Sell my equipment

Here's the whole deal.

I buy used equipment for my own lot — I'm not brokering it, I'm not listing it for you, and I'm not taking a cut. I pay for it, I haul it, and then it's my problem.

1. 01 Tell me what it is Make, model, hours if you know them, and a couple of photos. Thirty seconds of typing is plenty.
2. 02 Get a real number, fast I'll call or text you back with an actual offer, usually the same day.
3. 03 Sell it outright or trade it in Take the cash, or put it toward something on my lot. Your call either way.
4. 04 I come get it I haul it myself. You don't need a trailer and you don't need to clean it up.

What I buy

Riding mowers, zero-turns, compact and utility tractors, trailers, UTVs, and most small equipment. If you're not sure, ask — the worst I'll say is that it's not something I can move.

Running or not

I'd rather hear "it won't start and I don't know why" than a story about how it ran fine last season. Tell me what's actually wrong with it. It doesn't scare me off and it won't change my number after I get there.

Straight offer

The number I give you on the phone is the number I hand you when I show up, assuming the machine is what you told me it was. I don't renegotiate in your driveway.

Outright or trade

Take the cash, or put it toward something on my lot and I'll credit you the full number. Your call, and you can decide when you see it.