Trade-ins
Trade-ins may be available against new or used equipment purchases. We generally only consider machines around 10 years old or newer.
If you have a machine you'd like to put toward your next purchase, get in touch with the make, model, year, and hours. We'll let you know if a trade-in is an option - no obligation.
This is not something we push hard. It depends on the machine and what you're buying next.
How a trade-in works
Straightforward and low-pressure. We only go ahead if the machine and the next purchase both make sense.
Tell us what you have
Make, model, year, hours, and a couple of photos if you have them. Rough condition notes help.
We take a look
We assess whether a trade-in is realistic against the machine you want next. Not every unit will suit.
Apply it to the next buy
If it stacks up, the trade-in value goes toward a new or used machine from us. No obligation either way.
What helps us assess it
The more detail you can give, the faster we can say whether a trade-in is realistic. Photos of the machine and hour meter are useful when you have them.
- Make and model
- Year of manufacture
- Hour meter reading
- Serial number (if available)
- Current condition notes
- What you want to buy next
Honest assessment
We work on these machines every day - major inspections, repairs and sales. If a unit is past the point where a trade makes sense, we will say so clearly rather than force a deal.
Prefer to keep it simple? Call 1300 317 041 with the basics and we will take it from there.
Common questions
Trade-in enquiry.
Include the machine make, model, year, hours, and what you are looking to buy next.