Cash for Machinery and Heavy Equipment

Working plant is valued on what the market will pay for it: make, model, year, hours, service history, attachments and current condition all count, and machines from the mainstream brands with documented servicing move fastest. If your machine runs and works, get the hour meter reading and the service records together before you call.

Non-working plant is valued on components plus metal. A dead machine still contains a recoverable engine or engine core, hydraulic pumps, motors and rams, final drives, transmissions, radiators, electronics, tracks or tyres, and a very substantial tonnage of steel. Final drives and hydraulic components in particular hold value well because rebuilders want them.

Attachments are frequently forgotten and frequently valuable. Buckets, rippers, hammers, augers, grabs, tilt hitches, forks and brooms should all be listed when you call, whether or not they belong to the machine you are selling.

The logistics of moving heavy plant are ours to solve. We run and book floats, low loaders and tilt trays, and we arrange crane assistance where a machine has to be lifted rather than driven. Nothing about that comes out of your price.

Site access is the main thing we need to know in advance. Overhead powerlines, soft ground, narrow gates, height and width restrictions, locked compounds, induction requirements and permit-to-work systems all change the equipment and the timing we plan for. Tell us early and the collection runs smoothly.

Remote sites are normal for us. Mine and quarry sites, farms hours from the nearest town, forestry blocks and civil projects in regional Australia are all within scope. Distance affects our scheduling, not what we pay you.

Contractors finishing a project, businesses restructuring, and operations closing entirely all face the same problem: a lot of assets, limited time, and buyers who only want the good items. We buy the good and the bad together, which is usually the difference between an exit taking a fortnight and taking six months.

That extends beyond the plant itself. Site vehicles, trailers, containers, workshop equipment, tooling and accumulated scrap metal can all be included in a single valuation. See our fleet services page for vehicle-heavy exits, and our scrap metal recycling page for the mixed-metal component.