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We Buy Used Skid Steers Cash Offer or Free Listing

Selling a used skid steer? Send us the make, model, year, hours and condition. We reply within one business day. If it'sa skid steer we buy, you get a cash offer. If not, list it free on the HeavyDutyYard marketplace, where we review every listing and screen buyer messages. Any brand, including Bobcat, Caterpillar, John Deere.

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Skid Steers Brands We Buy

Common Skid Steers Models We Buy

We have price and spec pages for 41 skid steersmodels. Don't see yours? Submit it anyway; we reply on models not listed here too.

What affects what your skid steer is worth

Beyond year, make and model, these are the things buyers look at on a used skid steer.

Hours and drive system

Chain case and drive motor condition matter more on a skid steer than almost anything else.

Controls and hydraulics

Pilot joystick controls and high-flow auxiliary hydraulics widen the buyer pool.

Cab

An enclosed cab with heat and air conditioning is worth more than an open ROPS machine.

Tires and attachments

Worn tires are a near-term cost. Buckets, forks and other attachments add value.

How many hours is a lot on a used skid steer?

Skid steer

Working life of about 4,000–8,000 hours (John Deere dealer TriGreen: typical lifespan about 5,000 hrs. Texas Final Drive: engine overhaul around 4,000 hrs (40 hp) to 8,000 hrs (80 hp)). Typical use: 750–1,500 hours a year.

  • Smaller (about 40 hp) machines usually need an engine overhaul after about 4,000 hours; 80 hp machines not until past 8,000. (Texas Final Drive)
  • Tires last about 500 hours on average. (Texas Final Drive)

Source: 10 Essential Things to Inspect When Buying a Used Skid Steer or Compact Track Loader

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is my used skid steer worth?

HeavyDutyYard estimates on our model pages run from $6,500–$65,000 for used skid steers, depending on brand, model, year, hours and condition. Send us your skid steer's details and we reply within one business day, with a cash offer if it's one we buy.

What skid steer brands do you buy?

Any make. Our model pages cover 5 skid steer brands, including Bobcat, Caterpillar, John Deere, Case, Kubota. If yours isn't listed, send it anyway.

Can I sell a skid steer that doesn't run?

Send the details either way. We make cash offers on some machines; the rest can list free on the marketplace. Tell us about known issues up front so the offer or listing is accurate.

How do I prepare my skid steer for sale?

Nothing is needed to ask for an offer beyond the make, model, year and hours. Photos, service records and proof of ownership make the offer faster and more accurate.

What if you don't buy my skid steer?

You can list it free on the HeavyDutyYard marketplace. We review every listing before it goes live and screen buyer messages before they reach you. A featured spot is optional at a one-time $24.99.

How fast can I sell my skid steer?

We reply within one business day of your submission. If you accept a cash offer, payment and pickup terms are agreed in writing and we help coordinate a hauler. If you list on the marketplace instead, timing depends on buyers; you set the price.

What Are Skid Steers Worth by Brand?

Across 5 brands, HeavyDutyYard estimates for used skid steers run $6,500–$65,000. Bobcat has the highest top-end estimate in our data.

BrandModelsHeavyDutyYard Estimate
Bobcat14$7,000–$65,000
Case9$6,500–$58,000
Caterpillar8$10,500–$52,000
John Deere8$8,000–$52,000
Kubota2$22,000–$42,000

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