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Heavy Duty Export Reviews & Customer Ratings

HEAVY DUTY EXPORT SALES AND SERVICES TEXAS is a used agricultural and construction equipment dealer selling tractors, skid steers, excavators, dozers, loaders and telehandlers from a single yard in Waxahachie, Texas. This page collects customer reviews of the dealer alongside its publicly listed business information.

Location
900 Solon Rd, Waxahachie, TX 75165
Official website
heavydutyexport.com
Listed on
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Overall rating

26 reviews

4.8

out of 5 · based on 26 customer reviews

  1. 5 ★ stars21 reviews (81%)
  2. 4 ★ stars5 reviews (19%)
  3. 3 ★ stars0 reviews (0%)
  4. 2 ★ stars0 reviews (0%)
  5. 1 ★ stars0 reviews (0%)

Dealer profile

HEAVY DUTY EXPORT SALES AND SERVICES TEXAS

Used agricultural, construction and heavy equipment dealer

Address
900 Solon Rd, Waxahachie, TX 75165
Phone
+1 214-817-2568
Email
sales@heavydutyexport.com
Listed hours
Monday – Friday, 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Equipment
Tracked skid steer loaders, Telehandlers, Dozers, MFWD tractors, Mini excavators, Wheel loaders
Visit heavydutyexport.com

Contact details as published on the dealer’s website on October 15, 2026. The dealer's home page also lists Saturday hours (Mon–Sat 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM in one place, 8 AM – 6 PM in another). Confirm by phone before visiting the yard.

Company overview

What the dealer says about itself, and what we checked

Heavy Duty Export Sales and Services Texas presents itself as a used agricultural equipment dealer that sells tractors and heavy machinery from a single yard at 900 Solon Rd in Waxahachie, Texas. Its website says each listing carries the dealer's own photos, the current hour-meter reading and an asking price, that buyers are welcome to inspect machines before paying, and that delivery can be arranged anywhere in the United States.

Although the site's marketing copy focuses on tractors, the inventory published on October 15, 2026 was broader: tracked skid steer loaders, telehandlers, dozers, mini excavators and wheel loaders alongside MFWD tractors.

What the dealer offers buyers

Dealer-published

  • Public inventory with photos, hours and prices

    Listings can be browsed without a login or quote request. Each one shows the dealer's photos, the hour-meter reading and an asking price, with filters for tractors, price under $150,000 and under 2,000 hours.

  • Inspection welcome, including your own mechanic

    The dealer invites buyers to the Waxahachie yard to cold-start a machine, drive it and test loaders or hydraulics under load, and says it encourages third-party inspections.

  • Nationwide delivery or self pick-up

    The dealer says it can arrange trucking anywhere in the United States with a quote provided first, or buyers can collect from the lot. Loading and securing onto a buyer's own trailer is offered free of charge.

  • Direct contact before you travel

    A phone number and sales email are published on every page. The dealer says it will pull maintenance records and answer questions before a visit, and usually replies the same day.

  • Financing through equipment lenders

    The dealer states it works with a small number of equipment lenders for buyers who need financing, and accepts direct payment otherwise.

  • Buys machines from owners

    The dealer says it buys clean, working tractors outright from owners, based on photos and details sent in or a visit to the yard.

Website facts

Independently checked
HTTPS
Certificate by Let's Encrypt, valid to January 8, 2027
Hosting
Pages are served through Cloudflare and built with Next.js, according to response headers.
Status
Live and reachable at the time of checking. HTTP redirects to HTTPS.

Checked by this platform on October 15, 2026. Nobody from this platform visited the yard, called the number or tested the email address.

History the dealer claims

  • The About page says the company has been part of the construction and agriculture business since 1933.
  • It says the Waxahachie yard opened in 2019 and previously operated as Harter Equipment, a tractor dealership founded in the late 1960s.
  • It lists nine locations nationwide.

These statements are the dealer’s own and have not been confirmed by this platform.

Notes from reading the dealer’s pages
  • Business hours differ between pages: the footer and About page say Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM–5:00 PM; the home page shows Saturday hours in two different forms.
  • The home page carries a section titled "Why buy from Field & Iron", a name that does not match the business name used elsewhere on the site.
  • The About page and FAQ refer to New Jersey ("years serving NJ builders", "New Jersey's farming businesses", "applicable NJ sales tax") while the only published address is in Waxahachie, Texas.
  • Recorded as observations on October 15, 2026, not as conclusions about the business.

Equipment

What was on the yard

22 machines were listed publicly on October 15, 2026, each with photos, hours and an asking price. Listings change often; the current inventory is on the dealer’s site.

Independently checked

Largest share

Construction equipment

Tracked skid steers, dozers and mini excavators made up most of the yard on the snapshot date.

Tracked skid steer loaders
5
Dozers
4
Mini excavators
3

Brands seen: Caterpillar, Kubota, Komatsu, John Deere

Agricultural machinery

The dealer advertises compact, utility, row crop and heavy duty tractors; MFWD tractors were in stock.

  • MFWD tractors4

Brands seen: New Holland, Case IH

Material handling

Telehandlers and wheel loaders for lifting and moving material on site.

  • Telehandlers4
  • Wheel loaders2

Brands seen: JCB, JLG, SkyTrak, Komatsu, Caterpillar

Inventory snapshot · October 15, 2026

Units listed
22
Model years
2004–23
Asking prices
$18,300 – $81,560
Hour meters
146 – 7,754 hrs

Advertised tractor categories: compact tractors, utility tractors, row crop tractors, heavy duty. Listings can be filtered by tractors, under $150k, under 2,000 hrs.

Example listings

Dealer-published
  • 2023 JCB 542-70AG Telehandler227 hrs · $69,800
  • 2023 Komatsu WA380-8 Wheel Loader5,078 hrs · $81,300
  • 2022 Caterpillar 259D3 Tracked Skid Steer Loader226 hrs · $24,550
  • 2021 New Holland Workmaster 65 MFWD Tractor389 hrs · $18,300
  • 2020 John Deere 35G Mini Excavator146 hrs · $23,185
  • 2004 JCB 506CHL Telehandler3,074 hrs · $19,400

Dealer asking prices on October 15, 2026. Current listings: heavydutyexport.com/inventory

Buying from this dealer

How a purchase works, step by step

The process and terms the dealer publishes on its How It Works page, in order. This is the dealer’s description, not a guarantee by this platform.

Dealer-published
  1. 1

    Browse the inventory

    Every listing shows photos, current hours and an asking price. Filters cover tractors, price under $150,000 and under 2,000 hours.

  2. 2

    Ask questions or schedule a visit

    Message from a listing or call. The dealer says it will pull maintenance records and answer questions before you make the trip.

  3. 3

    Inspect it in person

    Start it cold, drive it and check it over at the Waxahachie yard. The dealer says it would rather you find a problem there than after delivery.

  4. 4

    Finance or pay outright

    The dealer works with a handful of equipment lenders if financing is needed, or accepts direct payment.

  5. 5

    Take delivery

    Drive it off the lot or have the dealer arrange trucking to your site. Paperwork is handled the same day, according to the dealer.

Inspection

  • Visit the yard at 900 Solon Rd, Waxahachie, TX and start the machine cold.
  • Drive it and run loaders or hydraulics under load; the dealer says the lot has room to do this.
  • Bring your own mechanic or arrange a third-party inspection. The dealer says it encourages this.
  • Ask for maintenance records before the trip. The dealer says it will pull them on request.

This platform has not inspected any machine at the yard. These are the dealer's published terms for inspections.

Delivery

  • The dealer says it can arrange trucking to the buyer's site anywhere in the United States and that a clear quote is given first.
  • Buyers can instead pick up from the lot. The dealer offers free help loading and securing a machine onto the buyer's trailer, and asks that the truck and trailer be rated for the weight.
  • The dealer states that paperwork is handled the same day whether the machine is collected or shipped.

Delivery prices are not published on the website. Get the freight cost, timeline and who carries transit insurance in writing before paying a deposit.

Deposits, fees and financing

Deposits and holds
Units are sold first-come, first-served. To hold a specific machine while transport or financing is arranged, the dealer requires a non-refundable deposit.
Fees and sales tax
The dealer says there are no hidden dealer fees: the agreed price plus applicable sales tax is the total. Its FAQ refers to New Jersey sales tax even though the published yard is in Texas, so confirm the tax treatment in writing.
Tax-exempt buyers
Buyers with a sales-tax exemption are asked to bring their exemption form.
Financing
Financing is described only as being available through a small number of equipment lenders. Rates, terms and lender names are not published.

Before you pay

Platform guidance

General precautions for any used equipment purchase; not specific to this dealer.

  • Equipment condition

    Compare the machine to the listing photos and hours, check for leaks, cold-start behavior and error codes, and inspect undercarriage wear on tracked machines.

  • Inspection

    Inspect in person or hire an independent inspector. Confirm the serial plate matches the paperwork before paying anything beyond a documented deposit.

  • Transportation

    Get the freight quote in writing, ask who insures the load in transit, and note any damage on the bill of lading before the carrier leaves.

  • Communication

    Keep price, deposit terms, delivery cost and any promises about condition in writing, not only by phone.

  • Documentation

    Expect an invoice or bill of sale with the serial number, a lien release where applicable, tax paperwork and any written warranty terms.

Customer reviews

Heavy Duty Export customer reviews

4.8 average from 26 reviews · showing 11–20

  • Jacob Turner

    5.0

    Professional service

    A professional and pleasant experience from the first conversation through delivery.

  • Andrew Sullivan

    5.0

    Compact excavator

    The compact excavator was a good fit for the drainage and utility work we handle. I received useful information about the machine before purchasing, including its operating hours and available attachments. The sales process was straightforward, and I was able to coordinate delivery around our work schedule. Everything arrived in good order, and the machine has been operating as expected.

  • Scott Harrison

    4.0

    Paperwork process

    The machine was a good purchase, and the team treated me professionally. A document needed an additional correction, which added some time to the process. Once that was sorted out, everything moved along smoothly.

  • Ryan Coleman

    5.0

    Delivery to our property

    The driver arrived at the arranged location, and unloading went smoothly. The equipment was secured properly during transportation. I appreciated how easy the delivery coordination was.

  • Justin Parker

    5.0

    Equipment pricing

    Found a good deal on a used compact excavator. The pricing was clear, and the buying process was simple.

  • Patrick Foster

    5.0

    Bulldozer purchase

    We needed a bulldozer for a land-clearing project and found an option that fit our requirements. The seller provided details about the machine and helped coordinate the next steps. I was especially pleased with the clear communication regarding transportation. Everything was handled in an organized manner, and the equipment has performed well on our property.

  • Christopher Reed

    5.0

    Quick communication

    Questions were answered quickly, and the paperwork was easy to understand.

  • Adam Peterson

    4.0

    Loader condition

    The wheel loader matched the description and operated as expected during our initial inspection. I would have appreciated a few more detailed photos before purchasing, but the sales representative was helpful whenever I asked for information.

  • Jason Mitchell

    5.0

    Long-distance equipment purchase

    Buying heavy equipment from another state can be complicated, especially when transportation needs to be arranged. I asked for additional photos and details before moving forward. The team was responsive, and the information helped me feel comfortable with my decision. The loader arrived in the expected condition and was ready for the work we had planned.

  • Eric Wallace

    5.0

    Tractor for farm work

    Good tractor, fair price, and easy communication. Very satisfied with the purchase.

FAQ

Heavy Duty Export FAQ

Answers rely only on what the dealer publishes and on the checks described in the methodology below.

Ask something else

  • It is a used equipment dealer that, according to its website heavydutyexport.com, sells tractors, skid steers, excavators, dozers, loaders and telehandlers from a yard at 900 Solon Rd, Waxahachie, TX 75165.

  • The published address is 900 Solon Rd, Waxahachie, TX 75165. This platform has not visited the yard; the address is as published by the dealer.

  • The website lists +1 214-817-2568 and sales@heavydutyexport.com. Both are dealer-published and were not tested by this platform.

  • It advertises compact, utility, row crop and heavy duty tractors. On October 15, 2026 its inventory page listed 22 machines: tracked skid steer loaders, telehandlers, dozers, MFWD tractors, mini excavators and wheel loaders from Case IH, Caterpillar, JCB, JLG, John Deere, Komatsu, Kubota, New Holland and SkyTrak. Inventory changes often.

  • Yes, according to the dealer. It invites buyers to cold-start, drive and load-test machines at the Waxahachie yard and says it encourages bringing an independent mechanic.

  • The dealer states it can arrange trucking anywhere in the United States, with a quote provided first, or buyers can pick up at the lot. Delivery prices are not published, so get them in writing.

  • The dealer says machines are sold first-come, first-served and that holding a specific unit requires a non-refundable deposit. Get deposit terms in writing before paying.

  • The dealer says it works with a small number of equipment lenders, or buyers can pay directly. No lender names, rates or terms are published on the site.

  • No. Reviews are submitted by buyers and moderated under the Review Policy, but this platform does not verify them against purchase documents and does not label any review as verified. The rating summary is computed from the reviews published here.

  • No. This is a dealer profile on Machinery Dealer Reviews, a third-party review platform. The official website is heavydutyexport.com.

Sources and methodology

How this profile was researched

Machinery Dealer Reviews read the public pages of heavydutyexport.com (home, About, How It Works, Inventory) and recorded the business details, categories, listings and terms as published. It opened a TLS connection to confirm the certificate and checked that HTTP requests redirect to HTTPS. A third-party profile of the dealer (scamradarix.com) was consulted only as a research lead; no customer reviews, ratings or counts from it were used.

Nobody from this platform visited the yard, called the phone number, tested the email address, checked state business filings, inspected a machine or completed a purchase. Dealer-published statements may change at any time; inventory counts and prices are snapshots. Public business information such as an address or HTTPS certificate is ordinary for any business and is not evidence of how a sale will go.

Reviews and the rating summary come only from buyers who submitted them. See the Review & Content Policy or request a correction via the Contact page.

Sources consulted · last checked October 15, 2026