A direct alternative to auction or trade-in
A mini digger may be surplus after a project, due for fleet replacement or uneconomical to repair. A direct enquiry avoids public advertising and lets transport requirements be considered before a sale is agreed.
Send the manufacturer, model, serial number, year and hours. Describe whether it starts, tracks, slews and operates hydraulically, then list the buckets or attachments included and explain the collection surface and access.
What helps us value a mini digger
- Manufacturer, model, year and serial number
- Hour-meter reading and service history
- Starting, tracking, slew and hydraulic operation
- Leaks, smoke, warning lights or structural damage
- Buckets, quick hitch and attachments included
- Loading facilities, ground conditions and gate width
What we consider
- Micro and mini excavators
- Tracked compact diggers
- High-hour fleet machines
- Surplus project plant
- Hydraulic or engine faults
- Damaged or non-running diggers
- Buckets, breakers and attachments
- Machines needing low-loader collection