Proxy Equipment added 25 new active listings this week, spanning earthmoving, trucking, compaction, and specialized applications. Buyers will find fresh inventory across 16 equipment categories, with price points ranging from $11,500 for a low-hour aerial lift to $500,000 for a late-model Caterpillar 390FL crawler excavator.
Category Breakdown
Crawler Excavators lead volume with 5 new items at an average price of $128,980. This category continues to command strong pricing due to sustained demand for 20-40 ton machines in infrastructure and commercial development. Browse Excavators
Mixer Trucks contributed 3 new listings with an average price of $106,242. Ready-mix fleets remain active in the resale market as operators balance capacity against project backlogs. Browse Mixer Trucks
Specialty Trucks (2 new, avg. $14,475) and Wheel Loaders (2 new, avg. $47,950) round out the volume categories. The wheel loader average reflects mid-size machines suitable for quarry, waste, and general construction applications. Browse Wheel Loaders
Compactors added 2 units at $27,900 average — a practical entry point for site prep contractors expanding fleet capability. Browse Compactors
Single-unit categories delivered significant diversity this week:
- Trencher: 1 at $495,000 — the Tesmec 1150EVO represents specialized pipeline and utility infrastructure capability
- Crusher: 1 at $449,000 — mobile crushing capacity for aggregate producers and demolition contractors
- Articulated Dump Truck: 1 at $59,400 — earthmoving support for mining and heavy civil projects
- Wheel Excavator: 1 at $29,999 — versatile material handling with roading capability
- Mini Excavator: 1 at $31,000 — tight-access utility and residential work
- Aerial Lift: 1 at $11,500 — fleet expansion for maintenance and construction access
- Specialty Trailer: 1 at $13,391 — heavy haul and equipment transport support
- Semi Truck: 1 at $14,900 — power unit for flatbed or lowboy operations
- Service Truck: 1 at $29,750 — field maintenance and mechanic support
- Garbage Truck: 1 at $24,900 — municipal and waste management applications
- Other: 1 at $49,000 — specialized equipment outside standard classifications
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Notable Additions
2019 Caterpillar 390FL — $500,000 | 13,000 hours | Condition 2
This 90-ton class crawler excavator anchors this week's premium inventory. At 13,000 hours, the 390FL sits in the productive mid-life range for large mining and heavy civil machines. The FL series introduced Tier 4 Final emissions compliance with Cat's C18 ACERT engine, delivering 524 net horsepower. Buyers evaluating high-hour large excavators should prioritize undercarriage assessment — replacement costs on a machine this size can exceed $80,000. The $500,000 price positions this unit below replacement cost for comparable new capacity, offering acquisition savings for operators with in-house maintenance capability.
2021 Tesmec 1150EVO — $495,000 | 4,167 hours | Good Condition
The Tesmec 1150EVO trencher represents specialized pipeline and fiber infrastructure investment. At 4,167 hours, this unit shows relatively light use for a 2021 model — approximately 1,000 hours annually. The 1150EVO series handles rock trenching to 48 inches depth with integrated conveyor spoil management. This machine appears on both the highest-price and lowest-hours lists, indicating strong residual value for low-utilization specialty equipment. Browse Trenchers
2021 Cedarapids CRH-1111R — $449,000 | 4,763 hours | Condition 2
This portable impactor plant with closed-circuit return delivers mobile crushing and screening capability. The CRH-1111R features a 425 HP diesel engine and on-board 5×16 two-deck screen. At 4,763 hours, the unit averages under 1,200 hours annually — conservative utilization for aggregate or recycling operations. The $449,000 price reflects continued tight supply in mobile crushing equipment, where lead times for new units extend 12-18 months. Browse Crushers
2020 Terex FD4000 — $179,750 | 12,375 hours | Condition 2
This front-discharge mixer truck offers concrete delivery efficiency with driver-operated chute positioning. The FD4000 configuration reduces reliance on additional labor for pour site placement. At 12,375 hours across roughly four years, this unit averaged 3,000+ annual hours — heavy utilization indicating proven reliability but accelerated wear on mixer drum, drivetrain, and suspension components. Browse Mixer Trucks
2005 Mack MR688S — $69,975 | 24,885 hours | Condition 3
This refuse truck chassis at 24,885 hours and Condition 3 rating presents a budget-conscious option for municipal or private waste operators. The MR688S low-entry cab design supports frequent in-and-out driver movement. Buyers should budget for immediate component replacement given the condition rating and hour accumulation.
Freshest Machines by Hours
Low-hour inventory this week favors niche applications:
- 1999 Simon AT40C Aerial Lift — 1,165 hours | $11,500: Exceptionally low hours for age suggest limited seasonal use or backup duty. Inspect boom structure and hydraulic seals for age-related degradation despite low utilization.
- 2019 Kubota U35-4 Mini Excavator — 3,147 hours | $31,000: Under 800 annual hours for a 2019 unit. The U35-4 offers zero-tail-swing capability for utility trenching and foundation work in confined sites.
- 2001 Gradall XL3100 Wheel Excavator — 3,893 hours | $29,999: Low hours for a 23-year-old machine indicate intermittent deployment — possibly municipal or railroad maintenance with seasonal activation.
Buying Advice: Where to Focus This Week
Best Selection: Crawler excavators offer 5 units with the widest price dispersion in any category. Buyers can evaluate options from mid-size utility machines to the 390FL flagship, with average pricing at $128,980 providing a reasonable benchmark for budgeting.
Best Value for Low Hours: The Simon AT40C at 1,165 hours and $11,500 delivers aerial lift capability at minimal capital risk. For earthmoving, the Kubota U35-4 at 3,147 hours offers nearly new remaining life at one-third the cost of comparable new mini excavators.
Premium Opportunities: The Tesmec trencher and Cedarapids crusher represent specialized equipment with limited secondary market supply. These categories typically move quickly due to long new-equipment lead times and high barriers to entry for manufacturers.
Caution Categories: Single-unit listings in garbage trucks, service trucks, and specialty trailers provide limited comparison shopping. Buyers should prioritize pre-purchase inspections and verify component specifications match application requirements.