An auction specialist says used machinery demand remains strong. Sam Harper, an associate broker and equipment independent sales rep with Big Iron Auctions, says low commodity prices haven’t slowed down the used equipment marketplace. “Expectations are still kind of around the all-time high we had a couple of years ago,” he said. “We’re more pre-Covid […]
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