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Used and refurbished sales, Perth WA

Refurbished lifts, honestly described

We sell used and refurbished scissor lifts, not new ones. Each machine is repainted, fitted with new batteries and new decals, and inspected before it goes out. We will also tell you exactly what has not been done.

Refurbished electric scissor lift in the yard at Midland, available for purchase
For saleUsed and refurbished

What refurbished means here

The work that gets done

Refurbished is a word that gets used loosely in this industry, so here is exactly what it covers on our machines.

Paint
Repainted
Batteries
Replaced with new
Decals
New safety and rating decals
Inspection
Inspected before delivery

What is not included: the 10-year major overhaul is not part of a standard refurbishment. If a machine is due for one, or you want it done before purchase, say so and we will quote it separately. We would rather tell you up front than let you find out later.

Refurbished electric scissor lift of the class sold from our yard
Machines we have run ourselves come with a straight account of the hours and the history.

What we sell

Electric access equipment

Our own fleet is built around electric slab scissor lifts in the 5.8 metre class, and that is where our buying, servicing and refurbishment knowledge is deepest.

Ex-fleet machines

Lifts we have run

Machines coming off our own hire fleet, refurbished and sold on. We know the service history because we did the servicing.

Ask what is available

Sourced used

A specific make or height

Chasing a particular brand to match an existing fleet, or a taller platform? Tell us the specification and we will look for a good used example and price the refurbishment with it.

Send a specification

Hire, then buy

Try it on the job first

Not certain a machine suits your work? Hire one, put it on the job, then talk to us about buying. It is a better test than any spec sheet.

Hire one first

Buy, hire or lease

When buying is the right call

There is no universal answer, and we would rather you got this right than paid us either way. As a rule of thumb, buying starts to make sense when the machine is in use most weeks of the year, when it needs to live on one site permanently, or when you want it configured and branded as your own.

Hire stays the better answer for project work, for peaks in a program and for one-off jobs. Long-term hire sits in between: continuity of access without the capital outlay or the resale risk.

  • In use most weeks of the year, buying usually wins
  • Project or seasonal peaks, short-term hire usually wins
  • Needs to stay on one site for a year or more, compare buying against long-term hire
  • Want the servicing and compliance handled, hire or lease
Refurbished electric scissor lift working on site after handover
Sold the way it leaves our yard: inspected, charged and ready to work.

How a sale runs

From enquiry to handover

Three steps, and we can usually price it within a day of hearing from you.

  1. Tell us the job

    Working height, indoor or outdoor, ground conditions, how often it will be used and where it needs to live.

  2. We quote it

    A written price for the machine, the refurbishment scope, delivery to your site and whatever compliance documentation applies.

  3. Delivered and handed over

    We deliver on our own transport and walk you through the machine on site: controls, charging, daily checks and what to watch for.

Ready when you are

Talk about buying a machine

Send us the working height, the ground conditions and how often it will run. We will come back with a written price and the refurbishment scope, or tell you honestly if hiring suits you better.