Skid steers · loaders · backhoes · telehandlers
Skid Steer, Loader and Backhoe Removal in the Sea to Sky
Skid steers, track loaders, wheel loaders, backhoes and telehandlers do the heavy lifting on every site up here, and sooner or later they wear out. We buy them from Squamish to Pemberton and haul them away, running or not.
- Wheeled and tracked skid steers
- Backhoes and wheel loaders
- Telehandlers and boom forklifts
What we pick up
Loaders of all kinds
Worn out
High hours, rust and leaky cylinders
Loaders and skid steers work hard in the corridor: gravel, steep grades, road salt and months of snow. By the time one has a few thousand hours, it often needs pins and bushings, a pump, or a whole undercarriage. If the repair bill is bigger than the machine is worth, selling it to us is the simpler way out.
We price machines as they are. You don't need to fix leaks, replace tires or clean it up first.
Telehandlers from job sites
Whistler and Squamish builds lean on telehandlers to lift materials up and over. When a contractor upgrades, the old one usually sits in a yard. Tell us the make, model and lift height, and whether the boom and outriggers work.
Before pickup day
- Park it on firm, level ground if it moves
- Leave the keys with it or with someone on site
- Mention any leaks so the driver comes ready
- Clear snow or material from around it
Digging gear on the same site? We take excavators too, and snow equipment if your loader spent its winters clearing lots.
How it works
Three steps, one pickup
Send the details
Use the form at the top or call. Make, model, roughly how heavy, and whether it runs.
Get a number
We may ask for a photo or two, then call back with an offer for the machine as it sits.
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
Skid steer and loader removal FAQ
Do you buy skid steers that don't start?
Yes. Non-running skid steers and loaders are a big part of what we haul. Tell us whether the wheels or tracks turn so we can plan the winching.
Do you take backhoes that are plated for the road?
Yes. If yours is registered with ICBC, we need the registration signed by every registered owner and photo ID, and the plates stay with you.
What about the attachments?
Buckets, forks, grapples, sweepers and snow pushers can come with the machine. If they're stored somewhere else on the property, let us know so we grab them in the same trip.
How old is too old?
There's no cut-off. We buy older loaders and backhoes all the time; age changes the number, not whether we'll take it.
Can you pick up a telehandler from a job site?
Yes. Give us the site contact and any access rules, and we'll book a truck that can handle its size.
Loader done for good?
Call 236-709-3961 or send the form. We'll call back with a number for the machine as it sits.