Contractors & equipment owners
Sell Your Skid Steer or Compact Track Loader in Florida
I'm Niko. I buy used skid steers and compact track loaders from contractors, fleet owners, and equipment owners across Florida. Running, high-hour, parked, or needing repairs: send the model, hours, condition, photos, and your city or ZIP. Include any buckets, forks, or other attachments you want to sell with the machine.
Not sure what to send? Use the machine and attachment photo checklist. Selling larger excavators or loaders? See heavy equipment buying.
What we buy
Compact equipment we purchase
If it works a jobsite and fits on a trailer, it's worth asking about. As a direct buyer we purchase most compact machines in sellable condition — single units, a few units after a job wraps, or a small fleet you're rotating out.
Skid steers
Wheeled skid steer loaders of most makes, sizes, and lift capacities.
Compact track loaders
Rubber-track skid steers and CTLs for soft-ground and heavy jobsite work.
Mini excavators
Compact and mini excavators, running or in need of attention.
Telehandlers & reach forklifts
Telescopic handlers and rough-terrain reach forklifts from finished projects. See our dedicated telehandler buyer in Central Florida page.
Compact loaders & dumpers
Compact wheel loaders, tracked dumpers, and similar small jobsite machines.
Attachments
Buckets, pallet forks, augers, grapples, and other skid-steer attachments.
Skid steer & track loader photo checklist
- Make, model & year
Brand (Bobcat, Cat, Kubota, John Deere, Case, Wacker Neuson, etc.), model number, and model year if known.
- Hours & known problems
Send a photo of the hour meter if accessible, and say whether the machine starts, moves, and operates its lift arms based on what you already know. Note warning codes, leaks, missing parts, or an unknown history.
- Tires or tracks
Photograph both sides of the machine, the tires or tracks, and visible undercarriage wear or damage. Include the cab and an overall front and rear view where safe to access.
- Included attachments
Give each bucket, grapple, fork set, or auger its own photo. Show the attachment label and coupler if accessible, and list any attachments you are keeping so the proposed sale is clear.
- Pickup access
Send your city or ZIP and whether the machine is in a yard, shed, or jobsite. Mention if it cannot move under its own power or if transporter access is restricted.
No need to repair, start, or move an unsafe machine for an inquiry. Tell me what is unknown; we can review the lot and discuss any loading requirements before agreeing on a purchase.
Who we buy from
Who sells compact equipment to us
We work with the owners and crews who end up with a machine that's no longer earning its keep.
Site & general contractors
Sell machines after a project wraps or when you're rightsizing the fleet.
Landscapers & site-prep crews
Turn a spare skid steer or mini excavator into cash between seasons.
Owner-operators
Sell a single machine you've replaced or no longer need — running or not.
Rental & fleet owners
Move retired or high-hour units out of the yard on your timeline.
How it works
Selling your machine in three steps
Share the details
Make, model, year, hours, attachments, condition, and where it's located. Photos help.
Get your offer
A representative reviews what you sent and follows up with an offer to buy, plus any questions.
Get paid & picked up
Accept the offer and we coordinate payment and pickup around your site and schedule.
Your details were sent
Thank you — your request reached us and Niko will contact you to talk through an offer. Here's a copy of what you sent:
Prefer to talk sooner? Reach us at ind.equipmentbuyer@gmail.com · +1 321-977-1194
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Skid steer & compact equipment FAQs
What compact equipment do you buy?
We buy skid steers, compact track loaders, mini excavators, telehandlers, compact wheel loaders, and common attachments like buckets, forks, and augers. Most makes are welcome, including Bobcat, Cat, Kubota, John Deere, Case, New Holland, Takeuchi, and Wacker Neuson.
Do you buy machines that don't run or need repairs?
Yes. We buy running machines and non-running or high-hour units. Tell us the condition honestly — hours, known issues, and whether it starts and drives — and we factor that into the offer.
Where in Florida do you buy skid steers and compact equipment?
We are based in Central Florida and buy around Orlando and statewide. For larger lots or fleets we also look at select opportunities elsewhere in the Southeast.
What details help you make an offer faster?
Make and model, year, engine hours, attachments included, whether it's a wheeled or track machine, and a few clear photos. The pickup ZIP code helps us plan logistics.
Can I sell attachments with my skid steer or track loader?
Yes. List the buckets, forks, grapples, augers or other attachments included in your proposed sale. Send a separate photo and a readable model label for each attachment, and tell us which items you plan to keep. If an attachment's hydraulic requirements or compatibility are unknown, say so.
How do I get an offer and get paid?
Fill out the short form on this page or call 321-977-1194. A representative reviews every submission and follows up directly to talk through an offer, then we coordinate payment and pickup around your schedule.
Selling a telehandler, reach forklift, or rough-terrain forklift? We have a dedicated telehandler buyer in Central Florida page. Have a full-size excavator or dozer? See our excavator & heavy equipment buyer in Central Florida page. Selling a backhoe loader? We have a dedicated backhoe buyer in Central Florida page. Also have a warehouse forklift? See selling a forklift in Florida. Rotating out trucks or vans too? Visit sell fleet vehicles & cargo vans. Not sure what details to send? Read our guide on how to sell surplus equipment in Central Florida. Clearing a whole wrapped job at once? See our contractor surplus buyer in Central Florida page, browse our real purchases & worksites, or request an offer for a full list.