Pennsylvania

Used heavy equipment for sale in Pennsylvania

302 machines for sale from Pennsylvania dealers, from compact track loaders to dozers and farm tractors, plus the equipment auctions coming up across the state. Pick your region, or browse everything. You contact the dealer directly: no buyer fees.

Equipment by region

South Central PA →

Harrisburg, York, Gettysburg, Lancaster and Chambersburg · 99 machines

Compact equipment dealers near the Maryland line and the busiest auction calendar in the state: York and Lancaster counties hold sales almost every week.

Northeast PA →

Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale and the Poconos · 164 machines

The largest share of our inventory, along the I-81 and I-84 corridors, within reach of buyers from New York and New Jersey.

Western and Northwest PA: Keystone Equipment Sales & Service in New Castle, and Five Star Equipment branches in Waterford (Erie County) and Williamsport. Regional pages are coming as more dealers join.

Upcoming equipment auctions in Pennsylvania

Construction, farm and consignment sales from auctioneers across the state.

Full auction calendar

Buying equipment in Pennsylvania

Sales tax

The state rate is 6%. Allegheny County adds 1% and Philadelphia 2%; every other county stays at 6%. At an auction the tax applies to the full price, buyer’s premium included, and equipment used predominantly in farming can be exempt with a REV-1220 certificate. Details in our guide to PA sales tax on used heavy equipment.

Hauling it home

PennDOT’s legal limits are 8’6″ wide, 13’6″ high and 80,000 lb gross; anything bigger needs a permit. Our guide to transporting heavy equipment in Pennsylvania covers trailers, tie-downs and CDL rules.

Dealer or auction

A dealer lets you inspect, ask questions and often finance. An auction can be cheaper but adds the buyer’s premium and sells as-is. Compare both with our guides to buying at an equipment auction and the buyer’s premium.

Questions about buying equipment in Pennsylvania

Where can I buy used heavy equipment in Pennsylvania?

On Heavy Listing you can browse machines from independent Pennsylvania dealers by region or machine type and contact the dealer directly. Brand dealers and auctioneers also sell used equipment across the state; our regional pages list them.

What is the sales tax on used equipment in PA?

6% statewide, 7% in Allegheny County and 8% in Philadelphia. Farm equipment used predominantly in agriculture can be exempt with a REV-1220 certificate.

Do I pay a fee to buy on Heavy Listing?

No. Browsing and contacting dealers is free, and there is no buyer’s premium on a dealer sale. Auctions charge their own premium.

Are there equipment auctions in Pennsylvania every month?

Yes. York and Lancaster counties hold monthly construction and farm sales, and consignment auctions run across the state. The auction calendar lists the upcoming dates.

Are you a dealer or auctioneer in Pennsylvania?

List your inventory and your auctions where Pennsylvania buyers are looking. Flat monthly price, no commissions, first month free.