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Weekly Inventory Digest: Kenworth Glider Leads 8 New Listings Across 7 Categories

Heavy trucks, earthmoving equipment, and aerial lifts hit the marketplace this week with fresh hours and competitive pricing.

By Proxy Equipment Team, Market AnalysisOctober 19, 20266 min read

This Week at Proxy Equipment

Proxy Equipment added 8 new active listings this week, spanning seven equipment categories from highway tractors to lowboy trailers. Price points range from $24,592 for a boom lift to $214,900 for a glider kit semi truck, giving buyers across fleet sizes something to evaluate.

This week's inventory emphasizes late-model trucks and low-hour earthmoving equipment. Four of the eight listings show under 10,000 hours, including two Caterpillar machines with fewer than 3,500 hours. For fleet managers watching utilization costs, that hour spread matters.


Category Breakdown

Excavators — 2 New Listings, Average Price $89,350

The excavator category leads in volume this week. Two units entered inventory with a combined average of $89,350. Browse Excavators

The standout is a 2019 Caterpillar 326F L at $128,800 with 3,460 hours and a condition rating of 1 — indicating a machine with minimal wear relative to its model year. The second unit, a 2012 Komatsu PC360LC-10, lists at $49,900 with 14,300 hours and a condition rating of 3. That hour spread (3,460 vs. 14,300) gives buyers a clear choice: lower upfront cost with higher accumulated use, or premium pricing for fresher iron.

Compact Track Loaders — 1 New Listing, Average Price $41,900

Single unit this week: a 2019 Caterpillar 299D2 Hi-Flow at $41,900 with 1,775 hours and a Good condition rating. At under 2,000 hours, this CTL represents the lowest-hour machine in the entire weekly batch. The hi-flow hydraulics spec it for attachments requiring higher hydraulic output — mulchers, cold planers, and certain grapple applications. Browse Compact Track Loaders

Dump Trucks — 1 New Listing, Average Price $149,900

One addition: a 2023 Kenworth T880 at $149,900 with no hour reading listed. As a 2023 model, this unit carries the newest model year in this week's inventory. The T880 platform serves vocational applications including dump, mixer, and heavy-haul configurations. Browse Dump Trucks

Boom Lifts — 1 New Listing, Average Price $24,592

A 2005 JLG 600S entered at $24,591.69 with 2,800 hours and a condition rating of 2. The 600S delivers 60-foot platform height with a straight boom configuration. At 2,800 hours, this unit shows relatively light use for a 19-year-old machine — roughly 147 hours annually. Browse Boom Lifts

Lowboy Trailers — 1 New Listing, Average Price $35,000

Single lowboy at $35,000. Lowboys remain essential for contractors moving excavators, dozers, and other track-mounted equipment between sites. This price point sits accessible for owner-operators and small fleet managers expanding their hauling capability without spec'ing new. Browse Trailers

Motor Graders — 1 New Listing, Average Price $119,000

The 2011 Caterpillar 160M2 lists at $119,000 with 9,771 hours and a Good condition rating. The M2 series introduced refined cab ergonomics and improved electronics over prior M-series builds. At just under 10,000 hours, this grader has productive life remaining for roadwork and site prep contractors. Browse Motor Graders

Semi Trucks — 1 New Listing, Average Price $214,900

This week's highest-value addition: a 2019 Kenworth W900 Glider at $214,900 with 28,899 hours and a condition rating of 2. Glider kits retain pre-emission powertrain configurations, a specification certain owner-operators and fleet managers specifically seek for simplified maintenance and known fuel economy profiles. The 28,899-hour reading reflects highway miles accumulated — this is a working truck with proven components. Browse Semi Trucks


Notable Additions: Top 5 by Value

Rank Equipment Year Price Hours Condition
1 Kenworth W900 Glider 2019 $214,900 28,899 2
2 Kenworth T880 2023 $149,900 N/A 2
3 Caterpillar 326F L 2019 $128,800 3,460 1
4 Caterpillar 160M2 2011 $119,000 9,771 Good
5 Komatsu PC360LC-10 2012 $49,900 14,300 3

The Caterpillar 326F L deserves particular attention. At 3,460 hours and a condition rating of 1, it combines late-model efficiency with minimal wear. The 326F L specs a C7.1 ACERT engine and runs at roughly 32,000 pounds operating weight — sized for utility work, residential excavation, and mid-scale commercial foundations.

The Komatsu PC360LC-10 at $49,900 offers a lower capital entry point. The PC360LC-10 carries Komatsu's Tier 4 Interim technology and a reinforced undercarriage for heavy digging. At 14,300 hours, buyers should budget for undercarriage evaluation and potential component replacement within the first 1,000 operating hours.


Lowest Hours: Freshest Machines This Week

Rank Equipment Year Hours Price Condition
1 Caterpillar 299D2 Hi-Flow 2019 1,775 $41,900 Good
2 JLG 600S 2005 2,800 $24,591.69 2
3 Caterpillar 326F L 2019 3,460 $128,800 1
4 Caterpillar 160M2 2011 9,771 $119,000 Good
5 Komatsu PC360LC-10 2012 14,300 $49,900 3

Three of the five lowest-hour machines carry Caterpillar badging. For fleet managers standardized on CAT parts inventory and dealer support networks, this week's selection aligns with existing maintenance programs.


Where to Focus: Best Selection by Category

Excavators offer the only multi-unit category this week — two machines with a $78,900 price spread. That range supports different capital allocations and application needs. Contractors needing a primary production machine should evaluate the 326F L; those seeking a backup or secondary digger for lighter utility work gain an option in the PC360LC-10.

Trucks represent the highest absolute dollar volume, with the W900 Glider and T880 combining for $364,800 in new inventory. Fleet managers replacing vocational units or adding capacity for spring construction season should prioritize these listings — late-model Kenworth trucks with established resale trajectories.

Single-unit categories (CTL, boom lift, lowboy, motor grader) each present targeted opportunities. The CTL in particular, at 1,775 hours, offers near-new productivity without new-equipment depreciation. The lowboy at $35,000 enables hauling capability for contractors previously outsourcing transport.


Buying Recommendations

  • For low-hour earthmoving: The Caterpillar 299D2 Hi-Flow at 1,775 hours and the 326F L at 3,460 hours both minimize immediate maintenance exposure. Budget for undercarriage inspection on any tracked machine regardless of hour reading.

  • For highway/hauling expansion: The 2023 Kenworth T880 delivers the newest model year available. The W900 Glider suits operators specifically seeking pre-emission powertrain simplicity — verify state registration requirements before purchasing.

  • For capital-constrained expansion: The JLG 600S at $24,591.69 and the Komatsu PC360LC-10 at $49,900 both offer functional capability at reduced entry points. Inspect boom structure and weld integrity on the 2005 JLG; plan undercarriage investment on the 2012 Komatsu.

Browse All New Listings to view full specifications, location details, and inspection reports for every unit mentioned above.


Proxy Equipment updates inventory continuously. Listings move based on market activity — contact sellers directly through platform messaging to confirm availability and schedule inspections.

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