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KD Machinery buys and brokers production machinery. For this equipment the better route is almost always our auction side: KD Auctions runs whole-facility sales and liquidations, which is where this equipment reaches the buyers who want it.
Tell us what you have and how to reach you, and we will come back with a route and a number — usually the same day. The make and model of your machine are enough to start.
Construction equipment is bought on hours, attachments and how hard the last owner ran it, and almost none of that is visible in a photograph. An excavator with a fresh undercarriage and a machine that needs one look identical parked. That is also why this equipment sells best in front of a crowd rather than one buyer at a time: the people who bid on it can read a machine from the wear on the bucket and the state of the tracks, and they turn up expecting to inspect. A single dealer offer on a mixed fleet almost always prices the whole yard at the level of its weakest machine.
Excavators, loaders, dozers, backhoes and skid steers, cranes and lifts, compaction and paving equipment, generators and light towers, attachments and buckets, and complete contractor fleets. Running, parked, or already stripped for parts.
Construction equipment is bought on inspection, so make it easy to inspect:
No, and it is completely normal. Non-runners sell to buyers who want parts or who rebuild, and they turn up to the same sale. What costs money is describing a non-runner as though it might run, because that buyer stops trusting the rest of the listing. Say plainly which machines start and which do not.
Because a mixed fleet has a wide spread of condition, and one buyer taking all of it has to price for the worst machine in the lot. In a sale each machine finds its own buyer, and the good ones are not dragged down by the tired ones. If you would rather have one number and be done, we will still make an offer.
It is workable and it happens often. It affects timing and transport cost rather than whether the sale happens. Tell us where everything is early, because moving equipment to one location is sometimes worth it and sometimes not, and that is a decision better made before anything is loaded.
