USED HEAVY-DUTY
EQUIPMENT. NEW POSSIBILITIES.
FOUND THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT AT THE RIGHT PRICE? Eligible used heavy-duty equipment may be considered — lifts, alignment, tire equipment, emissions systems and more. Tell us what you found.
FixFin may help eligible Canadian heavy-duty businesses explore financing for qualifying used equipment. Depending on the equipment and transaction, factors such as the unit's condition, age, capacity documentation, seller information and supporting documentation may be relevant to the financing review.
THE USED HEAVY-DUTY MARKET
Heavy-duty equipment is built for decades, which is why the used market is deep: column sets from upgrading fleets, presses and jacks from shop reconfigurations, alignment systems and emissions equipment from businesses changing direction. Well-maintained equipment from established manufacturers finds second homes in expanding shops every week.
Whether it's a single column set from a dealer's trade-in row or a complete lineup from a fleet that's reconfiguring, the purchase is reviewed around the actual unit: what it is, its condition, its documentation, who's selling it, and the transaction you're putting together.
EVERY HEAVY-DUTY CATEGORY, ON THE USED MARKET
Used Mobile Column Lifts
The deepest used market in heavy-duty — sets change hands as shops and fleets upgrade.
Used Heavy-Duty Lifts
Post and platform lifting — capacity documentation matters most here.
Used Multi-Axle Alignment Systems
Software-dependent — confirm software, updates and support status.
Used Truck Tire Equipment
Heavy-duty changers and balancers with long service lives.
Used DPF Cleaning Equipment
Emissions-service systems — condition and included documentation matter.
Used Service Truck Cranes
Cranes and bodies from service-truck reconfigurations.
WHAT SHOPS COMMONLY CONSIDER IN USED HEAVY-DUTY EQUIPMENT
These are business-level planning considerations — FixFin doesn't certify equipment condition or safety, and this isn't inspection or installation guidance. The Used Equipment Buying Guide covers the considerations in detail.
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A DEALER HAS A TRADE-IN OR DEMO UNIT
Heavy-duty dealers regularly resell trade-ins and demonstration equipment. A dealer-used machine often comes with inspection paperwork — useful context when options are reviewed.
A SHOP OR FLEET IS SELLING ITS LINEUP
Buying from a shop that's winding down can be an opportunity — and multiple machines in one transaction can be reviewed as one project.
YOU'RE EXPANDING AND THE USED MARKET MOVES FASTER
Adding bays with used columns or presses? The expansion purchase is what FixFin looks at — used equipment fits the same pathway.
YOU FOUND A LISTING THAT'S TOO GOOD TO PASS UP
Move on it — equipment condition and details help the review, and a quote or purchase agreement gives everyone clarity.
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