A direct alternative to auction or storage
A dumper may become surplus at the end of a project, during fleet replacement or when repair is no longer economical. A direct assessment considers the machine in its current condition and the equipment needed to load and transport it.
Provide the manufacturer, model, year, serial number and hour-meter reading. Explain whether it starts, drives, steers, brakes, tips and articulates correctly, then describe tyres or tracks, leaks, damage and the collection surface.
What helps us value a site dumper
- Manufacturer, model, year and serial number
- Operating weight, capacity and skip configuration
- Hour-meter reading and service history
- Starting, driving, steering, braking and tipping functions
- Tyre, track, hydraulic and articulation condition
- Known leaks, damage or safety defects
- Ownership, finance and fleet records
- Loading facilities, access width and ground conditions
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What we consider
- Wheeled site dumpers
- Tracked dumpers
- Swivel and straight-tip skips
- Articulated machines
- High-hour fleet plant
- Surplus project equipment
- Hydraulic or engine faults
- Damaged and non-running dumpers