MARKET REPORT Ӏ SECONDHAND


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The demand for used mobile cranes is very strong at the moment, can supply keep up? Sotiris Kanaris reports.


“Demand for secondhand cranes is at an all-time high,” says Zack Ganzell, crane sales manager at US company Bigge Crane and Rigging. “This demand is driven by lack of new crane availability


and price increases due to higher raw material costs and supply chain delays.” At fellow US company Select


Crane Sales, they have also identified a strong demand


for used machines this year, a stark contrast to the market’s performance last year. The company’s president Jason MacKenzie comments: “While 2020 started off great and


International equipment auction company Ritchie Bros. has transformed its business from an onsite and live auction company to a digital multi-channel business with physical features. “The transaction takes place online, but there are auction sites where equipment can be inspected and tested, and the local teams ready to provide additional services,” said strategic account manager for Heavy Lift and Crane Sector, Piet Kraaijeveld.


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