How we inspect
Inspect the exact machine before you commit.
Every used machine has a different working history. We help the buyer confirm identity, condition, configuration, price, and delivery arrangements for the selected unit.
See inspection and delivery casesFour inspection stages
From the first shortlist to a confirmed quotation.
The inspection is tied to the exact machine you select, not only to a general model specification.- 01
Confirm the machine identity
We check the model, serial number, engine plate, production year, hour meter, and the exact machine selected for quotation.
- 02
Inspect the main systems
The inspection covers cold start, engine sound, controls, hydraulic response, visible leaks, crawler wear, mast, rotary system, and attachments.
- 03
Confirm configuration and documents
We compare the supplied tools and accessories with the quotation, then review service information, transport dimensions, and available export documents.
- 04
Confirm price and delivery readiness
Before payment, we reconfirm the current price, yard location, availability, seller authority, loading method, inland transport, and destination requirements.
Buyer inspection checklist
What a useful pre-purchase check should include.
- Machine identity
- Model and serial plates, engine number, production year, hour meter, yard location, and current availability.
- Mechanical condition
- Cold start, operating test, controls, hydraulics, visible leaks, wear points, undercarriage, working assembly, and attachments.
- Commercial confirmation
- Final price, supplied tools, payment terms, seller documents, loading method, inland transport, and export requirements.
Before quotation
You receive a current-unit confirmation.
We reconfirm the selected machine, its seller, serial identity, location, price, configuration, and availability. Additional tests or an independent third-party inspection can be arranged when needed.
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