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EquipmentTrader Scraper

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EquipmentTrader Scraper

EquipmentTrader Scraper

Scrape heavy equipment listings from EquipmentTrader.com - search by category, make, keyword, state, price and condition, or fetch full listing detail by URL. Uses the free Apify AUTO datacenter proxy; no login or API key required.

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from $3.00 / 1,000 results

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Crawler Bros

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Scrape heavy equipment listings from EquipmentTrader.com — search by category, make, keyword, and condition, or fetch full listing detail (make, model, year, price, location, description, photo) by URL. No login or API key required; uses the free Apify AUTO datacenter proxy.

What this actor does

  • Two modes: search (browse/filter listings) and byListingUrls (fetch full detail for specific listing URLs)
  • Filters: category, make, keyword, condition (new/used), price range
  • Rich detail records (via byListingUrls): make, model, year, condition, price, location, description, photo
  • Empty fields are omitted

Output fields

  • recordType"listing" (search result) or "listingDetail" (byListingUrls result)
  • listingId, listingUrl
  • title, make, model, year
  • price, condition
  • description, imageUrl, location

Input options

FieldDescription
modesearch or byListingUrls
categoryEquipment category (search mode) — Construction, Farming, Industrial, Lifting, Salvaged, or Trailer Equipment
makeManufacturer/brand, e.g. "Caterpillar", "John Deere" (search mode)
keywordFree-text keyword (search mode)
conditionNew or Used (search mode)
minPrice / maxPricePrice range in USD (search mode)
listingUrlsList of equipmenttrader.com listing URLs (byListingUrls mode)
maxItemsMax records to return
proxyConfigurationApify proxy — free AUTO datacenter group (required; equipmenttrader.com blocks requests without a rotating proxy IP)

Example: search listings

{
"mode": "search",
"category": "Construction Equipment",
"make": "Caterpillar",
"maxItems": 30
}

Example: fetch listing details

{
"mode": "byListingUrls",
"listingUrls": ["https://www.equipmenttrader.com/listing/2022-CATERPILLAR-320GC-5041508962"]
}

Use cases

  • Equipment dealers — monitor competitor inventory and pricing across categories
  • Fleet buyers — track availability of specific makes/models within a budget
  • Market research — analyze pricing trends for construction, farming, or industrial equipment
  • Lead generation — find sellers of specific equipment types for B2B outreach
  • Auction & resale platforms — enrich listings with cross-referenced market pricing

Data source

EquipmentTrader.com is part of the Trader Interactive network (confirmed via the site's own chat-widget config, which points at traderinteractive.com). The site sits behind an AWS WAF JS challenge plus a CloudFront edge that intermittently reputation-blocks a fraction of datacenter exit IPs outright. This actor uses Camoufox (an anti-detect Firefox build) over the free Apify AUTO datacenter proxy, retrying with a fresh proxy session until a clean response is obtained — no residential proxy or paid add-on required. On a busy WAF cycle a run may take a few extra minutes to complete while it retries; it does not require CAPTCHA-solving or login of any kind.

FAQ

Do I need an EquipmentTrader account? No — this actor scrapes public search results and listing pages.

Why does the actor use a proxy? equipmenttrader.com's CDN-level bot protection blocks requests from datacenter IPs that haven't first "warmed up" a session. The actor automatically rotates through the free Apify AUTO proxy pool to stay reliable — no paid proxy tier is required.

Why are some fields (e.g. location) missing from a search-mode record? Search results only expose the summary fields EquipmentTrader publishes on the listings page. Use byListingUrls with the listingUrl from a search result to get full detail.

Why might a run take longer than usual? equipmenttrader.com's edge occasionally increases its block rate against datacenter IP ranges. The actor automatically retries with fresh proxy sessions until it gets through, which can add a few minutes to a run during those windows, but does not require any manual intervention.