Frequently Asked Questions

We carry a wide selection of used forestry and heavy equipment including skidders, feller bunchers, log loaders, chippers, harvesters, forwarders, mulchers, grinders, excavators, and dozers. Our inventory is updated regularly with machines from trusted dealers across the country. Browse our full inventory to see what is available today.

We offer detailed multi-point inspections on our equipment. Each inspection evaluates the engine, drivetrain, hydraulics, cab and controls, undercarriage or tires, and structural components. Inspection reports include condition ratings, remaining life percentages, and inspector notes so you can make an informed purchasing decision. Browse our inventory to find inspected machines.

Yes, we offer competitive financing rates on used forestry and heavy equipment through our lending partners. Whether you are purchasing a skidder, feller buncher, or log loader, we can help you get pre-approved. Submit a financing inquiry to get started with a personalized quote.

Absolutely. We welcome in-person visits by appointment to inspect equipment firsthand. You can walk around the machine, check all components, and even arrange a demonstration in some cases. Contact us to schedule a visit at the equipment location.

Yes, we coordinate equipment shipping throughout the United States and internationally. We work with trusted freight carriers experienced in transporting heavy equipment including skidders, loaders, and feller bunchers. Contact us for a shipping quote to your destination.

Our inventory features equipment from leading manufacturers including Caterpillar, John Deere, Tigercat, Weiler, Barko, Morbark, Bandit, Komatsu, Volvo, and many more. We specialize in forestry equipment brands but also carry construction and earthmoving machinery.

Selling your equipment is simple. Submit your machine through our sell page with basic details including year, make, model, hours, condition, and photos. Our team will review your submission and reach out with options including a direct purchase offer, trade-in value, or consignment listing terms.

Yes, we accept trade-ins toward the purchase of equipment in our inventory. When you submit your machine, let us know you are interested in trading and tell us what you are looking at. We will provide a trade-in value along with your options. Visit our sell page to get started.

Consignment means we market and sell your equipment on your behalf while you retain ownership until it sells. We handle photography, listing creation, buyer inquiries, and negotiations. You set the minimum price and we earn a commission on the sale. It is a hands-off way to reach more buyers. Submit your machine through our sell page to discuss consignment terms.

Equipment valuation is based on current market data, comparable recent sales, machine condition, hours, maintenance history, and geographic demand. Our experienced team uses industry tools and market intelligence to provide fair and competitive valuations. Contact us for a no-obligation valuation of your equipment.

A skidder is a piece of forestry equipment used to pull or drag cut trees from the forest to a landing or log yard. There are two main types: grapple skidders that use a hydraulic grapple to grab logs, and cable skidders that use a winch and chokers. Skidders are essential in logging operations worldwide. Browse our skidder inventory to see available machines.

Wheel feller bunchers are mounted on rubber tires and offer faster travel speeds and better mobility on firm, flat terrain. Track feller bunchers run on steel tracks and provide superior traction, flotation, and stability on soft, steep, or uneven ground. The choice depends on your terrain and operating conditions. See our feller buncher inventory for both types.

When evaluating a used log loader, check the boom and stick for cracks or previous repairs, inspect hydraulic cylinders and hoses for leaks, evaluate the grapple condition and rotation, review the undercarriage or tire wear, and confirm the engine and pump hours match the overall machine condition. A professional inspection report can reveal issues that are not visible during a walk-around. Check our equipment specifications for detailed model data.

Yes, we provide comprehensive multi-point equipment inspections. Our inspection process covers the engine, transmission, hydraulic system, cab and controls, undercarriage or tires, structural frame, and attachments. Each component receives a condition rating and remaining life assessment. Inspection reports are available on qualifying listings in our inventory.

Creating an account is free and takes just a minute. Click the sign-in icon in the top navigation or visit our login page. You can sign in with Google, Apple, Facebook, or email. With an account you can save equipment to your watchlist, track your inquiries, and access detailed inspection reports.

When browsing our inventory, click the heart or save icon on any listing to add it to your saved equipment list. You can view all your saved machines from your account dashboard. This makes it easy to compare options side by side and come back to machines you are interested in.