Do you buy more than one forklift at a time in Florida?

Fleet lots are where we are most competitive, because one trip to Florida covers every unit. Whether it is three trucks or forty, you get a single offer, a single pickup, and a single payment. Plant closures and consolidations are a large part of what we do.

My forklift is on the second floor in Florida. Can you still get it out?

Usually, yes — freight elevators, ramps, and rigging are all part of the job. Tell us the access details up front (floor, doorway width, ceiling height, whether it rolls) so the right equipment shows up the first time.

What information do you need to quote a forklift in Florida?

Make, model, year, hour meter reading, fuel type, lift capacity, mast type, and honest condition notes, plus photos of the four corners, the lowered mast, the data plate, and the hour meter. That is enough to price it accurately without a site visit.

Is there any obligation once I get an offer in Florida?

None. The offer is yours to take or leave, there is no fee for the quote, and we will not badger you afterward. If our number is not the best one you find in Florida, take the better one.

Do you buy pallet jacks and other material handling equipment in Florida?

Yes, within our lane: electric pallet jacks, walkie stackers, reach trucks, order pickers, telehandlers, and forklift attachments. We are forklift specialists and we do not buy outside material handling.

What does it cost to have a forklift picked up in Florida?

Nothing. We arrange and pay for rigging, loading, and transport out of Florida ourselves. It is not deducted from your offer, and there are no commissions or listing fees at any point.

Nationwide · Forklifts only

Used Forklift BuyersPaid in cash, picked up free

We buy used forklifts of any age, hours, or condition. We buy forklifts and forklift-adjacent material handling equipment only — that focus is exactly why we can price a lift truck accurately and pay more than a general used-equipment dealer.

(954) 740-1983 Get a Cash Offer

Rough terrain pneumatic tire forklift staged roadside before transport

What used forklift buyers means when you deal with us

Most sellers searching for used forklift buyers have already discovered the problem with the alternatives. A classified listing means fielding calls from tyre-kickers for weeks. An auction means paying a seller's premium and accepting whatever the room decides on the day. A broker means a commission carved out of your number. We are the buyer, not the middleman, so the figure we quote is the figure you are paid.

We work every state in the country. Send the make, model, year, hour meter, fuel type, capacity, mast configuration, and honest condition notes, plus photos of the four corners and the data plate. That is enough for a firm number within 24 hours. If you accept, we schedule rigging and transport at our cost and pay you when the truck is loaded.

We are who people mean when they search “used forklift buyers near me”.
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We are who people mean when they search “buyers of used lift trucks”.

Row of used warehouse forklifts parked outside a distribution building during a fleet buyout — Fleet buyout — an entire row of warehouse forklifts purchased at once

Value bands

What forklifts are worth by capacity

Ranges reflect what we actually pay across grades A through D. Condition, hours, brand, and attachments decide where a specific truck lands. Call (954) 740-1983 for a real number on your machine.
Capacity	Typical Configuration	Common Use	Cash Range
3,000 lb	Electric three-wheel, walkie stacker, compact cushion	Retail backrooms, light assembly, small stockrooms	$1,500 – $12,000
4,000 lb	Electric counterbalance, reach truck, cushion tire	General warehousing, racked storage, light manufacturing	$2,000 – $16,000
5,000 lb	LP cushion, IC pneumatic, sit-down rider	The default workhorse across nearly every industry	$2,500 – $20,000
6,000 lb	IC pneumatic, LP cushion, diesel counterbalance	Distribution, lumber, building supply, dock work	$3,000 – $24,000
8,000 lb	Diesel or LP pneumatic, heavier cushion trucks	Steel, concrete products, heavy distribution, ports	$4,000 – $30,000
10,000 lb	Diesel pneumatic, dual-tire IC counterbalance	Manufacturing, lumber yards, marine, pipe handling	$5,000 – $38,000
15,000 lb	Heavy diesel counterbalance, mill-duty trucks	Steel service centres, paper, heavy fabrication	$8,000 – $52,000
20,000 lb	High-capacity diesel, Taylor / Hoist / Kalmar class	Steel, marine, precast concrete, heavy industry	$12,000 – $75,000
30,000 lb	Heavy mill-duty forklift, loaded container capable	Ports, steel mills, heavy manufacturing, rail yards	$20,000 – $110,000
50,000 lb and up	Container handler, reach stacker, super-heavy forklift	Intermodal terminals, ports, steel mills, shipyards	$35,000 – $300,000

How it works

Four steps from photos to cash

Send the specs

Make, model, year, hours, fuel type, capacity, and mast. Photos of the four corners, the mast, and the data plate. Call it in or use the form.

Get a cash offer in 24 hours

We price against live wholesale and auction data, not a guess. You get a real number, in writing, usually the same day.

We pick it up and pay

We schedule the rigging and transport at our cost and you are paid at the time of pickup. No fees taken out of the number.

Why sell to us

Direct buyer, not a broker

Why Sell To Us

Four reasons sellers stop shopping and just call

No listing, no waiting

You are not posting an ad and hoping. You are selling directly to the buyer who writes the check.

No commissions, no fees

Brokers take a cut of your sale price. We are not brokers. The number we quote is the number you receive.

Cash offer within 24 hours

Send the specs and photos today and you will have a real number back inside one business day, usually much sooner.

We handle the pickup

Rigging, loading, and transport are ours to arrange and ours to pay for. You do not rent a forklift to load a forklift.

Questions

Common questions

Do you buy more than one forklift at a time in Florida?: Fleet lots are where we are most competitive, because one trip to Florida covers every unit. Whether it is three trucks or forty, you get a single offer, a single pickup, and a single payment. Plant closures and consolidations are a large part of what we do.
My forklift is on the second floor in Florida. Can you still get it out?: Usually, yes — freight elevators, ramps, and rigging are all part of the job. Tell us the access details up front (floor, doorway width, ceiling height, whether it rolls) so the right equipment shows up the first time.
What information do you need to quote a forklift in Florida?: Make, model, year, hour meter reading, fuel type, lift capacity, mast type, and honest condition notes, plus photos of the four corners, the lowered mast, the data plate, and the hour meter. That is enough to price it accurately without a site visit.
Is there any obligation once I get an offer in Florida?: None. The offer is yours to take or leave, there is no fee for the quote, and we will not badger you afterward. If our number is not the best one you find in Florida, take the better one.
Do you buy pallet jacks and other material handling equipment in Florida?: Yes, within our lane: electric pallet jacks, walkie stackers, reach trucks, order pickers, telehandlers, and forklift attachments. We are forklift specialists and we do not buy outside material handling.
What does it cost to have a forklift picked up in Florida?: Nothing. We arrange and pay for rigging, loading, and transport out of Florida ourselves. It is not deducted from your offer, and there are no commissions or listing fees at any point.

Tell us what you have and we will price it

Call (954) 740-1983 or send specs and photos for a firm cash offer within 24 hours.

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