Size class
Minis range from under 2 tonnes to around 6 tonnes. Tell us the model so we know where yours sits. The model number is on the serial plate, usually near the cab or on the boom.
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Under 6 tonnes
Bought a mini for one project and it's been parked since? We buy minis under 6 tonnes, running or not.

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About a minute. We call back with a number.
Who sells us minis
The basement or septic field is done. The mini is in the way.
A landscaper replaced the old unit with a new one.
Won't crank, won't track, or the swing lost power.
Left behind on a property that needs clearing.
Common wear

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Loading a mini
A running mini walks onto a deck truck in minutes. A dead one gets winched. Tell us about narrow gates, slopes or side yards.
Minis in depth
Minis are popular with contractors, landscapers and homeowners, so the details matter.
Minis range from under 2 tonnes to around 6 tonnes. Tell us the model so we know where yours sits. The model number is on the serial plate, usually near the cab or on the boom.
Rubber tracks wear and crack. New tracks cost a fair amount, so their condition shows up in the quote. Tell us whether the tracks are original, replaced or cracked through, and send a photo of each side.
Zero tail swing minis are popular for tight work and hold value well. Reduced tail swing machines are just as welcome, and the model tells us which yours is.
A hydraulic thumb and a quick coupler add value. Tell us if the auxiliary hydraulics work. A thumb that's bent or a coupler with worn pins still adds something.
An enclosed cab with heat adds value in BC winters. A canopy machine is fine; it just suits different buyers.
Many minis have engines under 25 hp, which puts them outside Metro Vancouver's Bylaw 1329. Larger minis may fall under it. If your mini is registered, update or cancel the registration when it's sold.
Many minis live on their own trailer. A trailer can be sold with the machine, and if it's registered, the registration transfers and you keep the plate.
Minis bought for a home project often end up parked in a backyard. Tell us the gate width and the path to the street, and we'll plan how to get it out.
Cracked rubber tracks, leaking cylinders, failed travel motors and electrical faults are the usual reasons minis get parked. None of them stop a sale.
Questions
Roughly anything under 6 tonnes. That covers the 1 to 2 tonne machines people rent for a weekend up to 5 to 6 tonne units that landscapers and drainage crews run every day.
Yes. Worn, cut or de-tracked rubber is common on minis and it just comes off the price a little. It doesn't stop the sale.
Tell us about the trailer when you send the details. If it goes with the machine, we'll look at both together and you'll get one number.
Usually, yes. Minis hold value well, and a non-running one still has an engine, a hydraulic system and a lot of steel that someone can use.
If it went in, it can usually come out. If it still tracks we walk it to the street. If it doesn't, tell us how far it is from the road and what's in the way.
Yes. Cab and canopy minis are both bought, running or not.
Send the make and model and where it's sitting. We'll call back with an offer.