Home / Equipment

Machines available now, with the prices on the page

13 machines standing in our own yards in Mohammedia and Qingdao. Hours, engine, origin and price on every one.

Not seeing what you need?

Stock changes constantly and not everything reaches this page the day it arrives. Sourcing to order is a normal part of what we do.

Tell us the machine type, the size, the year range and the hours you are willing to accept, and we will go and look for it across our network in China, Japan, Europe and the United States. There is no charge for asking and no obligation attached to a quotation.

Questions we are asked

Questions about the list itself. Anything about a specific machine is answered on its own page.

Browsing this page

How many machines do you have for sale right now?+
There are 13 machines on this page today, 5 standing in Mohammedia and 8 in Qingdao. The list changes as machines sell and as new stock lands, so it is worth checking back.
Do you list every machine you can supply?+
No, and that is worth knowing. This page shows what is standing in our own yards, but a large part of what we sell is sourced to order from our network, so tell us what you want even if you cannot see it here.
How quickly does the stock on this page change?+
Machines can move within days of being listed, particularly the low hour excavators. Confirm with us before you plan freight or travel around any machine you see here.
Why are some prices in dirhams and others in dollars?+
Because the machine is priced where it stands. Machines in our Moroccan yard are priced in Moroccan dirhams for local buyers, and machines in our Chinese yard are priced in United States dollars on an FOB Qingdao basis.
What does as is mean on your listings?+
It means the machine is sold in the condition you see and inspect, with the hours and the details stated openly. It is the normal basis for used equipment, and it is why we encourage photos, video and independent inspection before you commit.
Does the price on this page include shipping?+
No. Every price here covers the machine only, because freight depends entirely on where it is going. Tell us your destination port and we will add it and give you one complete figure.

Choosing a machine

Which excavator should I buy for general site work?+
For most contractors a twenty ton class machine is the sensible middle ground, since it is big enough for foundations and bulk earth yet still cheap to move between jobs. Tell us the work and we will narrow it down properly.
What is the difference between a wheeled and a tracked excavator?+
A wheeled machine drives itself between jobs and does far less damage to finished surfaces, which suits road and utility work in towns. A tracked machine grips better on soft or uneven ground and is the better choice for heavy earthmoving.
Should I buy a single drum or a double drum roller?+
Single drum machines compact soil, subgrade and base layers, which is the bulk of road building. Double drum machines are made for asphalt, where the finish matters. Buying the wrong one is one of the more expensive mistakes in this trade.
Do you have machines with fewer than a thousand hours?+
Yes, several. At the moment 7 of the machines on this page are under a thousand hours, and 3 of those are under five hundred.
Which of your machines is the best value?+
That depends on your job and your route, and any seller who answers it without asking those two questions is guessing. Tell us both and we will give you a straight comparison rather than a sales pitch.
Can I buy several machines from this page together?+
Yes, and it usually works out better for you. Freight planned as one shipment costs less per machine, and multiple machine orders generally have more room on price.

Tell us which machine and which port

Those two pieces of information are all we need in order to give you a real answer, and you will normally hear back from us on the same day.