Proxy Equipment added 21 new active listings this week, spanning 17 equipment categories from high-dollar crawler cranes to sub-$3,000 attachments. Buyers will find concentrated inventory in skidders and crawler cranes, with single-unit opportunities in tractors, dump trucks, pavers, and specialty equipment. Price points range from $2,744 for a used attachment to $179,000 for a 2009 Terex HC80 crawler crane—creating entry points for every fleet size and operational need.
Category Breakdown: Where the Volume Sits
Skidders lead volume with 3 new listings this week, averaging $41,833. This concentration gives buyers negotiating leverage and comparison options within the same equipment class. For operations running logging or land-clearing crews, this is the category to watch.
Crawler cranes follow with 2 units, averaging $172,500. Both units are Terex HC80 models—one 2009 and one 2002—representing serious lifting capacity for bridge, commercial, and industrial contractors. At this price tier, hours and condition ratings matter significantly; we'll break those out below.
Tractors also posted 2 units, averaging $31,375. This is a practical price point for agricultural and light construction applications where versatility outweighs specialization.
Single-Unit Opportunities Worth Tracking
The remaining 13 categories each added one unit this week, creating a diverse but thin marketplace outside skidder and crawler crane inventory:
- Browse Dump Trucks: 1 unit at $54,500
- Browse Dump Trailers: 1 unit at $19,750
- Browse Forestry Equipment: 1 unit at $27,500
- Browse Mixer Trucks: 1 unit at $26,000
- Browse Agricultural Equipment: 1 unit at $89,000
- Browse Pavers: 1 unit at $169,000
- Browse Specialty Trailers: 1 unit at $3,900
- Browse Specialty Trucks: 1 unit at $59,900
- Browse Sweepers: 1 unit at $9,100
- Browse Tow Trucks: 1 unit at $19,000
- Browse Track Loaders: 1 unit at $18,000
- Browse Motor Graders: 1 unit at $30,600
- Browse Attachments: 1 unit at $2,744
- Browse Bulldozers: 1 unit at $33,999
Notable Additions: Top Units by Value and Condition
Highest-Value Listings
2009 TEREX HC80 — $179,000 | 12,248 hours | Good condition
This is the week's highest-priced addition and the newer of two HC80 crawler cranes. At 12,248 hours, it sits in mid-life territory for a machine of this class, with documented Good condition rating. For contractors needing 80-ton lifting capacity, this unit offers a balance of proven runtime and remaining service life.
2025 LEEBOY 8500E — $169,000 | 332 hours | Condition rating: 1
The lowest-hour machine in this week's entire inventory. A 2025 paver with just 332 hours represents nearly-new condition at a significant discount versus factory order lead times. Fleet managers running asphalt crews should prioritize this unit—the hours suggest minimal wear on the screed, conveyors, and undercarriage components.
2002 TEREX HC80 — $166,000 | 16,115 hours | Good condition
The second HC80 in inventory, priced $13,000 below its 2009 counterpart. The 3,867-hour delta justifies the spread for buyers prioritizing lower accumulated runtime. Both cranes give the market genuine choice in a category that rarely sees multiple units available simultaneously.
2021 KINZE 3505 — $89,000 | N/A hours | Condition rating: 1
The only agricultural equipment addition this week, and a high-value planter at that. Kinze's 3505 series handles 36-row configurations with precision seeding technology. The Condition 1 rating and 2021 model year position this for operations upgrading planting capacity ahead of the next season.
2017 FORD F750 — $59,900 | N/A hours | Condition rating: 2
A medium-duty specialty truck platform suitable for upfit or direct service body installation. The F750 chassis supports Class 7 applications—utility, municipal, or light construction hauling.
Freshest Machines by Hours
Beyond the Leeboy 8500E's standout 332 hours, buyers seeking low-hour equipment should examine:
2012 LAYMOR SM300 — 838 hours | $9,100 | Condition rating: 2
A sweeper unit with under 1,000 hours at a sub-$10,000 price point. Ideal for municipal fleets, parking lot contractors, or site-prep operations needing dust control compliance.
2000 TIMBERJACK 430 — 2,782 hours | $27,500 | Good condition
Low hours for a 24-year-old forestry machine, suggesting limited seasonal use or secondary-unit status in a previous fleet. The Good condition rating supports the hours reading.
1995 TIMBERJACK 450C — 3,658 hours | $41,000 | Condition rating: 2
1995 TIMBERJACK 450C — 3,972 hours | $43,000 | Condition rating: 2
Two units of the same model and year, priced $2,000 apart. The $41,000 unit saves 314 hours—buyers should verify undercarriage, grapple, and winch condition to determine whether the hour spread justifies the premium on the higher-priced unit.
Where Buyers Have Leverage Right Now
Skidders: With 3 units averaging $41,833, this is the week's most competitive category. Compare hours, undercarriage percentage, and grapple specifications across all three listings before making offers.
Crawler Cranes: Two HC80 units create a direct comparison opportunity rare in this category. Evaluate lifting charts, boom configurations, and recent inspection records to determine whether the 2009 premium over the 2002 unit aligns with your utilization plans.
Timberjack/Skidder Crossover: The 2000 Timberjack 430 and two 1995 450C units give forestry operators four machines to evaluate, even across formal category boundaries. Cross-shop these listings if your operation runs mixed logging and land-clearing fleets.
Categories Requiring Patience
Single-unit listings in dump trucks, mixer trucks, motor graders, and bulldozers mean no comparison shopping within category this week. If you need these machine types, monitor Browse Earth Moving and Browse Trucks pages closely—turnover in these categories typically runs 10-14 days.
Final Take
This week's inventory favors buyers in two specific segments: logging/forestry (skidders and Timberjack units) and heavy-lift (paired Terex HC80 cranes). The Leeboy 8500E paver stands alone as the freshest machine available at 332 hours—a unicorn listing for asphalt contractors facing equipment shortages. With 21 total units and average prices spanning from $2,744 to $172,500 by category, the marketplace offers genuine breadth even without deep inventory in every vertical.