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19 New Heavy Equipment Listings Hit the Marketplace This Week

Fresh inventory spans bulldozers, scrapers, and low-hour machines starting at $20,900

By Proxy Equipment Team, Market AnalysisSeptember 14, 20266 min read

Weekly Inventory Digest: New Listings Overview

Proxy Equipment added 19 new active listings this week, giving buyers fresh options across earth moving, material handling, and transportation categories. Price points range from $20,900 for a motor grader to $190,000 for a near-new Caterpillar dozer, with strong representation in high-demand segments like bulldozers, wheel loaders, and dump trucks.

This week's inventory emphasizes machines ready for immediate deployment—several listings show under 1,500 hours, and multiple categories offer paired listings for fleet buyers looking to match equipment.


Category Breakdown: What's Available

Earth Moving & Site Prep

Bulldozers: 2 new items, avg. price $153,450 The bulldozer category leads this week on average price, reflecting the inclusion of premium late-model Caterpillar machines. At $153,450 average, these dozers represent significant capital investments with commensurate capability. Both units carry the Caterpillar badge—buyers prioritizing undercarriage integrity and parts availability will find these listings worth direct review.

Motor Graders: 1 new item, avg. price $20,900 A single motor grader entry at $20,900 offers an accessible entry point for road maintenance contractors or municipalities expanding their fleet. This price segment typically attracts buyers evaluating blade condition and circle wear over brand prestige.

Scrapers: 2 new items, avg. price $80,950 Two scrapers at just under $81,000 average address earthmoving contractors running cut-and-fill operations. The category remains specialized—buyers should verify bowl and apron condition, ejection cylinder function, and push block compatibility with their existing tractor fleet.

Wheel Loaders: 2 new items, avg. price $47,450 Material handling operations gain two fresh options at a mid-market $47,450 average. Wheel loaders in this range typically balance hours against remaining structural and hydraulic life—critical factors for aggregate, waste, or logging applications.

Skid Steers: 1 new item, avg. price $32,900 A single skid steer at $32,900 enters a competitive segment where auxiliary hydraulic flow and quick-attach compatibility drive resale value. Contractors running diverse attachment fleets should verify hydraulic specifications against their tool inventory.

Mini Excavators: 1 new item, avg. price $58,900 The lone mini excavator at $58,900 targets utility contractors, landscapers, and residential foundation crews. This price positioning suggests a well-equipped unit—buyers should confirm thumb availability, blade configuration, and track versus rubber pad options.

Forestry & Specialized

Skidders: 2 new items, avg. price $29,900 Logging operations gain two skidder options at an approachable $29,900 average. Arch type, grapple versus cable configuration, and remaining tire or track life dominate evaluation criteria in this category. The paired listing benefits buyers seeking matched units for multi-cut operations.

Screeners: 1 new item, avg. price $99,000 A single screener at $99,000 serves aggregate producers and recycling operations evaluating deck configuration, screen media condition, and feed hopper capacity. This investment level typically indicates a machine with significant remaining production capacity.

Rough Terrain Cranes: 1 new item, avg. price $69,990 One rough terrain crane at $69,990 offers lifting capability for confined site conditions. Boom length, load chart compliance, and recent certification status should top buyer verification lists.

Transportation & Hauling

Dump Trucks: 2 new items, avg. price $64,325 Two dump trucks at $64,325 average provide hauling solutions for construction and excavation fleets. Body condition, hoist cylinder operation, and chassis rail integrity separate operational units from parts candidates at this price level.

Semi Trucks: 2 new items, avg. price $47,445 Day cab and sleeper configurations at $47,445 average serve regional haulers and heavy equipment transport operators. Engine model, emission compliance status, and remaining tire life typically drive purchase decisions in this segment.

Box Trucks: 2 new items, avg. price $27,950 The most accessible transportation category this week, box trucks at $27,950 average suit last-mile delivery, mobile service operations, and light freight. Cube dimensions and liftgate availability determine utility for specific trade applications.


Notable Additions: Standout Machines

2022 Caterpillar D3 — $190,000 | 107 Hours

This week's highest-value addition and lowest-hour machine combines into a single compelling listing. At 107 hours, this 2022 D3 represents essentially green-iron condition with full factory warranty potential remaining. The $190,000 price positions it against new-machine pricing while offering immediate availability. Contractors facing extended factory lead times should prioritize this unit. Browse Dozers

1994 Caterpillar 623F — $130,000 | 12,000 Hours

A 623F scraper at 12,000 hours commands attention through Caterpillar's enduring reputation for scraper longevity. The $130,000 investment assumes continued structural integrity and a recent engine or powertrain overhaul history—buyers should request maintenance documentation. Browse Scrapers

2001 Caterpillar D8R — $116,900 | 28,000 Hours

The D8R at 28,000 hours and $116,900 illustrates the premium the market assigns to proven Caterpillar dozer architecture. Hours accumulated on a well-maintained D8R often translate differently than equivalent hours on lighter-duty alternatives; undercarriage percentage remaining and recent component rebuilds determine true value. Browse Dozers

2006 McCloskey 621RE — $99,000 | 8,500 Hours

This screener at 8,500 hours enters a market segment where McCloskey's reputation for aggressive screening action commands buyer loyalty. The 621RE's trommel configuration suits compost, mulch, and topsoil producers evaluating throughput against fuel consumption. Browse Screeners

2014 Mack GU713 — $79,650 | Condition: Good

A Mack Granite series dump truck in Good condition at $79,650 offers vocational truck reliability for severe-duty applications. The GU713's Bulldog pedigree and available factory support network reduce long-term ownership risk for municipal and construction fleets. Browse Dump Trucks


Freshest Machines: Lowest Hour Highlights

Beyond the headline D3, several sub-1,500-hour machines merit attention:

  • 2018 John Deere 324G — 1,200 hours, $32,900, Good condition: A skid steer with remaining productive life for commercial landscaping or light material handling.
  • 2021 Bobcat E60 — 1,235 hours, $58,900, Good condition: Near-current mini excavator production with reduced operator fatigue features and improved hydraulic efficiency.
  • 2014 Caterpillar 908H2 — 1,500 hours, $59,000: Low-hour wheel loader option for buyers prioritizing proven Caterpillar load-sensing hydraulics.
  • 1977 Caterpillar 621B — 1,758 hours, $31,900, Good condition: Remarkably low hours for vintage iron; ideal for collectors or specialized restoration projects.

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Buying Advice: Best Selection This Week

Fleet buyers seeking matched units should prioritize bulldozers, dump trucks, scrapers, semi trucks, box trucks, and skidders—each category offers paired listings this week. This configuration supports uniform operator training, consolidated parts inventory, and consistent maintenance scheduling.

Value-focused buyers find the strongest price-to-capability ratios in motor graders ($20,900), box trucks ($27,950 average), and skidders ($29,900 average). These categories trade below replacement cost while offering immediate revenue generation.

Low-hour premium seekers have clear direction: the 2022 Caterpillar D3 at 107 hours dominates this week's freshness metric. The 2018 John Deere 324G and 2021 Bobcat E60 offer sub-1,300-hour alternatives at substantially lower price points for buyers with less demanding duty cycles.

Caterpillar loyalists benefit from concentrated representation across dozers, scrapers, wheel loaders, and motor graders—six of the top seven highest-value additions carry the Cat badge.

Proxy Equipment updates inventory continuously. Verify current availability and request inspection appointments directly through listing pages.

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