Used Heavy Equipment for Sale in Texas

Most units in our inventory are listed as work-ready or in excellent used condition. Many have documented maintenance histories, recent engine rebuilds on select models, and have been inspected prior to listing. Specific condition details — including hours, mileage, and any known issues — are disclosed in each equipment listing. We recommend scheduling an in-person inspection before purchase.

Yes. Mideast Equipment Supply offers business financing through CIT and multiple lending partners. Monthly payments can start as low as $153/mo depending on the equipment price and terms. A 60-second financing application is available, with a minimum financed amount of $1,500. Multiple lenders compete for your business to ensure you receive competitive rates.

Pricing varies widely by equipment type, manufacturer, year, and condition. Examples include tag trailers starting from $6,500, skid steers around $11,500, dump trucks from $32,500, flatbed trailers at $27,000, excavators from $59,000 to $180,000, and specialty lowboy trailers up to $220,000. Many units offer call-for-price or pricing-on-request options.

Yes. In-person inspections are available by appointment at various Mideast Equipment Supply locations including Vernal, Utah; Bloomfield, Connecticut; and multiple Massachusetts locations. Contact the team at (844) 933-2450 to schedule a viewing. Inspection reports are also available for select units upon request.

Yes. Mideast Equipment Supply ships equipment across the United States and internationally. The company works with leading freight forwarding partners and has experience moving equipment of any size. Shipping terms and costs are available upon request — contact (844) 933-2450 or support@mideastequip.com for specific delivery arrangements.

Most heavy trucks and trailers require a valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL) and DOT compliance. Excavators, dozers, loaders, and other construction equipment may require OSHA-compliant operator training, with specific requirements varying by state and jurisdiction. Specialized equipment such as cryogenic trailers may require additional licensing for hazardous material transport. Always verify local regulations before operation.