What information do you need to provide an offer on my CAT generator?
Send the model and serial numbers, year, total hours, fuel, voltage, clear unit and data-tag photographs, maintenance history, accessories, condition, and removal access.
3500 and C-series · Paid upfront
Caterpillar power systems are known for rugged industrial duty and broad parts support. We review CAT 3500-series and C-series generator sets, complete power modules, controls, switchgear, and project removals nationwide.
A few photos and the kW rating are enough to start.
Why sell to us
The Caterpillar 3500 series remains a core industrial power platform for data centers, remote operations, plants, and heavy facilities. Model, configuration, emissions tier, hours, controls, enclosure, cooling, accessories, and documentation shape the secondary-market review.
What we buy
C9, C15, C18, C27, and related C-series generator sets serve mid-sized commercial and industrial applications. Evaluation includes the alternator, cooling system, control package, paralleling capability, Tier 3 or Tier 4 configuration, completeness, and maintenance history.

How it works
Service logs, factory build sheets, wiring diagrams, load-test records, controller history, and repair documentation can improve confidence in the equipment and simplify its next installation.
Logistics and payment
Large Caterpillar packages require electrical isolation, permits, heavy-haul planning, cranes, specialized rigging, and coordination with facility personnel. Financial and site terms are confirmed before the approved equipment leaves the property.

Common questions
Send the model and serial numbers, year, total hours, fuel, voltage, clear unit and data-tag photographs, maintenance history, accessories, condition, and removal access.
Yes. Non-operational CAT units are reviewed based on the engine model, alternator, completeness, condition, repair needs, salvageable components, and logistics.
After price, payment, site rules, electrical isolation, crane access, permits, and trucking are confirmed, rigging and freight are scheduled around the facility's requirements.
Both. Older Tier 2 and Tier 3 units remain relevant for certain standby and international uses, while Tier 4 equipment serves other markets.
Yes. Complete power systems can include automatic transfer switches, paralleling gear, controls, MCCs, and related switchgear.
Ready to move the unit?