Inspection Records
Used Equipment Inspection Records
Check items and conclusions are supplied and uploaded by the seller, with proportional spot-checks by the platform; for cross-border deals we recommend specifying re-inspection duties and acceptance standards in the contract.
MachineYearHoursConditionInspection resultReport
How to read the condition grade
The grade combines inspection findings and hours: the higher the grade, the heavier the duty it can take with less follow-up repair.
- AExcellentNo structural or hydraulic repairs on record; suited to continuous heavy duty.
- A-GoodNo major structural repair and no hydraulic leaks; wear parts still serviceable, suits medium-to-heavy duty.
- B+Fair plusSome structural repair done, hydraulics working normally, a few wear parts need replacing before work.
- BServiceableVisible repair marks on body and structure, functions normally, suits medium-to-light duty or short projects.
- CRepair neededListed repair items outstanding; sold as-is, repair cost not included in the quote.
What the inspection file covers
- Structure: weld checks on boom, stick and frame, with deformation records.
- Hydraulics: main pump pressure, cylinder leakage and oil cleanliness.
- Undercarriage and drive: track shoe wear, travel motors and swing clearance.
- Power system: engine compression, fuel consumption and exhaust smoke.
- Electrical and instruments: hour-meter reading verification and fault-code readout.
- Body and tyres: panel repairs, corrosion extent and tyre condition.