Asking price
$10,500
Published asking prices of $50,000 or less
Heavy equipment under $50,000
Compare 629 active machines with a published asking price of $50,000 or less. Call-for-price listings are excluded so every result starts with a visible budget number.
629 priced machines
171 equipment sellers
42 equipment categories
18 states represented
Budget collection: the $50,000 ceiling and published-price requirement stay applied while you filter by category, make, year, condition, or location.
Equipment priced under $50,000
629 machines found
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Asking price
$10,750
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$10,750
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$11,150
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$11,350
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$11,500
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$11,500
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$11,898
Asking price
$11,900
2005 · Ingersoll-Rand · DD70
2005 Ingersoll-Rand DD70 Smooth Drum Roller
4,247 hoursWest Terre Haute, IN
Asking price
$12,000
Asking price
$12,000
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$12,498
Asking price
$12,500
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$12,500
Asking price
$12,500
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$12,500
Asking price
$12,900
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$12,950
Asking price
$13,000
Asking price
$13,500
Asking price
$13,500
Asking price
$13,900
Asking price
$13,900
Asking price
$14,000
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Categories with equipment under $50,000
Counts reflect active listings with a published price inside this collection and change as sellers update inventory.
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Plan the whole purchase
What to check when buying equipment on a $50,000 budget
The asking price is only the starting point. Protect room in the budget for inspection, freight, immediate service, attachments, taxes, and any repairs identified before purchase.
Inspect condition and service history
Confirm hours, wear items, leaks, fault codes, maintenance records, and the condition of any attachment. Arrange an independent inspection when practical.
Price transport before committing
Ask for the exact machine location, dimensions, weight, and loading support so freight does not unexpectedly consume the repair reserve.
Compare total cost, not price alone
A higher-priced machine with documented service can be a better value than a cheaper unit needing tires, undercarriage work, or major component repairs.
Before you send an inquiry
- Confirm the machine is still available and the published asking price is current.
- Request the serial number, ownership documents, and any lien information.
- Ask what is included, especially buckets, forks, attachments, or trailers shown in photos.
- Keep payment and inspection arrangements independent until the seller and machine are verified.
Collection inventory last updated October 14, 2026. Confirm availability, price, specifications, and location directly with the seller.