles.