- The Equipment must be available at any time for immediate re-inspection by Global Machinery Auctions upon request.
- The buyer may move the Equipment around the lot, load/unload the Equipment, to ensure the reported inspection condition matches the inspection report, after receipt of the Equipment. The buyer however must be aware and prove that such operation does not result in the use of the Equipment for more than the lesser of (a) three (3) hours or (b) five (5) odometer miles/kms from what is reported in the Inspection Report.
- Until a Dispute Claim is resolved, the Equipment may not be used, rented or leased and no changes to the condition of Equipment such as repairs or disassembly may be made.
- Global Machinery Auctions shall not be responsible for any incidental damage which does not negatively impact the standard operation of Equipment or considerably adjust the value of Equipment.
- Global Machinery Auctions shall not be responsible for Dispute Claims filed due to changes in the Equipment’s condition as a result of exposure to the elements, including damage that occurs during transportation.
- Without limitation, Global Machinery Auctions shall not be liable for any type of failure of:
- Electronic Control Modules for systems or components
- electronic displays or
- consumables (e.g. – batteries, fluids, lights, belts, tires, brakes, bulbs, starters, alternators, freon and filters).
- Only substantial inaccuracies in the items reported in the Inspection Report are covered. In addition to items not discoverable on a general condition inspection, specific items that are not covered include:
- conditions that be identified only through the operation of a machine on a job site or under load capacity (e.g. – digging, pulling, lifting, etc.)
- operating the machine though the full range of speeds required to evaluate all forward and reverse gears
- replacement or addition of attachments to the machine
- disassembly
- use of diagnostic or test equipment to evaluate characteristics such as engine compression
- electrical systems, hydraulic systems, and leaks of any kind (including fluid and tires)
- cosmetic damage which does not impact the performance or standard operation of the Equipment.
- Global Machinery Auctions makes every effort to accurately describe the Equipment using common terms. However, Equipment and options and attachments can be known by different terms in different parts of the country. Refer to the pictures contained in the Inspection Report to clarify your understanding of specific Equipment characteristics.
- Global Machinery Auctions is not responsible for any misinterpretation or misunderstanding by the buyer, agent or representative.
- If available, model year, make, and model is taken directly from the data plate. If not available, Global Machinery Auctions makes an honest effort to find the model year, and model using reputable serial number guide reference material.
- Global Machinery Auctions is not liable for any discrepancies in model year, make, and model from alternative sources in the marketplace.
- Global Machinery Auctions is also not liable for any conflicts in model year and year of manufacture within any make of equipment.
- Conditions visible in any of the Inspection Report pictures (including the full-size image visible through zooming), even if these conditions are not specifically mentioned in the written narrative comments of the Inspection Report are not covered.
- Inspector listens for abnormal noises, observes leaks and notes physical damage.
- Drivetrain operation tests are restricted to low speed in a confined flat area without a load. Differential interlocks, full transmission shifting, and functionality of all drive axles cannot be fully verified.
- Global Machinery Auctions shall not be responsible for any misplaced/lost Equipment operating manuals or keys.
- Global Machinery Auctions makes no guarantees as to the actual hours/miles/kms on Equipment. Global Machinery Auctions can only account for what can be visually observed.
- The estimated total cost to fix items pursuant to a valid Dispute Claim, must exceed $700.00 in the listing currency, which this amount will be applied as a deductible to any settlement of a Dispute Claim.
- Dispute Claims filed on equipment with a sale price lower than $700.00 in the listing currency will not be ruminated.
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Look for our Bulletproof Assurance ™ Equipment Condition Certification on the machine you want to acquire.
Global Bullet Proof Assurance™
Under the Global Bulletproof Assurance™ Inspection Certification program, if the buyer discovers that a piece of Equipment purchased is not considerably in the condition as signified in the Inspection Report and you are within the Eligible Dispute Period specified below, you may contact Global Machinery Auctions and submit a written dispute (“Dispute Claim”). To be ruminated, the Dispute Claim must be:
- In writing
- Within the allotted Dispute Period
- Sent into Global Machinery Auctions as specified herein, and
- Meet the Dispute criteria below
A deductible in the amount of $700.00 in the listing currency will be applied to any settlement of a Dispute Claim.
BROWSE BULLETPROOF ASSURED INVENTORYDISPUTE CONDITIONS
- Proof of full payment of the Transaction Fee, the Final Selling Price, and any associated taxes.
- Supporting documents may be requested to process or verify a Dispute Claim. All requested documents must be returned within five (5) business days from the date the initial request is sent from Global Machinery Auctions.
- Requested documents returned after five (5) business days could potentially delay resolutions, late fees (not to exceed $700.00 in the listing currency), or possible denial of Dispute Claim.
- For export items, Dispute Claims must be commenced and settled prior to export.
- Ownership of the Equipment must not have been transferred to another buyer, agent and/or representative.