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I'm trying to learn more about a possible bucket or tipping link issue and hoping to get some guidance from those with more experience. Lately, the bucket movement hasn't felt quite right - the motion seems uneven, and I'm not sure if it's wear in the linkage, pin/bushing play, or something in...

Keep the bucket low when swinging, and let the cycle flow instead of rushing it.

From what I understand, sealed auctions mean bidders submit their offers privately instead of competing in real time - but I'm not sure how this plays out in practice on the platform.

i'm trying to understand how smartequip actually drives revenue for equipment owners, dealers, or rental fleets, beyond just being a parts database.

Do you need to meet specific requirements, or can anyone sign up and participate once their account is approved? I’d appreciate any insights from people who’ve already tried bidding there. Thanks in advance!

Prices can vary a bit depending on location and the size of the machine,

If you're hunting for parts for your wheel loader, there are a few reliable options depending on whether you want OEM quality, aftermarket alternatives, or used components.

Curious to hear from others, what's worked for you when selling equipment online?

If you're wondering whether being outside Alabama is an issue with J.M. Wood Auction Co., it generally isn't. While their live auctions are held in Alabama, they attract buyers from across the U.S. and even internationally. Most auctions support online bidding, so you can participate remotely...

They also offer online bidding and market equipment to a pretty wide pool of national and international buyers.

Set the parking brake (if equipped), move the controls to release pressure, and take the key out.

Yes, there is. I actually used Verithread just last month.

For those of you who've actually used SmartEquip for heavy equipment parts lookup, how accurate is it? Does it really help reduce downtime and wrong part orders? Is it mainly for rental fleets, or can independent contractors benefit from it too?

I don't have the exact dates for the next GovPlanet auction offhand, but they usually post them on their website and send email alerts if you sign up.

To be honest, I've heard that their customer service and transparency during auctions are pretty solid. People seem to like how easy it is to navigate their listings.

IronPlanet is a heavy hitter in the equipment world, especially since joining forces with Ritchie Bros.

I want to make sure I get a reliable machine without any hidden issues. Any tips on inspections, common problems, or trusted sources would be really helpful!

Ritchie Bros still wins for big inventory and reliable auctions.

Ritchie Bros. makes buying heavy equipment really accessible.

Curious what machines and attachments are coming up.