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Seller valuation
Get a free heavy equipment valuation before you list, trade, auction, or accept a low offer.
Tell us what you have. IronWanted reviews the machine, comparable market activity, condition, hours, location, and buyer demand so you can make a smarter selling decision.
Simple enough for one machine, useful enough for fleets, dealers, contractors, farmers, and owner-operators.
Type, year, make, model, hours, location, and contact details.
Condition, specs, attachments, records, and market demand all affect value.
We help you understand where the machine may sit in today’s market.
List with IronWanted, keep it private, or use the valuation to decide.
Most equipment owners lose money when they price off one auction comp, one dealer opinion, or a low offer from someone who knows more than they do. A valuation gives you a better starting point.
The goal is not just a number — it’s helping you turn that number into a real sale.
We create a professional listing and put your machine in front of buyers already shopping for equipment.
Financing support helps qualified buyers act on machines they otherwise could not buy cash.
Transport quotes make out-of-province or cross-border interest easier to turn into a deal.
Answers that help you feel comfortable submitting the form.
Yes. The valuation request is free and there is no obligation to list your machine with IronWanted.
No, but records help. Major component work, service history, attachments, and recent repairs can all support a stronger asking price.
Yes. The page is built for heavy equipment, trucks, trailers, forestry machines, agriculture equipment, and attachments.
IronWanted reviews your machine details and follows up with next steps — listing, buyer inquiries, financing, and shipping support if it is a good fit.
No. You can use the valuation to understand your position. If you want help selling, IronWanted can move the machine into a listing and buyer process.
Submit the machine details now. The better the information, the stronger the valuation conversation.