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Wheel Loaders01Caterpillar · 950M · 1,058 hrs
- 6-cyl Diesel
- Fully enclosed cab with AC
Dealer asking price
$175,560
Machinery Cost Lab / Equipment Value Research
Heavy Equipment Prices, Explained.
Explore equipment pricing, understand what drives machinery value, and review real equipment listings.
- Listings shown
- 6
- Price basis
- Dealer asking
Real listings, real photos
Every price on this page is an asking price published by Florida Heavy Equipment Sales LLC, with a link back to the original listing.
Section 01 / Equipment price examples
Asking prices from a working dealer lot.
An asking price is what the seller is prepared to accept today for a specific machine in its current condition. It is not an appraisal and not a market average. These six units were selected from the public inventory of Florida Heavy Equipment Sales LLC to show one machine from each of its main categories. Year, hours, highlights, prices, and photos are the dealer's own, as published in its inventory.
- Wheel Loaders01View listing
Dozers02Caterpillar · D6 LGP · 4,943 hrs
- 9.3L Diesel
- Enclosed cab with AC
View listingDealer asking price
$133,210
Telehandlers03JCB · 542-70AG · 227 hrs
- 125 HP Diesel
- Enclosed cab with AC
- 9,000 lbs lift capacity
View listingDealer asking price
$70,070
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Tractors04Case IH · Maxxum 125 · 366 hrs
- 6.7L 6-cyl Diesel
- L105 loader included
View listingDealer asking price
$61,600
Skid Steers05Caterpillar · 259D3 · 226 hrs
- 4-cyl Diesel
- Enclosed cab with AC
View listingDealer asking price
$36,575
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Excavators06Caterpillar · 305 CR · 1,678 hrs
- 3-cyl Diesel
- Enclosed cab with AC
- Hydraulic thumb
View listingDealer asking price
$32,725
Source and date. Dealer asking prices published at floridaheavyequipmentsalesllc.com/inventory. Prices and availability are set by the dealer and can change or sell at any time; the linked listing page is the authoritative record.
Not an appraisal. Machinery Cost Lab has not inspected these machines and publishes no market-average or “fair” values. Use the examples to see how year, hours, and configuration appear alongside a price, then verify any machine yourself.
Section 02 / What affects equipment value?
Four things every price is built on.
Used equipment is priced machine by machine. The same four inputs sit behind almost every number on a dealer lot; read them together, and an asking price starts to make sense.
- 01
Equipment age and model year
Model year is the first thing a buyer reads and the first thing a price reflects. Newer machines carry current emissions tiers, newer electronics, and more remaining service life, so they hold more of their original price. Age also sets expectations: a ten-year-old machine is priced on condition, a two-year-old machine on what it cost new.
On the lot · The examples above span model years 2020 to 2023, and the price order does not follow age alone: the 2020 wheel loader is the highest-priced unit, the 2023 mini excavator the lowest.
- 02
Operating hours
Hours are the odometer of heavy equipment. They say how much of the engine, hydraulics, and undercarriage has already been used up. Low hours on an older machine can mean light duty or long storage; high hours on a newer machine mean hard, continuous work. Hours are read together with age, never alone.
On the lot · On this lot the 2022 Caterpillar 259D3 is listed at 226 hours and the 2020 Caterpillar D6 LGP at 4,943 hours: two machines from the same dealer with very different working lives behind them.
- 03
Mechanical condition and maintenance
Two machines with the same year and hours can be priced far apart. Service records, undercarriage and tire wear, hydraulic leaks, cab condition, and whether major components have been rebuilt all move the number. A documented maintenance history is worth real money because it removes guesswork for the next owner.
On the lot · Florida Heavy Equipment Sales LLC states on its About page that every unit goes through a mechanical review and a title and service history check before it is listed. Confirm condition yourself: inspect in person or ask for the records.
- 04
Brand, model and configuration
Brand sets the resale floor: makes with dense dealer and parts networks resell more easily and for more. Within a brand, the specific model and its configuration matter as much as the badge. Cab versus open station, track width, attachments, lift capacity, and included implements each change what a machine can do and what it is worth.
On the lot · Configuration is visible right in the listings: an LGP (low ground pressure) undercarriage on the D6, a hydraulic thumb on the 305 CR, a loader included with the Maxxum 125, and a 9,000 lb lift rating on the JCB telehandler.
Section 03 / Dealer feature
Florida Heavy Equipment Sales LLC
Built to work. Priced to move.
A used construction and heavy equipment dealer in Perry, Florida, selling to contractors, landscapers, and fleet owners. According to the dealer, every unit goes through a mechanical review and a title and service-history check before it is listed, with pricing and written terms provided up front.
The lot carries 7 equipment types. Buyers can browse the current inventory online, visit the yard in Perry to see machines in person, or contact the dealer directly with a purchase request.
- Telehandlers
- Excavators
- Tractors
- Dozers
- Skid Steers
- Wheel Loaders
- Parts & Attachments
Disclosure
Machinery Cost Lab features Florida Heavy Equipment Sales LLC as its linked dealer. Every description, category, price, photograph, and company statement on this page comes from the dealer's public website (its home, inventory, and About pages); nothing has been independently verified by Machinery Cost Lab. Machinery Cost Lab does not sell equipment, does not take payments, has not inspected any machine, and receives no commission on sales. The outbound links open the dealer's own website, where any purchase is arranged directly with the dealer.