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Public used comps sampled from California ads run $26,500 – $859,000 across screens, crushers, and 30–60 ton off-highway haul trucks. These are advertised prices - not sale prices or a quote.
- Screening plant Observed low $26,500 Observed high $399,000
- 30–60 ton off-highway haul truck Observed low $95,000 Observed high $259,500
- Crusher / crushing plant Observed low $239,000 Observed high $859,000
- Drill rig Observed low Sparse public asks Observed high Often quote-only
Apples-to-apples matters: equipment class, rated capacity, material and application, year, hours, wear-part condition, power package, included conveyors or accessories, mobility, and rebuild history vary inside every row. Mining and aggregate bands are especially configuration-sensitive; a complete plant and a bare machine are not comparable, and many drill sellers quote privately.
What changes the deal
- Documented production, service, and rebuild history Higher ask
- Complete plant with matched conveyors and power Higher ask
- Worn liners, screens, belts, tires, or undercarriage Lower ask
- Unknown hours, throughput, or major-component history Price cautiously
California inventory
421 aggregate equipment on the market.
A quick look at what's on the California mining or quarry equipment market.
- 421 Aggregate equipment
- 68 Off-highway trucks
- 61 Drills
- 132 Crushers
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Snapshot checked August 19, 2026. The headline is the visible California aggregate-equipment category on one marketplace, not all mining equipment in the state. Categories can overlap; don't add these figures together.
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- What defines the right crusher or screen?
- Start with material, feed size, abrasiveness, moisture, required product sizes, target tons per hour, recirculation, and contamination limits. Then specify portable or stationary layout, power, and every feeder, conveyor, and control expected in the package.
- What should I ask about wear and rebuilds?
- Request hours, production records, oil samples when available, service and rebuild invoices, liner or screen measurements, belt condition, bearing history, and a loaded operating video. Price the next wear cycle instead of relying on fresh paint.
- How do I compare off-highway trucks?
- Match payload class, body and liner, application, haul profile, engine and transmission history, tire condition, brake or retarder performance, and frame inspection. Confirm transport dimensions and what preparation is included.
- Why are drill prices often hard to compare?
- Hole diameter and depth, rotary or down-the-hole setup, compressor, rod handling, dust collection, mast, tooling, and rebuild history can change the package completely. Ask for a line-item equipment list and operating demonstration.
Related reading
Up-to-date links you may find interesting and worth reading while you're in the mining or quarry equipment market.
California aggregate-equipment count and asking-price examples; California off-highway-truck count and asking-price examples; California drill listing count; California crusher count and asking-price examples.
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