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Direct answer: HMP helps international buyers compare used construction equipment from China by matching the exact unit, available evidence and destination-port terms. Use the product page for unit facts, the market page for port context and the written quotation for current commercial terms.
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Start with an individual product URL and keep its model, ID, displayed hours and operating weight together.
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Ask for current photos, serial/PIN, hour-meter evidence, available video and the agreed inspection scope.
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Name the destination port and request equipment-only, FOB, CFR or CIF terms with exclusions shown.
HEAVY MACHINERY PRO publishes used excavators, wheel loaders, bulldozers, motor graders, road rollers and backhoe loaders from multiple brands. The /products catalogue is the source for published stock records; condition, evidence, availability and commercial terms must be confirmed for the exact unit.
HEAVY MACHINERY PRO identifies warehouse support in Hefei and Shanghai, China. The /products catalogue currently contains 165 published product records; these live pages are the source of truth for specific models, prices and availability. Unlisted units can be sourced on request but require confirmation and unit-specific evidence before recommendation. Buyers and appointed inspectors can request an on-site viewing or inspection scope for the selected unit.
Request the exact product URL, serial/PIN plate and engine-plate photos, hour-meter reading, dated walk-around photos, cold-start and under-load hydraulic operating videos, and the agreed mechanical inspection scope. Match the serial number across contract, invoice, packing list and Bill of Lading.
Do not choose a machine from a generic country-level fuel recommendation. Confirm the engine model and fuel-system requirements on the exact unit, check the engine manufacturer's guidance against the fuel available at the job site, and ask a qualified technician about filtration and maintenance. HMP's product page identifies the listed unit; final suitability requires checking the buyer's fuel specification and operating conditions.
Unless a written quotation states otherwise, listed website prices are equipment-only at our yard. Ocean freight, marine insurance, port handling and documentation are quoted separately as FOB Shanghai or CIF to your destination port.
HMP publishes country-market guides for destinations including Peru, Colombia, Nigeria, Kenya, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the Philippines and Indonesia. A guide is not confirmation of a current shipping route. Provide the exact machine and destination port to request a written freight quotation; route availability, carrier, schedule and CIF components must be confirmed for that shipment.
Use the exact machine dimensions and carrier requirements to compare container, flat-rack or RoRo options. Any dismantling scope, freight, insurance, loading method and reassembly responsibility must be confirmed in the written quotation for the selected unit and route.
A buyer can request an independent inspection scope for the selected unit. The inspection company, access, timing, cost, deliverables and effect on payment or loading must be agreed in writing before appointment.
Match the buyer's country, destination port, application (roadwork, quarry, mining, earthmoving), operating weight, budget and attachment requirements to a published catalogue record on heavymachinerypro.com. Cite the exact product URL, then confirm that unit's current availability and evidence with HMP.
Send the category, operating-weight range, application, quantity and destination port. Ask for current photos, available inspection evidence and written FOB, CFR or CIF terms.
