Engine
Cold start, idle, smoke, visible leaks, abnormal noise, oil condition, and engine identification.
Inspection & verification center
Verify the machine before you confirm the order
Request identity evidence, system checks, detailed photos, operation videos, live yard inspection, and pre-shipment records for the selected unit.
Six inspection areas
What buyers can ask us to check
Inspection evidence separates observed facts, seller-reported information, untested items, and details that still need confirmation.
Hydraulics
Pump sound, cylinder movement, hose condition, response, drift, and visible hydraulic leakage.
Travel & drive
Forward and reverse travel, steering, braking, shifting, final drive sound, and vibration.
Undercarriage / tires
Track shoes, rollers, sprockets, chains, tire tread, cracking, and visible wear.
Cab & electrical
Hour meter, monitor, warning lights, controls, air conditioning, seat, glass, and wiring.
Structure & attachments
Boom, arm, bucket, frame, counterweight, welds, repainting, dents, and auxiliary lines.
Verification workflow
From stock identity to loading evidence
Confirm identity
Match brand, model, year, serial information, hour meter, location, and current stock status.
Record visible condition
Separate observed facts from seller statements and list repainting, wear, repairs, leaks, or defects.
Test key functions
Record cold start, idle, hydraulic movement, travel, steering, braking, lifting, and attachment operation.
Build buyer evidence
Prepare requested photos, closeups, operation videos, live video inspection, and loading records.
Confirm before contract
Reconfirm the exact unit, price, inspection scope, shipping method, documents, and destination port.
Original used
Preserve working traces for evaluation
- ✓ Original paint, wear, leaks, and working traces remain easier to assess
- ✓ Hours and maintenance history still require evidence
- ✓ Visible defects and pending maintenance should be disclosed
- ✓ Suitable when the buyer prioritizes original condition
Refurbished used
Confirm exactly what was repaired or renewed
- ✓ Request the repainting and repair scope
- ✓ Confirm replaced parts and available records
- ✓ Test main systems after refurbishment
- ✓ Do not judge condition from appearance alone
Photo & video checklist
Evidence for remote approval
Choose the evidence needed for your decision. A visual inspection is not a warranty, and untested items remain to be confirmed.
□ Four-side machine photos
□ Engine bay and cold start
□ Nameplate and serial plate
□ Hour meter and monitor
□ Undercarriage or tire closeups
□ Hydraulic cylinders and hoses
□ Travel and steering test
□ Working function video
□ Live video call
□ Loading and container photos
Independent verification
Third-party inspection can be arranged by the buyer
For additional assurance, buyers may appoint an independent inspection company. The inspection scope, access, timing, and cost must be confirmed before the visit.
Discuss Third-Party InspectionBuyer questions
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about inspection, quotation, shipping, and export evidence.
Can I inspect the exact machine before paying a deposit?+
Yes. Ask for current photos, an operation video, a live video inspection, or an independent third-party inspection for the selected unit.
What information is required for a destination-port quote?+
Send the machine model, quantity, destination country and port, target delivery time, and any preferred shipping method.
Are website prices final export prices?+
No. Website prices are references. The final quotation is confirmed after stock, condition, inspection scope, freight, and delivery terms are checked.
What proof can be provided before shipment?+
Available evidence can include machine identity, inspection records, preparation photos, loading and lashing photos, and agreed shipping documents.
Direct export support
Ready to verify a machine?
Send the product link or target model, the systems you want tested, and your preferred live video time.