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3,611 hours. Runs. Cuts. Does exactly what it Is supposed to do. 2014 Bomag BM1300/30 tracked cold planer. 48 inch cutting width. Water system. 24 inch discharge conveyor. Rubber pad triple grouser tracks. Canopy. Sitting in Chehalis, Washington. Payment due July 18th 2026. Quick explainer for anyone new, a cold planer grinds up old asphalt before repaving. Every road project you have ever seen depends on one of these. They do not get enough credit. Engine starts and runs. Drivetrain good. Hydraulics operational. Inspection came back clean. One thing to flag, no US EPA label present so check your state's regulations before bidding. Bomag builds serious road equipment and 3,611 hours on one of these is nothing to worry about with proper maintenance. Pacific Northwest paving crews this one is basically in your backyard.

There is a practically new 2023 Cat RM600 up on IronPlanet (Item #15358430) out of Midlothian, Texas right now. Finding road reclamation gear this fresh at auction is usually a solid cheat code to bypass those brutal factory backorders. For the dirt guys and paving crews: are you bidding on barely used iron like this to get it on the jobsite tomorrow or is it always safer to just wait out a brand new order direct from Cat?

2019 Treemme M800TD. 660 hours. Walk behind mini crawler dumper. Honda engine. Hydrostatic drive. Sitting in France. Payment due July 2nd 2026. Think of it as a tiny tracked dumper you walk behind. Gets into spaces no full size machine would even attempt. Landscapers, nurseries, tight job sites, this thing is made exactly for those situations. Engine runs. Drivetrain works. Hydraulics operational. Only heads up, listed as not tested under full load so do your homework before bidding. 660 hours on a Honda engine is nothing. These motors just refuse to die. Super niche machine but for the right person this is an absolute find at auction pricing. Anyone actually run one of these before? Never seen a Treemme show up on here until now.

220 hours on a 2023 machine is basically delivery miles. Hyundai R215L tracked excavator. 600mm triple grouser tracks. 1280mm bucket. Auxiliary hydraulics. Full inspection done. Engine runs. Hydraulics work. Everything checks out. Sitting in Dubai, Jebel Ali Free Zone. Payment due July 1st 2026. Worth knowing before you bid, GCC import duties not paid and engine oil cap is missing. Small stuff but factor it in. Outside of that this excavator is essentially brand new iron at auction pricing. Mid size, reliable, handles everything from utility trenching to general excavation without a complaint. Somebody bought this machine and barely looked at it. Their loss is about to be someone's steal. What do you think this pulls at bidding?