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Village · Industrial Park · the Meadows · Mount Currie

Heavy Equipment Removal in Pemberton

Pemberton has working farms, a busy industrial park and plenty of room to park a machine and forget about it. We buy that equipment and haul it out, from the village to the Meadows.

What are you getting rid of?

Tell us what it is and where it sits. We call back with a number.

Does it run?
Rough weight

Rather talk? Call 236-709-3961. We only use your details to quote this machine.

  • Farm equipment from the Meadows
  • Forklifts and machinery from the industrial park
  • Excavators and loaders from local builds
Green farm implement chained on a flatbed with forest behind
Old implement, loaded and strapped

Where we go

Where we pick up around Pemberton

From Whistler it's roughly half an hour up Highway 99 to Pemberton, so we try to make each trip count. If you have more than one machine, or a neighbour has one, it's worth mentioning.

  • Pemberton Village
  • Pemberton Industrial Park
  • Pemberton Meadows
  • Pemberton Plateau
  • Mount Currie
  • Birken

Local mix

What we see most in Pemberton

Farm equipment is a big part of it: tractors, hay gear and specialized potato equipment from the valley's seed potato farms. The industrial park has its share of forklifts, compressors and shop machinery, and new builds around town leave behind tired skid steers and excavators.

Logging gear turns up here too, on acreages and up gravel roads. See logging equipment removal.

Vintage tractors on a tilted flatbed beside a curved farm shed
Two tractors and a frame on one load

Access

Field and gravel-road pickups

A lot of Pemberton equipment sits off pavement: in a field, at the end of a farm lane or up a gravel road. Tell us how close a truck can get, whether there's a gate, and how soft the ground is. In the wet season we may wait for things to dry out so we don't rut your field or sink a truck.

Older machines

No paperwork? That's common out here

Older farm and logging machines often come with no paperwork at all, especially when they've sat on the same property for decades. A bill of sale signed by the owner is the starting point. If the machine might still have a loan against it, we check for liens before we buy. If it's a plated truck with a lost registration, any Autoplan broker can issue a replacement.

How it works

Three steps, one pickup

  1. Send the details

    Use the form at the top or call. Make, model, roughly how heavy, and whether it runs.

  2. Get a number

    We may ask for a photo or two, then call back with an offer for the machine as it sits.

  3. We load it and go

    We book a truck that suits the machine and the road, load it, strap it and leave the spot clear.

Questions

Pemberton pickups FAQ

Do you come out to Pemberton Meadows?

Yes. Tell us roughly where along Pemberton Meadows Road the machine is and how close a truck can get.

Do you take equipment from Mount Currie and Birken?

Yes. Mount Currie and Birken are both in our area. If you're farther along the valley, call and ask.

Do you buy old farm tractors?

Yes, running or not. Seized engines, flat tires and missing parts are fine; we just need to know so we can plan the loading.

Can you take more than one machine in a trip?

Yes, and in Pemberton it often makes sense to. List everything you have and we'll plan the trucks around it.

Do you buy machinery from the industrial park?

Yes. Forklifts, compressors and shop machinery over a ton from Pemberton's industrial park are all things we buy.

Machine parked in Pemberton?

Call 236-709-3961 or send the form. We'll call back with a number for the machine as it sits.