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The right machine. A clear next step.
Browse machinery on the website. Viewing, the final quotation and purchase are agreed with the machine's seller.
01 · Choose a machine
Review the photos, specifications, price and VAT information. Read the condition description and known defects too. Year of manufacture, engine hours and mileage are different measures; check which are shown in the listing.
02 · Ask for details
Send the seller the listing link. Ask about availability, how current the reading is, the service history and which buckets, attachments or accessories are included in the price. Equipment shown in a photo is not automatically included in the sale.
“For spare parts” means that the machinery is sold for this purpose; clarify its condition before buying.
03 · Inspect the machinery
Arrange a viewing time and location. Discuss a trial or independent technical inspection with the seller if needed. Check the machine’s identity, documents and condition.
Try before buying. Machines can be rented with a later purchase to try them before buying. Rental and purchase terms are agreed separately with the seller for each machine.
04 · Quotation and purchase documents
Confirm the final price, VAT, completeness, payment terms and handover date with the seller. The seller's company and terms of the transaction must be clearly stated in the quotation and purchase documents.
Viewing a listing or sending an enquiry does not conclude a purchase contract. The website has no shopping cart or online payment.
05 · Handover and transport
Agree on who arranges transport, its cost, and which documents and attachments are handed over with the machinery. Transport, registration or financing terms are not automatically included in the price.
Frequently asked questions
Does the price include VAT?
Refer to the VAT note in the listing and the seller's final quotation.
Is the machine available immediately?
The seller confirms availability and the handover date.
Does the machine come with a warranty?
Any specific warranty or other arrangement must be confirmed with the seller. The website does not promise a uniform warranty for all machines. Statutory buyer rights remain in force.
Can a private individual buy?
Request a quotation from the seller of the machine. The website text does not exclude mandatory consumer rights.