Equipment Value Guides

We track wheel loader cost trends so you can stay current whether you’re buying, selling, or benchmarking a deal. A wheel loader typically costs $20,000 to $500,000 in , depending on whether you’re shopping used or new. Used wheel loaders are commonly $20,000–$150,000, while new machines run about $50,000–$500,000+. Wheel loader value can jump based…

That log splitter isn’t just another shiny tool – it’s the difference between a weekend of backbreaking labor and a productive afternoon processing your winter fuel. As wood heating makes a comeback, with 2.5 million American households using it and the numbers growing, the question isn’t just about convenience. It’s whether these hydraulic workhorses actually…

Wheel loader rental pricing isn’t just about daily rates on a rate sheet—it’s a complex equation of machine size, operating hours, contract terms, and geographic pricing zones that can make or break your project budget. Hidden costs like fuel, transportation, and contract clauses can turn reasonable quotes into budget-busting invoices. From compact 110HP models to…

We track tractor cost trends so you can stay current whether you’re buying, selling, or benchmarking a deal. A tractor typically costs $10,000 to $150,000+ in . Older used tractors often trade in the ~$10,000–$40,000 range, while late-model compact utility units commonly land around ~$25,000–$70,000 and high-spec new or large-ag tractors can push ~$80,000–$150,000+. Pricing…

We track wood chipper cost trends so you can stay current whether you’re buying, selling, or benchmarking a deal. In , a wood chipper typically costs $2,000 to $300,000, with entry-level 4-inch machines near $2,000 and high-capacity towable units well into six figures.Budget roughly $2,000–$10,000 for small 4–6″ tow-behind chippers, $15,000–$75,000 for popular 12″ contractor…

We track wood chipper cost trends so you can stay current whether you’re buying, selling, or benchmarking a deal. In , a wood chipper typically costs $100 to $475,000, depending on the machine class and build. Homeowner electric and gas units run about $100–$2,500, towable/PTO chippers about $1,500–$27,000, and commercial self-propelled machines can land in…

We track log splitter rental cost trends so you can stay current whether you’re buying, selling, or benchmarking a deal. A log splitter rental typically costs $50 to $200 per day in , depending on the class of machine. Short rentals commonly run about $55–$95 per 4 hours, while weekly rentals often land around $250–$500….

We track log splitter cost trends so you can stay current whether you’re buying, selling, or benchmarking a deal. A log splitter typically costs $20 to $10,000+ depending on type and build. Manual and small electric units often land around $20–$800, mid-range gas or kinetic splitters commonly run $700–$2,500, and commercial/tractor-attach or skid-steer splitters can…

We track backhoe rental cost trends so you can stay current whether you’re buying, selling, or benchmarking a deal. A backhoe rental typically costs $280 to $1,000 per day in , with weekly rates around $800 to $3,500 and monthly rates about $2,200 to $8,000. In practice, smaller 60–89 hp units often land around $280–$600/day,…