Concrete & Masonry Equipment for Sale
Concrete and masonry equipment is the machinery used to mix, cut, place and finish concrete and to lay block and brick, from mixers and saws to power trowels. Browse used concrete mixers, saws, screeds, trowels and masonry tools from Multiquip, Wacker Neuson and Husqvarna. Local pickup from sellers near you.
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Concrete and masonry equipment here comes from flatwork, foundation and masonry contractors. Listings include mixers, concrete saws, power trowels, screeds, floor grinders, core drills, rebar tools and block saws. Every listing is local pickup: you inspect it, run it and pay at the seller's yard.
What to look for in used concrete & masonry equipment
- Engine hours and whether it starts easily; most units are Honda or Briggs powered and parts are cheap.
- On trowels: blade condition, gearbox leaks and clutch engagement.
- On saws: blade shaft bearings, water feed, and the depth stop.
- On mixers: drum liner, paddles or blades, and drive belt or gearbox.
- On core drills and floor grinders: the motor under load, the water swivel or dust port, and play in the stand or heads.
Popular brands
Common makes: Multiquip, Wacker Neuson, Husqvarna, Stihl, Allen Engineering, Bartell, MK Diamond, Stone.
Popular models
Specs and used prices: Husqvarna FS 400 LV.
What used concrete & masonry equipment sell for
Used electric mixers and small saws typically list from the hundreds to the low thousands. Ride-on trowels, walk-behind saws and towable mixers usually run from the low to high single-digit thousands.
Questions buyers ask
- Walk-behind or ride-on trowel?
- Walk-behind for slabs under a few thousand square feet and edges. Ride-on for large pours where finishing speed pays. Many crews own both.
- How do I check a used concrete saw?
- Start it, spin the blade shaft by hand for bearing noise, check that the water feed flows, and look at the frame for cracks around the engine mounts.
- Gas or electric mixer?
- Gas for sites without power, electric for shops and small residential jobs. Electric mixers are quieter and cheaper to run.
- Is a towable mixer worth it?
- If you mix on site regularly, a towable 6 to 9 cubic foot mixer saves hours over wheelbarrow mixing. Check the tires, lights and title like any trailer.
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