Buying Japanese used construction machinery from Japan starts with one important decision: choosing a machine that fits your actual work, not simply the cheapest unit or the one with the lowest operating hours. Overseas buyers should first define the machine type, size, application, attachments and working environment they need. Then, they can compare individual machines by condition, hours, wear, specifications, price and shipping requirements. This guide explains the complete buying process for excavators, wheel loaders, bulldozers, cranes, forklifts and other used construction equipment from Japan. It is designed for contractors, machinery dealers, fleet operators and first-time international buyers who want ...
