What we consider
A practical route for commercially useful assets.
Opportunities may include end dumps, side dumps, belly dumps and smaller hydraulic dumps. Running condition is useful but not mandatory: specification, ownership, location, completeness and practical demand all influence the review.
Information that matters
Send the body and frame, hoist, axles, suspension, brakes, tires and title. Add clear photographs of every side, the cab or operator area, identification plate, tires or undercarriage, working equipment and known damage.
- Year, make and model
- VIN or serial number
- Mileage or operating hours
- Exact present location
- Title and lien status
- Known faults or damage
- Maintenance information
- Recent photographs
Who we work with
This guide is for haulers, contractors, farms, landscapers and rental fleets. We can review one asset or a schedule covering a fleet, branch, project or business-wide disposal.
What happens next
We review the facts, ask focused follow-up questions and determine whether inspection, valuation and collection planning should follow. Sending details creates no obligation for either party.
Do you consider older or high-use units?
Yes. Specification, condition, location and market relevance matter alongside age and usage.
Can several assets be submitted together?
Yes. Attach a spreadsheet with one line per unit and note different locations.
What if an asset cannot move?
Explain the known fault, completeness and loading access so collection can be assessed accurately.