LOT 108Sale · Rent
$98,500
$4,300 / wk · weekly
2019 Caterpillar 320 GC hydraulic excavator
20196,400 hrsShop-inspected
Marion County, FL3 hrs ago
Buy · Sell · Rent — used heavy iron, directHeavy iron.
Heavy iron.
Honest handshake.
IronLand is the online yard for used equipment — excavators to feller bunchers, drills to drum trucks. Sellers post real specs, buyers kick the tires, and the deal happens person to person.
8lots on the block$0listing fees, always8iron yards
Throw a switch — walk that yard
Three lanes through the gate
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Buy the iron
Filter by yard, read the spec plate, kick the tires in person. Prices stand in the open — no auctions, no bidding games.
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Sell your iron
Park a lot free: photo, hours, service binder, honest condition grade. You keep the whole check — IronLand takes nothing.
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Rent by the week
Some iron is seasonal. List a weekly rate, sign a plain-English ticket, and put a neighbor back to work this afternoon.
See rentalsFresh on the board
Every lot is fictional demo data — but this is how a real ticket reads: lot number, honest condition grade, specs and a clear price.
Drag the rail sideways · 8 of 8 demo lots shown
Bolts that hold the trust
Strangers trading six-figure iron only works on one thing: proof. Here’s the hardware behind the handshake.
Specs over sales talk
Every ticket carries year, hours, condition grade and the service story. If a detail is unknown, the seller says so.
Photo-true lots
What the ticket shows is what's parked in the yard. Staged stock photos don't belong on a lot tag.
Open prices, no games
No hidden reserve, no shill bids. The number on the plate is the number you shake on.
Person to person
Buyer and seller deal direct. IronLand is the yard, not the middleman — and it stays that way.
The switch room
Four paint jobs for the whole yard, each wired for light or dark. Every palette mixes a trust color with an attention color — flip a breaker and the site repaints instantly. Your choice is saved on this device and painted before the first pixel.