This Week at Proxy Equipment: 23 New Active Listings
Proxy Equipment added 23 new active listings this week, covering everything from highway trucks to specialized forestry equipment. Buyers will find particular strength in the commercial truck segment, with 8 new units across semi trucks, box trucks, dump trucks, tow trucks, and mixer trucks. The price spectrum runs from $19,900 to $349,900, creating opportunities for fleet operators at every investment level.
Several machines stand out for low hours and strong condition ratings. The 2020 Kenworth T880 tow truck logged just 841 hours. A 2019 LeeBoy 8500D paver shows 785 hours. For earthmoving contractors, a 2023 Case CX170E excavator offers modern emissions compliance with 2,058 hours. These fresher machines typically command premium pricing but reduce near-term maintenance exposure.
Category Breakdown: Counts, Average Pricing, and Market Position
Commercial Trucks (8 Units)
Semi Trucks — 3 new listings, averaging $24,667. This segment continues to attract owner-operators and small fleet builders looking for road-ready power units without auction uncertainty.
Box Trucks — 3 new listings, averaging $24,767. The tight spread between semi and box truck averages ($100) suggests consistent spec levels across both categories this week.
Dump Trucks — 2 new listings, averaging $56,250. The higher average reflects vocational upfitting and heavier-duty chassis requirements. These units suit construction and aggregate haulers needing immediate payload capability.
Tow Truck — 1 new listing at $224,500. The 2020 Kenworth T880 represents a significant capital investment but offers near-new hours (841) and established manufacturer support through Kenworth's dealer network.
Mixer Truck — 1 new listing at $26,900. A specialized vocational unit for ready-mix operations or concrete contractors expanding delivery capacity.
Earthmoving Equipment (5 Units)
Excavators — 2 new listings, averaging $84,250. Browse Excavators
Crawler Excavator — 1 new listing at $44,900. Track-mounted digging power for grading, utility, and foundation work. The lower average compared to the standard excavator category suggests older vintage or smaller tonnage.
Wheel Loader — 1 new listing at $50,900. Material handling and stockpile management for quarry, landfill, and general construction applications. Browse Wheel Loaders
Skid Steer — 1 new listing at $30,000. Compact versatility for site prep, landscaping, and tight-quarters material movement. Browse Skid Steers
Mini Excavator — 1 new listing at $34,900. Urban utility work, residential foundation digging, and trenching where transport weight and tail swing matter. Browse Mini Excavators
Cranes and Lifting (3 Units)
Truck Crane — 2 new listings, averaging $120,751. Highway-mobile lifting for utility construction, steel erection, and equipment service. The strong average reflects Grove TMS series units with established load charts and parts availability.
All Terrain Crane — 1 new listing at $19,900. A 1979 Grove RT65S with 2,079 hours offers entry-level rough-terrain capability for buyers prioritizing capital preservation over modern telematics and emissions compliance. Browse Cranes
Road Building and Specialized Equipment (4 Units)
Paver — 2 new listings, averaging $60,700. Asphalt paving contractors gain options for fleet expansion or replacement ahead of paving season. Browse Pavers
Tractor — 1 new listing at $19,900. Agricultural or light construction pulling power.
Forestry Equipment — 1 new listing at $349,900. The week's highest-priced addition: a 2015 Peterson Pacific 5710C horizontal grinder with 8,753 hours. This specialized biomass processing and land-clearing machine targets logging contractors, mulch producers, and land management operations with established revenue streams to justify the capital outlay. Browse Forestry Equipment
Notable Additions: Highest-Value and Freshest Machines
By Price — Premium Listings
2015 Peterson Pacific 5710C | $349,900 | 8,753 Hours | Good Condition This horizontal grinder dominates the week's pricing. At 8,753 hours, it shows productive use but remains within operational lifespan for a machine built for continuous material processing. The Peterson Pacific 5710C processes whole trees, slash, and organic waste into uniform chip or mulch product. Buyers should verify rotor condition, screen inventory, and recent magnet maintenance. At $349,900, this unit requires a buyer with established end-product markets — biomass fuel, colored mulch, or compost feedstock.
2020 Kenworth T880 | $224,500 | 841 Hours | Good Condition The lowest-hour highway truck in this week's inventory. The T880 platform serves as Kenworth's vocational flagship, and this tow truck configuration suggests heavy-duty wrecker or recovery body upfitting. With 841 hours, this unit essentially offers new-truck reliability at a significant discount from current OEM pricing. Fleet managers should confirm warranty transferability and inspect the body and hydraulics given the low chassis utilization.
2023 Case CX170E | $149,000 | 2,058 Hours | Condition Rating 2 A near-new mid-size excavator with Tier 4 Final emissions compliance. The CX170E fills the 38-ton class, suited for commercial site development, utility installation, and quarry support. At 2,058 hours, this machine likely completed its initial contract or lease term. The Condition Rating 2 indicates above-average preservation. Verify undercarriage wear percentages and hydraulic oil analysis before committing.
2007 Grove TMS700E | $125,900 | 13,680 Hours | Condition Rating 2 A proven truck crane from Grove's TMS series, which defined the hydraulic truck crane segment for decades. At 13,680 hours, this unit carries substantial service history — request maintenance records and annual inspection documentation. The Condition Rating 2 suggests careful previous ownership. Confirm boom and jib configuration, as spec variations significantly affect lift charts and transport weight.
2007 Grove TMS800E | $115,602.67 | 15,978 Hours | Condition Rating 2 The TMS800E offers higher capacity than the TMS700E with similar operational characteristics. The $10,297 price discount from the TMS700E reflects 2,298 additional hours. Evaluate recent overhaul history; a documented boom, carrier engine, or upper engine rebuild would justify strong consideration despite higher hours.
By Hours — Freshest Machines
2019 LeeBoy 8500D | 785 Hours | $99,900 | Condition Rating 2 The week's lowest-hour machine. This commercial paver suits municipal, parking lot, and secondary road work. At 785 hours across five seasons, this unit averaged roughly 157 hours annually — exceptionally light use suggesting backup fleet status or seasonal deployment. Inspect screed condition and verify propane or diesel heat configuration based on your paving mix requirements. Browse Pavers
2020 Kenworth T880 | 841 Hours | $224,500 | Good Condition (See premium listings above)
2014 Caterpillar 262D | 1,500 Hours | $30,000 | Pending Already attracting buyer interest. This compact track loader or skid steer variant offers Cat parts availability and dealer support. The pending status confirms strong demand for low-hour, fairly-priced compact equipment.
2023 Case CX170E | 2,058 Hours | $149,000 | Condition Rating 2 (See premium listings above)
1979 Grove RT65S | 2,079 Hours | $19,900 | Condition Rating 4 An anomaly: extremely low hours for a 45-year-old machine. The Condition Rating 4 indicates below-average preservation, likely reflecting age-related deterioration rather than operational wear. This unit suits static display, parts harvesting, or a comprehensive restoration project. Verify boom certification status — most insurers and job sites require current annual inspection for cranes regardless of hours.
Where Buyers Find the Best Selection
Commercial trucks lead this week's inventory with 8 units across five subcategories. Fleet managers seeking highway tractors, last-mile delivery box trucks, or vocational dump trucks can compare multiple units without category-hopping.
Earthmoving equipment follows with 5 units, though spread across six distinct machine types. No single earthmoving subcategory offers multiple units — buyers need precise specifications should act quickly when matching inventory appears.
Crane buyers find 3 mobile options spanning truck-mounted and rough-terrain configurations, with price points from $19,900 to $120,751. The two Grove TMS units offer direct comparison for truck crane shoppers.
Paving contractors benefit from 2 paver listings averaging $60,700, supplemented by the ultra-low-hour LeeBoy 8500D at $99,900 for buyers prioritizing utilization over upfront cost.
Buying Recommendations
For fleet expansion with minimal risk, the 2020 Kenworth T880 at $224,500 offers near-new hours and established manufacturer support. The 841-hour reading suggests minimal component wear and predictable maintenance scheduling.
For specialized biomass or land-clearing operations, the Peterson Pacific 5710C at $349,900 represents a capital-intensive but revenue-ready addition. Secure financing aligned with seasonal cash flows typical to forestry and land management.
For entry-level crane capability, the 1979 Grove RT65S at $19,900 demands careful due diligence. Budget for certification, potential component replacement, and limited job site acceptance due to age.
For road building season preparation, compare the two paver averages ($60,700) against the premium LeeBoy 8500D at $99,900. The 785-hour unit reduces near-term maintenance but requires 64% higher capital deployment.
Browse All New Listings to view specifications, location, and seller contact information for every unit covered in this digest.