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since Jun 27$13,000+$4,500 (+35%)$17,500
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: 2002 Bobcat 337D mini excavator Pickup: Langley, OK 74350 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 Langley, Oklahoma. The current bid is $17,500 and 37 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
2002 Bobcat 337D mini excavator - Hours: 1,436 on meter - Serial: 233312122 Engine - Kubota - Cylinders: 4 - Fuel type: Diesel Transmission - Hydrostatic Operators station - OROPS Features - Auxiliary hydraulics - Two-way - Backfill blade - Width: 75" - Boom - Swing - Stick - Stick length: 60" - Thumb: Hydraulic - Bucket - Width: 18" - Teeth: 4 Tracks - Width: 16" - Rubber City of Langley Langley, OK 74350
What do Bobcat Equipment lots actually sell for?
Skid steers and compact loaders from municipal fleets; attachments included in the lot move the price sharply. See real Bobcat Equipment hammer prices from the last 12 months, or narrow it to what they go for in Oklahoma.
