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I checked trustpilot after bidding on an excavator and was alarmed by the reviews here. I called the seller whose info was printed on the excavator and confirmed everything was legit and they had worked with this site before. The complaints here are all over the place, but i would give credibility to the ones about govplanet creating unnecessary title delays, luckily heavy machinery does not have titles so i was able to get it picked up with just a bill of sale. I also had govplanet confirm the wire info over the phone twice just to make sure there wasnt any chance of the funds being lost or stolen. Machine looks and operates in the condition it was advertised and i got it for half of what this model was listed for elsewhere.

First of all you need to understand where the item came from and why it’s there. If it is military equipment there are really only two reasons for it to be there. 1) the item hit the end of its service life which likely means it was a serviceable item that a military organization received disposition instructions on. These are the items you want to buy. Chances are it had good maintenance and potentially has low meter readings (miles, hours, rounds) which GP always includes. 2) the item was unserviceable and the cost to repair exceeded DOD thresholds. These are items still in the inventory meaning you will see active duty organizations using. Since the DOD budget is tightening it’s more than likely that the owning unit harvested any good parts off of it to repair like items before getting rid of it. I would recommend staying away from these items. I have had good luck with this site but I do my homework. The one time I didn’t do my research I ended up winning a money pit. That being said, I will still probably break even on that endeavor.

I bid on a fnc106-a30 CNC mill Thank You for out biding me . I did not want it. Every one i bought had parts out of capinet