Skidders
Wheel and track skidders, grapple skidders and older work-ready units.
Turn the logging equipment you need into a clear monthly payment path—whether you’re buying from a dealer, auction, private seller or directly from a manufacturer.
Logging Finance brings the logging-industry experience. Our broader family brings the commercial equipment infrastructure behind the transaction.
Search across Equipment Trader’s forestry inventory without leaving the flow of your purchase.
Whether you’re replacing one machine or adding capacity across the operation, we can structure payment options around the equipment and the way you buy it.
Wheel and track skidders, grapple skidders and older work-ready units.
Tracked and wheeled machines for high-production cutting and bunching.
Knuckleboom loaders, trailer loaders and material handling equipment.
Vocational trucks, loaders, log trailers and related hauling equipment.
Cut-to-length machines and purpose-built equipment for modern forestry operations.
Production equipment, processing lines and machinery that supports the yard.
Delimbers, firewood processors, splitters and other specialized forestry machinery.
Yarders, chippers, attachments and other equipment tied to your operation.
Start with the equipment you have in mind—or get your terms first and keep shopping.
Share a few basics about you and the equipment. It takes about a minute to get started.
We’ll work toward a payment structure that fits the transaction and your business profile.
Move forward with equipment from a dealer, auction or private seller when the right unit shows up.
Used machines, older assets, private sellers and specialized equipment can be difficult to fit into a traditional bank box. Logging Finance is designed to work inside that reality.
Dealer, private-party and auction purchases can all fit the conversation.
We focus on the transaction and the business—not just the model year on the serial plate.
Qualified approvals may remain available for up to 90 days while you look for the right unit.
Depending on the program, seasonal structures may be available to better match cash flow.
Logging Finance works with logging equipment manufacturers and dealers, too. Instead of sending a buyer away to figure out how to pay, give them a clear path to a monthly payment while the equipment—and the buying decision—is still in front of them.
Help customers evaluate affordability alongside the equipment instead of forcing them to solve the purchase separately.
Create a cleaner handoff from quote to application so good opportunities do not stall after the equipment is selected.
Give customers another path across a broader mix of logging and forestry equipment, subject to program requirements.
Dealer and manufacturer programs can be positioned around your customer journey, quote process and point-of-purchase experience.
Every transaction is different, but these are the questions loggers ask us most.
Programs are available for many types of forestry equipment, including skidders, feller bunchers, forwarders, harvesters, log loaders, delimbers, sawmill equipment, log trucks and trailers.
Yes. Used equipment can be considered, including older units. Final structure depends on the complete transaction and underwriting.
Yes. Programs can support purchases from dealers, auctions and private sellers, subject to program requirements.
Qualified approvals may remain open for up to 90 days, giving you time to locate the right machine.
Available term options can range from 12 to 72 months depending on the equipment, transaction and credit profile.
Some programs may allow seasonal or skip-payment structures. Availability depends on the transaction and approval.
Yes. We work with manufacturers and dealers that want to give customers a monthly payment path at the point of purchase and create a cleaner handoff from quote to application.
Tell us what it is and what it costs. We’ll help you understand the monthly path before the opportunity gets away.