Why Buy a Second-Hand Loader Wagon?
✅ Cost Savings – Used loader wagons are 30-50% cheaper than new ones.
✅ Proven Reliability – Many well-maintained models still have years of service left.
✅ Quick Availability – No waiting for manufacturing/delivery.

Top Places to Buy a Used Loader Wagon
1. Farm Equipment Dealerships
- Many dealers sell trade-in or refurbished loader wagons with warranties.
- Best for: Inspected, ready-to-use machines.
📍 Where to look: Local tractor dealers, CNH/John Deere used equipment sections.

2. Online Marketplaces
- Specialized Sites: TractorHouse, FarmMachinerysales, Agriaffaires
- General Platforms: eBay, Facebook Marketplace
- Best for: Comparing prices and models nationwide.

3. Farm Auctions
- Live/Online auctions often have great deals on used wagons.
- Best for: Bargain hunters willing to bid.
🔍 Check: Ritchie Bros., Euro Auctions, local farm auctions.

4. Farming Classifieds & Forums
- Farmers often sell directly in:
- Newspapers (e.g., Farmers Weekly)
- Online forums (AgTalk, FarmingUK)
- Best for: Negotiating with sellers directly.

5. Used Machinery Exporters
- Companies like Mascus or MachineFinder list imported second-hand wagons.
- Best for: Finding rare or European models (e.g., Strautmann, Kverneland).

What to Check Before Buying
🔧 Inspect:
- Hydraulic systems (leaks, hose condition)
- Tires/wheels (wear, cracks)
- Frame & chassis (rust, welding repairs)
- Loading mechanism (belts, chains, moving parts)

📜 Verify:
- Service history
- Hours of use
- Compatibility with your tractor (hitch type, PTO requirements)

Price Range (Used Loader Wagons)
- Small (8-12 ton): $5,000 – $15,000
- Medium (12-18 ton): $15,000 – $25,000
- Large (20+ ton): $25,000 – $40,000

(Prices vary by brand, age, and condition.)

Final Tips
✔ Test-drive if possible—operate hydraulics and loading functions.
✔ Compare multiple listings to avoid overpaying.
✔ Check spare parts availability (brands like Kuhn or Pottinger are widely supported).