Equipment · Trailers · Skid steers
Look nearby for used equipment, trailers, skid steers, work trucks, and tires. The listing shows the photos. You talk to the person selling it. Post yours free.
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Used machines and the tools around the job, with photos from the seller.
Hours, tires or tracks, the coupler, and the bucket are what you go see.
Floor, lights, axles, and the weight rating, in the city you actually haul from.
Used cars and trucks, plus tires and parts, from people near you.
Marketplace has a Construction equipment category. Open your city, then pick a machine type: excavators, skid steers, loaders, dozers, backhoes, telehandlers, aerial lifts, dump trucks, compactors, trenchers, equipment trailers, or attachments. You see the photos on the listing. You message the seller. Nothing here is a promise that a certain machine is in stock in your town today.
Read the hours and find the serial plate in the photos. Look for leaks, cracked welds, worn pins, and a cutting edge or bucket that is gone. Ask what job it came off and whether it starts, drives, and lifts. On a skid steer, check the tires or tracks, the quick coupler, and the cab. On anything with a title, ask to see it before you pay. A clean set of photos is a start. The visit is where you decide.
A used skid steer listing should show the hours, the tires or tracks, the bucket, and whether an attachment comes with it. Ask if the coupler locks, if the hydraulics are dry, and if it has been sitting. If you are selling one, post those same photos. Buyers in the trade already know what a tired edge looks like. Showing it saves both of you the drive.
Trailers are a local buy. A trailer across the state is a different haul from one in your city, whether that is Fort Myers or the next town over. Look at the floor, the lights, the axles, the tires, and the weight rating on the listing, then look at them in person. Ask for the title. If you are selling, say the length, the axles, and what you haul with it.
The same Local board has used cars and trucks, and auto parts such as tires. For a truck, ask for the mileage, the title, and photos of the bed, the tires, and anything that leaks. For used tires, look at the tread in the photos and the date code on the sidewall, and have a shop mount them. Meet for a vehicle in a public place. Post the truck or the set of tires you are actually ready to sell.
Take the photos in daylight. Include the hour meter or the odometer, the serial plate or the VIN, and the wear you would want to see if you were buying. Name the city. Say what is included. A listing with honest photos is easier to trust than a one-line ad. You can post free.
A listing is a start. Hours, photos, paper, and a start-up still belong in the visit.
Choose Construction equipment, then the machine type you want: excavator, skid steer, loader, dozer, trailer, or another type on the board.
Hours, wear, leaks, tires or tracks, and the paper the seller is willing to show.
Message the seller. Start it, move it, and check the title before you pay.
Daylight photos, the meter, the city, and what is included. Free to post.
On FWDLink Marketplace. Open your city, choose Construction equipment, then a machine type. Sellers post photos, the city, and what is included. You message them. What is listed changes as people post.
Hours, tires or tracks, the coupler, the bucket edge, leaks, and whether it starts and lifts. Ask what attachment comes with it, then see it run.
Yes. Search your city. Look at the floor, lights, axles, tires, weight rating, and the title before you buy.
Yes. Local includes used cars and trucks, and parts such as tires. Check mileage or tread, the title for a vehicle, and the date code on a tire. Have a shop mount tires.
You can post free. Put real photos and the city on the listing so a buyer nearby can decide if the trip is worth it.
No. You deal with the seller. Look at it, check the paper, and pay only when you are satisfied. FWDLink is the place the listing lives.
Construction equipment is a Marketplace category. Pick a city, then a machine type. These boards start empty until someone nearby posts.
Open Marketplace, pick your city, then Construction equipment. Or post the machine you are ready to sell.
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