Weekly Inventory Digest: Screeners Lead Price Gains, McCloskey Units Command Premium
This week, Proxy Equipment added 29 new active listings spanning 18 equipment categories. Fleet managers and contractors will find meaningful inventory depth in mixer trucks, screeners, wheel loaders, and compact earth-moving equipment. Price points range from $4,500 for a dry van trailer to $265,000 for a premium screener, giving buyers across budget tiers clear options.
Summary: What Moved This Week
New inventory concentrated in several high-demand categories. Mixer trucks led volume with 4 new units, followed by 3 screeners and 3 wheel loaders. The screener category posted the highest average price at $194,300, reflecting strong market positioning for aggregate processing equipment.
Compact equipment remained active with 2 mini excavators averaging $40,925 and 2 crawler excavators at $37,400. Heavy earth-moving saw 2 bulldozers at $77,450 alongside single-unit additions in track loaders and motor graders.
New Listings by Category
Trucks & Transport
Mixer trucks dominated new listings with 4 units at an average price of $50,975. Concrete producers and ready-mix operators can compare multiple vintages and hour ranges this week.
Dump trucks added 2 units at $51,400 average, while garbage trucks contributed 1 unit at $19,900. A single specialty truck entered at $104,500, and a service truck listed at $29,975.
Dry van trailers posted the week's lowest average at $4,500 for 1 unit—worthwhile for fleets expanding freight capacity on minimal budget.
Earth-Moving & Excavation
Wheel loaders provided strong selection with 3 new listings at $45,967 average. These units suit material handling, site prep, and loading operations.
Mini excavators arrived in pairs: 2 units averaging $40,925. The compact footprint appeals to utility contractors and residential developers. Browse Mini Excavators
Crawler excavators matched that volume at 2 units and $37,400 average—competitive entry points for tracked digging operations.
Bulldozers listed 2 units at $77,450 average. A single track loader at $64,900 and one motor grader at $19,990 round out the pushblade and fine-grading segments.
Aggregate Processing & Material Separation
Screeners delivered the week's highest category average: 3 units at $194,300. This premium pricing reflects demand for mobile screening solutions in quarry, recycling, and topsoil applications. All three high-value listings this week are McCloskey units—buyers seeking proven throughput and portability should prioritize this category.
A single aggregate equipment piece listed at $92,000, broadening options for material processing beyond screening alone.
Lifts & Aerial Access
One aerial lift entered inventory at $15,000. Limited quantity this week means buyers should monitor daily replenishment if this category matches project timelines.
Compact & Support Equipment
Skid steers added 1 unit at $14,903—the 1998 Deere 7775 with only 828 hours. This exceptionally low-hour vintage unit demands attention from value-focused buyers.
A single hydroseeder at $79,900 serves erosion control and revegetation contractors. Browse Hydroseeding Equipment
Agricultural & Utility
One tractor listed at $75,900, suitable for rural construction sites, land clearing, or farm-adjacent operations requiring PTO-driven implements.
Notable Additions: Highest-Value and Lowest-Hour Units
Premium Listings by Price
The top three price points this week all belong to McCloskey screeners—evidence of sustained resale strength in mobile aggregate equipment.
2019 McCloskey R230 — $265,000 | 3,500 hrs | Good condition
This high-capacity screener tops the week's additions. The R230 series handles large volumes of difficult-to-screen material. At 3,500 hours, this unit sits in mid-life territory with demonstrated reliability and documented maintenance history.
2013 McCloskey R105 — $159,900 | 3,000 hrs | Condition 2
A smaller-footprint alternative at roughly 60% of the R230's price. The R105 excels in recycling and compact quarry settings. Hours remain conservative for an 11-year-old machine.
2012 McCloskey 628RE — $158,000 | 3,750 hrs | Condition 2
This trommel screener offers different processing mechanics than the vibratory R-series—ideal for sticky or moisture-laden materials. Pricing competes closely with the R105 despite older vintage, reflecting trommel demand in specific applications.
2014 Caterpillar D6T XL — $125,000 | 11,216 hrs | Condition 2
The only non-screener in the top five. This dozer carries higher hours but represents Cat's proven XL undercarriage and blade geometry. Fleet managers running land clearing or rough grading should compare this against newer, lower-hour alternatives in the same price bracket.
2016 Terex Advance — $105,000 | 7,553 hrs | Condition 3
A front-discharge mixer truck with mid-range hours. Condition 3 indicates visible wear or component needs—budget for post-purchase inspection and potential drum or drivetrain service.
Freshest Machines by Hours
Low-hour units favor buyers prioritizing remaining component life over initial purchase price.
1998 Deere 7775 Skid Steer — 828 hrs | $14,903.17 | Good condition
This 26-year-old unit accumulated under 32 hours annually on average. Exceptional preservation for vintage Deere skid steer architecture. Verify hydraulic seal integrity and loader arm bushing wear given calendar age, but operating hours suggest minimal internal engine or drivetrain stress.
2019 McCloskey ST80 — 1,145 hrs | $92,000 | Condition 2
A compact tracked stacker with extremely light use. The ST80 feeds screens or loads directly depending on configuration. Hours indicate near-depot condition despite five years since manufacture.
2020 New Holland E60C — 1,350 hrs | $51,900 | Good condition
This mini excavator averages roughly 270 hours annually—light duty for a 4-year-old compact. Good condition rating supports visual and operational inspection. Browse Mini Excavators
1990 Bowie Imperial 3000 Hydro Mulcher — 1,456 hrs | $79,900 | Fair condition
Another calendar-aged, low-hour unit. The hydroseeder/hydromulcher market sees limited new production, making preserved vintage machines valuable. Fair condition demands pre-purchase assessment of pump, engine, and hose integrity.
2011 Caterpillar 304D CR — 2,290 hrs | $29,950 | Condition 3
A 13-year-old compact radius excavator with moderate hours. The CR (compact radius) tail swing suits tight-site work. Condition 3 and sub-$30,000 pricing create upside for mechanically capable buyers.
Where to Focus: Best Selection by Category
Buyers seeking immediate comparison options should prioritize:
- Mixer trucks (4 units) — Widest selection, pricing clustered around $50,000–$51,000
- Screeners (3 units) — Premium category with clear McCloskey dominance; inspect for application fit
- Wheel loaders (3 units) — Balanced volume and mid-market pricing
- Mini excavators, crawler excavators, bulldozers, dump trucks (2 units each) — Sufficient to compare model years and hour profiles
Single-unit categories require faster decision-making. The 1998 Deere 7775 skid steer at 828 hours and $14,903 will not duplicate—similar preservation rarely overlaps in inventory timing.
Market Context for Sellers
This week's listings demonstrate where consigners find traction. Screeners command category premiums. Low-hour compact and support equipment draws above-average price-per-hour ratios. Condition transparency—documented hours, maintenance history, and honest grading—separates units that move quickly from those that linger.
Browse This Week's Full Inventory
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