This Week's New Listings Overview
Proxy Equipment added 25 new active listings this week, spanning 14 equipment categories from earth-moving and lifting gear to specialized hauling and drilling machines. Buyers will find particularly strong selection in crawler excavators and forklifts — each category posted 4 new units — while several low-hour machines offer near-new condition at significant savings.
Price points range from $6,499 for a scissor lift to $431,800 for a late-model articulated dump truck, giving fleet managers and contractors options across every budget tier. Average prices cluster in the $27,000–$57,000 band for most categories, with premium outliers in specialized drilling, booming, and earth-moving segments.
Category Breakdown: Counts, Average Prices & Market Position
Earth-Moving Equipment
Crawler Excavators — 4 new listings, average price $31,572
The largest category by volume this week. At roughly $31,500 average, these machines represent solid mid-market value for contractors needing digging power without premium outlay. Browse Excavators
Mini Excavators — 1 new listing, average price $114,900
Only one unit listed, but it stands out: a 2026 TAKEUCHI TB290 with just 48 hours. At $114,900, this near-new machine commands a premium well above the crawler excavator average, reflecting current demand for compact, low-hour earth-movers.
Motor Graders — 2 new listings, average price $43,945
A balanced pair of machines averaging just under $44,000. Graders at this price point typically suit road-building and site-prep contractors upgrading older fleets. Browse Motor Graders
Bulldozers — 1 new listing, average price $199,000
A single high-value addition: a 2024 DEERE 700L XLT with 1,400 hours at $199,000. Low hours and recent model year justify the premium for buyers needing proven pushing power. Browse Dozers
Articulated Dump Trucks — 1 new listing, average price $431,800
This week's highest-priced listing: a 2024 BELL B45E with 3,270 hours. At $431,800, this machine targets mining and large-scale earthwork operations where payload capacity and reliability outweigh acquisition cost. Browse Articulated Dump Trucks
Lifting & Material Handling
Forklifts — 4 new listings, average price $27,445
Tied for top volume, forklifts offer the lowest average price among multi-unit categories this week. At under $27,500 average, these machines suit warehousing, logistics, and light industrial buyers seeking capacity without capital strain. Browse Forklifts
Telehandlers — 2 new listings, average price $40,700
Positioned between forklifts and aerial lifts in both capability and price. The $40,700 average reflects the versatility premium — reach, load capacity, and rough-terrain performance in one unit. Browse Telehandlers
Boom Trucks — 1 new listing, average price $315,000
A specialized category with specialized pricing. The single 2018 MANITEX TC50155 HL at $315,000 serves utility, tree service, and crane-adjacent contractors who need mobile lifting with highway mobility. Browse Boom Trucks
Aerial Lifts — 1 new listing, average price $68,500
One unit at $68,500 points to higher-reach or newer-model equipment. Aerial lifts in this bracket typically offer 60-foot-plus platform height or low-hour condition. Browse Aerial Lifts
Scissor Lifts — 1 new listing, average price $6,499
This week's most accessible price point. The 2016 GENIE GS1930 at $6,499 with 447 hours offers warehouse and maintenance buyers a proven, low-cost elevation solution. Browse Scissor Lifts
Hauling & Specialty Vehicles
Mixer Trucks — 3 new listings, average price $43,900
Three units averaging $43,900 give ready-mix producers and concrete contractors reasonable selection. This price band typically covers late-2000s to mid-2010s chassis with rotating drums in work-ready condition. Browse Mixer Trucks
Semi Trucks — 2 new listings, average price $56,595
At $56,595 average, these units likely represent day cab or sleeper tractors for regional and local hauling. Two units provide limited but present options for fleet expansion or replacement. Browse Semi Trucks
Water Trucks — 1 new listing, average price $34,990
A single unit at $34,990 serves dust control, compaction, and rural firefighting applications. Water trucks in this range often ride on used chassis with refurbished tanks and pumping systems. Browse Water Trucks
Drilling & Specialty Equipment
Drills — 1 new listing, average price $189,000
The 1990 TEXOMA 900 at $189,000 represents specialized foundation and geotechnical equipment. Despite its age, this model retains value for utility and water-well contractors who prioritize proven mechanical systems over model year. Browse Drills
Notable Additions: Highest-Value & Lowest-Hour Machines
Top 5 by Price — Premium Inventory for Serious Buyers
| Rank | Machine | Price | Hours | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2024 BELL B45E | $431,800 | 3,270 | Good |
| 2 | 2018 MANITEX TC50155 HL | $315,000 | 18,522 | Good |
| 3 | 2024 DEERE 700L XLT | $199,000 | 1,400 | Good |
| 4 | 1990 TEXOMA 900 | $189,000 | 1,998 | 3 |
| 5 | 2026 TAKEUCHI TB290 | $114,900 | 48 | 1 |
The BELL B45E headlines this group. At 3,270 hours on a 2024 model, this articulated dump truck has barely worked through its depreciation curve. Large quarry and mining operators should evaluate this unit against new-order lead times and pricing.
The MANITEX TC50155 HL boom truck, despite 18,522 hours, maintains value through its 50-ton lifting capacity and highway-legal configuration. At $315,000, it undercuts comparable new boom trucks by hundreds of thousands while delivering immediate deployment.
The DEERE 700L XLT bulldozer at 1,400 hours offers essentially break-in-period operation. At $199,000, this represents a rare intersection of recent manufacture, verified low hours, and known manufacturer support.
The TEXOMA 900 drill rig defies age-based depreciation. Its $189,000 price reflects ongoing demand for mechanically simple, field-proven drilling platforms in water-well and utility markets.
Finally, the TAKEUCHI TB290 appears in both top-price and lowest-hours rankings — a dual distinction that signals exceptional condition premium.
Top 5 by Lowest Hours — Near-New Condition Opportunities
| Rank | Machine | Hours | Price | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2026 TAKEUCHI TB290 | 48 | $114,900 | 1 |
| 2 | 2021 PRINCETON PB 55.3 | 446 | $39,900 | 1 |
| 3 | 2016 GENIE GS1930 | 447 | $6,499 | Good |
| 4 | 2016 PRINCETON PB55.3 | 1,119 | $29,900 | 2 |
| 5 | 2016 MOFFETT M8 55.3 | 1,197 | $24,990 | 2 |
The TAKEUCHI TB290 at 48 hours is effectively a demonstration unit. For buyers who would otherwise order new, this mini excavator eliminates delivery delays and likely retains factory warranty coverage.
PRINCETON and MOFFETT piggyback forklifts dominate the low-hour list, with three units under 1,200 hours. These machines suit lumber, building material, and distribution operations needing truck-mounted unloading capability. The 2021 PRINCETON PB 55.3 at 446 hours and $39,900 offers the newest vintage in this group.
The GENIE GS1930 scissor lift at 447 hours and $6,499 delivers perhaps the strongest hours-to-price ratio this week — under $15 per hour of use for a functional aerial work platform.
Category Links: Browse Current Inventory
- Browse Excavators
- Browse Motor Graders
- Browse Dozers
- Browse Articulated Dump Trucks
- Browse Forklifts
- Browse Telehandlers
- Browse Boom Trucks
- Browse Aerial Lifts
- Browse Scissor Lifts
- Browse Mixer Trucks
- Browse Semi Trucks
- Browse Water Trucks
- Browse Drills
Buying Advice: Where Selection Favors Buyers Right Now
Best selection: Crawler excavators and forklifts, each with 4 new listings. These categories offer actual choice — multiple vintages, hour ranges, and likely price points to compare. Buyers who have waited for inventory depth should act while these categories hold.
Best value for low hours: The scissor lift and mini excavator categories each contain one exceptionally low-hour unit. The GENIE GS1930 at $6,499 and the TAKEUCHI TB290 at $114,900 represent divergent budget tiers but similar value propositions: minimal wear, maximum remaining life.
Best negotiating position: Single-unit categories (boom truck, water truck, bulldozer, drill) offer no direct comparison within this week's listings. Buyers should verify competitive pricing against broader market data, as sellers know their unit stands alone in this digest.
Emerging opportunity: Mixer trucks with 3 new listings at $43,900 average. Construction activity tied to infrastructure spending continues driving concrete demand. Three units provide enough selection to match drum capacity and chassis configuration to specific fleet needs.
Fleet managers should prioritize the crawler excavator and forklift categories for immediate needs, while capital equipment planners should evaluate the BELL B45E and DEERE 700L XLT before these low-hour premiums attract competing offers.
Proxy Equipment updates inventory continuously. Listings reflect availability at time of publication and move based on buyer activity.