Photos to send
Both sides, the undercarriage close up, the blade, the ripper or winch, the engine and the hour meter.
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Sell My Bulldozer: What Happens From Call to Lowbed
No listing, no tire kickers, no hunting for a buyer with a trailer. Here's how selling to us works.
Running or notLowbed arranged
Free offer · No obligation
Get your dozer offer
About a minute. We call back with a number.
- One call, one number
- We book the lowbed and permits
- Paid on pickup day
Step by step
From call to lowbed
- 01
Send the specs
Type, make, model, runs or not, location.
- 02
Send photos
Four sides, undercarriage, blade, ripper, hour meter.
- 03
Get your number
One offer as it sits, haul included.
- 04
We plan the move
Tilt deck or lowbed, plus any oversize permit.
- 05
Lowbed day
Sign, get paid, we load and chain it.
On the day
Have these ready
- Keys and gate access
- Invoice or earlier bill of sale
- Photo ID for whoever signs
- Company authority if a business owns it
- Lender release if it was financed
- A firm path to where the lowbed parks
Dozer sitting idle? Get a number in minutes.
Would a private sale pay more?
Maybe, for a clean, low-hour dozer and a seller with time. We're best for dozers that sit, have problems, are hard to reach, or need to go now.
Selling tips
Getting an accurate quote on a dozer
Photos and a few numbers tell us most of what we need.
Serial plate
The serial plate tells us the exact model and year.
A short video
If it runs, a short video of it starting, moving and steering both ways helps.
Known problems
Leaks, steering issues, smoke or slipping. Honest details keep the quote steady.
Access
Tell us where it sits and whether a lowbed can reach it.
Paperwork
A bill of sale or invoice, and a lien release if it was financed.
Questions
Common questions
How quickly can this happen?
The offer usually comes quickly once we have photos. The pickup date depends on getting the right lowbed and, for bigger dozers, any permit for the move.
Do I need to be there on pickup day?
Someone needs to sign and show the driver the machine. If it's a farm hand or a site foreman, let us know ahead of time.
Will you take the blade and ripper off?
Usually not. Most dozers travel complete. Very wide blades sometimes come off or get angled to keep the load legal, and we handle that.
Can you buy a dozer and other equipment together?
Yes. An excavator, a grader, a dump truck or a pile of attachments on the same property can often go on the same trip or the next one.
Is there any fee?
No fees and no charge for the quote. Pickup is built into the offer for most machines.