Market observations · August 26, 2026
BUYING A USED STREET SWEEPER? KNOW THE MARKET FIRST.
What used sweepers are actually listing and selling for right now — and the inspection checklist that keeps a $40,000 machine from becoming a $90,000 lesson.
SEE CURRENT MARKET DATA ↓OBSERVED USED-MARKET RANGES — FREE PREVIEW
Street sweepers, 0–5 yrs
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Street sweepers, 6–12 yrs
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Street sweepers, 13+ yrs
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Parking-lot units
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Model-by-model observed ranges with marketplace averages, sold-auction calibration, and the full walk-around checklist — hopper, aux engine, hydraulics, broom wear.
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COMPARE NEW VS. USED IN PERSON — ONE AFTERNOON
Every major manufacturer runs machines on the Expo lot at Sweeper Summit 2026, Wednesday November 4. Seeing this year's machines run is the fastest way to judge what a used one is worth. Bring your checklist.
Data sources
- Asking prices from MachineryTrader, Commercial Truck Trader and buysweepers.com (August 26, 2026).
- Sold prices from Purple Wave auction results, 2024–2026; live auction bids are labeled bids, never values.
- Checklist informed by public used-equipment procurement standards (e.g. Port of Longview WA RFP 19-054).
Condition and configuration vary widely — inspect before purchase. Observed market data, not manufacturer pricing. Prices vary with configuration, chassis, hours, condition, and region — confirm with the manufacturer or an authorized dealer.