What we source

Construction & Agricultural Machinery

Source construction and agricultural machinery from China based on the work it must do, with comparable configurations and commercial terms.

Construction and agricultural machinery with attachments in a manufacturer yard

Why this category is covered

Product-specific questions shape a useful supplier search.

Two machines can look similar while differing in operating weight, engine, hydraulics, attachments, dimensions, parts support and export configuration. These differences affect whether the equipment fits your application and what support you can expect after purchase.

What you can bring

  • Intended application and working conditions
  • Target capacity, operating weight or performance requirements
  • Engine, powertrain, hydraulics and attachment requirements
  • Dimensions, quantity and destination
  • Spare parts, warranty, service and documentation expectations

Working method

How the work is handled

  1. 01Turn the intended use into comparable equipment specifications
  2. 02Ask manufacturers to state included configuration, optional equipment, availability, lead time and commercial terms
  3. 03Compare quotations on a like-for-like basis
  4. 04Keep supplier claims, unanswered questions and destination-country checks separate
  5. 05Coordinate production follow-up or pre-shipment inspection when included in the agreed scope

What you get

  • Clearer comparisons between manufacturer configurations
  • Better visibility into included and optional equipment
  • Earlier identification of compatibility, parts-support and documentation questions
  • A manufacturer shortlist with defined next checks

Typical requests include compact excavators, loaders, tractors, attachments and other machines selected for a defined job. The proposed operating conditions, included equipment and support arrangement need to remain visible alongside the headline price.

Manufacturer-direct export and responsibility

Where the manufacturer offers direct export, the manufacturer remains responsible for the equipment, manufacturing, performance statements, warranty, after-sales support and export documentation.

Mon coordinates supplier communication and the agreed sourcing stages. Mon does not provide engineering approval, safety certification, destination-country compliance approval, customs clearance, transport or warranty services. The buyer remains responsible for confirming local certification, registration, import requirements, taxes and final equipment suitability.

Common questions

Before you start

Do you guarantee supplier quality or the lowest price?

Mon helps identify relevant suppliers, organize requirements, compare quotations and coordinate agreed sourcing stages, but does not guarantee the lowest price, supplier performance, product quality, certification, delivery or final project outcome.

What information do I need to start?

A short description and one useful reference—such as a product link, photo, model number, drawing or sample—is enough to begin the conversation. Detailed specifications, quantities, commercial requirements and confidential files can follow by email after initial contact.

Who handles manufacturer export, freight and destination-country import?

Where direct export is available, the manufacturer can export the goods or equipment directly. Mon does not act as the seller, exporter, carrier, freight forwarder or customs broker. Freight may be arranged through your chosen freight forwarder, settled in your country or included in the manufacturer’s commercial arrangement. Mon can coordinate the handover and communication when included in the agreed scope.

Have a product in mind?

Start with a short description.

Detailed product information can follow by email.

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