GOT ONE? — Seller Guide

How to Sell My
EWP in Australia

A practical, step-by-step guide to preparing, pricing and selling an ewp in Australia — and finding the right buyer faster.

EWP prices in Australia

Before listing, understand the market. EWP values typically range from $20,000 – $200,000 in Australia, driven by these key factors:

How to sell an EWP in Australia

01

Get the EWP certified before listing

A current AS 2550 inspection and IPAF certification dramatically expands your buyer pool and supports a significantly higher asking price. Budget $800–$2,500 for a full inspection.

02

Document all specifications precisely

Working height, platform SWL, boom reach, engine hours, power source, outrigger footprint. Buyers need these numbers to assess suitability before contacting you.

03

Target buyers already in your market on GOT ONE?

Electrical contractors, arborists and civil contractors post specific EWP requirements on GOT ONE?. Match your machine to active requests and respond directly.

04

Arrange a live demonstration

Buyers expect to see the EWP operating at full working height. Ensure outriggers, basket controls and emergency lowering all function correctly.

05

Transfer all documentation at settlement

Provide service history, certification records, operator manual, any modification certificates for truck-mounted units and road registration documents.

What separates a fast sale from a long wait

  • State the working height, platform SWL and boom reach clearly — these are the primary search criteria
  • Include the certification status and next service/inspection date
  • List the power source: diesel, petrol, electric, hybrid — critical for indoor vs outdoor use
  • Detail any truck or trailer compliance documentation for road-registered EWPs

Common questions from EWP sellers

EWP values vary enormously by working height, platform type and certification status. A 15m diesel boom lift might be worth $35,000–$80,000; a 20m truck-mounted EWP in good order can exceed $150,000. GOT ONE? shows you what active buyers in your region are prepared to pay.
Certification is not legally required to sell, but an EWP with expired IPAF or AS 2550 inspection will be discounted heavily or only attract plant traders. Most end-user buyers — especially government and electrical contractors — require current certification.
GOT ONE? has industrial buyers posting specific requirements: working height, boom type, certification status, power source and budget. As a seller, you respond to buyers who have already specified what they need.

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