Sell Heavy Equipment at Auction in Des Moines, Iowa

Sell construction equipment, trucks, trailers and agricultural machinery with Heartland Machinery Auctions. We offer live auctions with online bidding and timed online auctions, connecting Des Moines-area equipment sellers with buyers nationwide.

Keep your equipment at your location or deliver it to our Springfield, Nebraska yard. Our team handles the marketing, buyer inquiries, bidding and payment collection.

Equipment Auctions Serving Des Moines and the Surrounding Area

Whether you're selling one machine, upgrading your fleet, retiring from farming or liquidating an entire business, Heartland Machinery Auctions can help you bring your equipment to market.

Central Iowa combines a busy construction market with strong farm country. Construction fleets, ag operations and trucking companies around Des Moines sell excavators, loaders, tractors and dump trucks.

We work with equipment owners throughout the Des Moines area, including West Des Moines, Ankeny, Urbandale and Altoona, and communities across Polk, Dallas, Story and Warren counties.

You don't have to transport your equipment to our yard to participate. Equipment can remain at your location and still be included in our live or timed online auctions.

See what's selling now: Excavators · Skid Steer Loaders · Tractors · Dump Trucks

Two Convenient Ways to Sell Your Equipment

Sell Directly From Your Location

Keep your equipment at your farm, construction yard, trucking terminal or business. Our team coordinates the inspection, photography and cataloging, then handles buyer inquiries, bidding and payment collection.

After the sale, we help coordinate pickup with the buyer.

Deliver to Our Springfield Auction Yard

Prefer to have it off your property? Deliver it to our yard in Springfield, Nebraska, south of Omaha. Our team handles the auction and coordinates on-site buyer pickup after the sale.

Ideal for clearing out equipment, freeing up yard space, or avoiding pickups at your property.

How Selling Equipment With Heartland Works

  1. 1

    Request a Free Equipment Evaluation

    Tell us what you're selling. We'll review the equipment, discuss its potential auction value, explain your selling options, and go over fees and timing before you commit.

  2. 2

    We Prepare and Market Your Equipment

    Our team coordinates equipment details, photography and cataloging, markets it to potential buyers, and places it in an appropriate upcoming live or timed online auction.

  3. 3

    We Handle the Auction and Buyer Inquiries

    Heartland manages the bidding, answers buyer questions and collects payment from successful bidders. We don't publicly list your personal phone number as the buyer contact.

  4. 4

    Auction, Payment and Pickup

    After the auction, we coordinate buyer pickup and process your seller settlement according to the agreed terms once payment requirements are satisfied.

Equipment We Sell for Des Moines Owners

Construction Equipment

Excavators, compact excavators, skid steers, compact track loaders, wheel loaders, dozers, backhoes and telehandlers.

Trucks & Trailers

Semi tractors, dump trucks, grain hopper trailers, flatbeds, service trucks, equipment trailers and lowboys.

Agricultural Equipment

Farm tractors, planters, tillage equipment, grain handling equipment, hay equipment and livestock equipment.

Industrial Equipment & Attachments

Forklifts, aerial lifts, generators, compressors, welders, buckets, grapples, breakers and other attachments.

Fleet & Business Liquidations

Construction fleet dispersals, farm retirements, business closures, surplus equipment and complete equipment liquidations.

Selling farm equipment? See farm equipment auctions. Not sure how to sell? Compare auction vs. dealer vs. private sale.

Local Service. Nationwide Buyer Exposure.

Heartland Machinery Auctions is based in the Omaha metropolitan area, with an equipment yard in Springfield, Nebraska. Through live auctions with online bidding and timed online auctions, we help equipment owners reach interested buyers beyond their local markets.

Your equipment receives nationwide online exposure regardless of its location, and our team handles the marketing, buyer communication, bidding and payment collection whether it's at our yard or yours.

We Handle the Calls. You Run Your Business.

Rather than directing prospective bidders to call you personally, Heartland serves as the primary contact for equipment inquiries. That means fewer interruptions for your business and a single point of contact throughout the auction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to haul my equipment from Des Moines to Springfield?
No. Equipment can remain at your farm, construction yard or business location and still be included in our live auctions with online bidding or timed online auctions. You also have the option of delivering equipment to our Springfield, Nebraska yard.
Can I sell an entire fleet or business liquidation?
Yes. We work with sellers liquidating individual machines, multiple pieces of equipment, complete fleets and business operations. Contact our team to discuss your inventory and timeline.
Will you publish my personal phone number?
We do not publicly list your personal number as the buyer contact on our auction listings. Heartland handles buyer inquiries and coordinates the auction process. Offsite pickups may still require arrangements with you or an authorized onsite contact.
What does it cost to sell equipment?
Selling fees depend on your equipment and the consignment agreement. We'll discuss the applicable fees and selling terms before you commit.
Who can bid on my equipment?
Our auctions are open to registered online bidders, so interested buyers from across the country can participate, subject to the auction's requirements.

Find Out What Your Des Moines Equipment Could Bring

Tell us what you have, where it's located and when you'd like to sell. Our team will discuss potential market value, auction options, fees and next steps.

Heartland Machinery Auctions LLC — Serving Des Moines, Iowa, and equipment owners throughout the Midwest.