Public works departments, highway districts, school systems and federal agencies all keep fleets of heavy equipment, and when a machine is replaced it usually goes to public auction. Over the past year, our sold archive recorded 3,632 closed sales of government heavy equipment, with a middle price of $3,950 and a middle half between $625 and $13,200.
Equipment prices cover a wide range because the machines do, from a walk-behind mower to a full-size excavator. Here is each type with enough sales to count, so the numbers compare like with like.
By type of machine
Where it sold
- Florida$3,172317 sales
- Texas$6,050227 sales
- Pennsylvania$10,800205 sales
- Georgia$4,550203 sales
- North Carolina$7,000187 sales
- Tennessee$3,930186 sales
- Ohio$3,500177 sales
- Virginia$1,725154 sales
- New York$3,913136 sales
- California$775136 sales
There are 8,246 live equipment auctions in our listings index right now, each with its photo, current price and closing time. Every number in this story updates on its own as new closed sales come in. To see what is for sale right now, with photos and current prices from every government auction platform at once, search on uxsearch.app.
