Reputable machine brokers are able to find almost any machine you need. Remember that their primary interest is in you, the customer. They have no warehouse full of cold iron in which they have invested big bucks. A dealer has a vested interest in selling his inventory in order to turn over his inventory. He… Read More »
Did you know you can list your surplus and underutilized manufacturing machinery for sale on the GreasyMachines website? It’s a simple, straightforward and efficient way to transform the gear you’re not using into cash! You set your own price, too! Here’s how it works: First, register for a GreasyMachines account. We collect basic information, including your… Read More »
There are times when business owners need more cash than they currently have access to. Emergency expenses, slow sales cycles, and a number of other events can put a company in a position where they have to find another source of revenue, fast. In these instances, it’s very natural to think, “Well, what can we… Read More »
Many sales people representing Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) look at used equipment brokers as competitors. However, we can be your friend. Consider the following scenario. You, the OEM seller, have a customer all enthused about buying your brand new machine but they say (as you have heard many times before), if I had the money from this one or if I had… Read More »
What does “Old” mean anyway when it comes to machinery? During a conversation with someone yesterday, something was said to me that I have heard countless times. “That is a very old machine.” In fact, I have even employed this tactic myself when purchasing used vehicles or lawn equipment for instance. However, I take issue… Read More »
People often come to us to help sell a quality piece of machinery. Of course they want maximum money in minimum time. Doesn’t everybody? Unfortunately it doesn’t work that way. Time is your enemy. The sooner you need your cash, the less you are likely to net. Just like when you sell your house. Here… Read More »