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since Jun 26$8,800+$1,700 (+19%)$10,500
Market demand: heavy equipment in Oklahoma sold in 76% of closed auctions this past year, with a median of 13 bids per lot. From 183 completed sales in our archive.
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Item: 1990 Case 550 dozer Pickup: Poteau, OK 74953 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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BidProwl Summary
This aggregated auction listing is being sold by Purple Wave in Poteau, Oklahoma. The current bid is $10,500 and 28 bids have been placed. BidProwl's Flip Score puts it at 20/100, which scores below the median for heavy equipment.
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Description from Purple Wave
1990 Case 550 dozer - Hours: 4,856 on meter - Serial: JAK0013690 Engine - Case - Displacement: 3.9L - Cylinders: 4 - Fuel type: Diesel Transmission - Direct-drive - 2F - 2R Operators station - OROPS - Steering: Clutch brake Features - Dozer blade - Blade type: 6-way - Blade shape: Straight - Width: 8' Tracks - Width: 16" - Grouser pads: Single - Bottom rollers: 6 The Roy Reed LLC Poteau, OK 74953
What do bulldozer lots actually sell for?
County dozers with published hour meters; undercarriage replacement costs more than most winning bids, so read the tracks. See real bulldozer hammer prices from the last 12 months, or narrow it to what they go for in Oklahoma.
