Cleveland Brothers is partnering with Cat Auction Services to hold an unreserved public auction in York, Pa., on Sept. 20. This marks the company’s first partnership with Cat Auction Services.

The York, Pa., auction will feature more than 100 pieces of construction equipment ranging from backhoe loaders to large and medium sized excavators, wheel loaders, off-highway trucks and more. Interested buyers are able to view the entire equipment list and detailed TA-1 inspection reports online. Real-time online bidding will be available on the day of the auction through the company’s Web site and participants are encouraged to register early to gain access to the inspection reports ahead of time.

Bill Yurkovic, Cleveland Brothers’ corporate used equipment manager said, “We’re excited to be participating in this large event with our partner, Cat Auction Services. They have proven to be a very successful player in the equipment auction business. We believe our customers will be impressed with the professionalism of their set-up and the ease of doing business at the auction. Cat Auction Services helps represent the quality service that our customers have come to expect when buying or selling used equipment through Cleveland Brothers.”

Cat Auction Services was formed in 2008 through a partnership of Cat dealers with the endorsement of Caterpillar Inc. In 2011, Cleveland Brothers became the first Caterpillar dealer in the Northeast to join Cat Auction Services.

For more information, visit www.CatAuctions.com.

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