Where Our Equipment Comes From
Most of our inventory is acquired directly through our repossession program. When a borrower falls behind on payments, the lender reclaims the financed equipment — and Gill Farm Equipment steps in, acquires it outright, and gets it ready for a new owner. No listing agent, no third-party seller — every unit you buy from us, we own.
What Is Repossession?
A repossession happens when a lender takes back a piece of financed equipment because the borrower stopped making the required payments. That equipment then needs a new home. Gill Farm Equipment works directly with lenders and finance companies to acquire that equipment, so it can be inspected, serviced, and resold at a fair price instead of sitting idle.
Why It's A Win For Buyers
Below-Market Pricing
Repossessed equipment is often priced below typical resale value — lenders want it moved, and we pass that advantage on to you.
Every Unit Inspected & Serviced
Nothing goes up for sale as-is. Every machine is inspected, serviced where needed, cleaned, and detailed by our team before it's listed.
Full Ownership, Clear Title
Gill Farm Equipment owns every unit outright once it's acquired — one point of contact, straightforward paperwork, no third-party seller to coordinate with.
How It Works
We Source It
Our team works directly with lenders and finance companies to acquire repossessed tractors, loaders, and attachments.
We Inspect & Prepare It
Every unit is inspected, serviced where needed, cleaned, detailed, and photographed before it's listed on our inventory.
You Buy With Confidence
Because Gill Farm Equipment owns the equipment outright, every purchase includes our standard coordinated delivery and 30-Day Buy Back guarantee.
Questions, Or Have Inventory To Move?
Buyers, feel free to reach out with questions about any unit. If you represent a lender or finance company with repossessed equipment to move, we'd like to hear from you too.
