Before any skid steer or excavator is sold, we take the time to thoroughly inspect the machine so there are no surprises after it changes hands. We look beyond surface condition and focus on the components that affect performance, reliability, and long-term cost of ownership. From hydraulic hoses and sensors to track life and undercarriage wear, each inspection is done to give an honest snapshot of the machine’s current condition and how it’s expected to perform in the field.

Why a Pre-Sale Inspection Matters
• Identifies hydraulic hose wear, leaks, and pressure issues before they become costly failures
• Confirms sensors, electrical systems, and fault codes are working as intended
• Evaluates track or tire life and undercarriage wear to avoid unexpected replacement costs
• Helps prevent downtime by catching issues early instead of after the sale
• Builds trust by providing a clear, honest assessment of machine condition
• Protects both buyer and seller by setting clear expectations up front