Trailers & heavy equipment
Cash for heavy equipment, fast
Pawn loans on trailers, skid steers, tractors and commercial lawn equipment, plus motorcycles, four-wheelers and boats.
- Trailers and skid steers
- Tractors and four-wheelers
- Lowest rates on big loans
Pawn Pro writes pawn loans on trailers, skid steers, tractors and commercial lawn equipment at its Covington store, and takes in motorcycles, four-wheelers and boats as well. Call (678) 712-9430 with the make, model and hours before you load the machine. Bring proof of ownership and a photo ID. Big loans earn the lowest rates: 10% a month from $5,000 and 5% from $15,000. A titled vehicle gets 30 days of grace after the due date under Georgia law.
What equipment can I pawn?
The store's list is trailers, skid steers, tractors and commercial lawn equipment, along with motorcycles, four-wheelers and boats from its everyday intake. Many pawn shops stop at what fits through the door. This one has a lot to park it on.
Why are rates lower on equipment?
Because the loans are bigger, and Pawn Pro's monthly rate falls as the loan grows. Loans under $1,000 run 25% a month, $1,000 to $4,999.99 runs 15%, $5,000 to $14,999.99 runs 10%, and $15,000 or more runs 5%. A tractor or a loaded equipment trailer is exactly the collateral that reaches those lower tiers, which is what the old store sign meant by "Big loan? Big savings!"
What do I bring with a trailer or machine?
- The title or bill of sale, in your name
- A government-issued photo ID
- Keys, and the machine able to start and run
- The make, model, serial and hours, ready when you call ahead
Georgia law bars a pawnbroker from taking goods from anyone it knows is not the owner, so the paperwork is checked before a loan is written.
How long do I have to pay off a vehicle loan?
The term is 30 days, renewable by paying the interest fee. For a motor vehicle or its certificate of title, O.C.G.A. § 44-14-403 then gives 30 days of grace after the due date, against 10 days for other goods. The equipment stays at the store while the loan is open.
Answers
Trailers & Heavy Equipment: common questions
Can you pawn a trailer?
Yes. Utility, equipment and enclosed trailers are taken in for loans and purchases. Bring the trailer, the paperwork that shows it is yours and a photo ID, so ownership can be confirmed before the loan is written.
Do pawn shops take skid steers and tractors?
Pawn Pro does. Skid steers, tractors, trailers and commercial lawn equipment are written as pawn loans or bought outright, a wider range than many pawn shops handle. Call (678) 712-9430 first so someone is ready to look the machine over when you arrive.
What happens to a titled vehicle if I miss the due date?
Georgia gives 30 calendar days of grace after the due date for a motor vehicle or its title, against 10 days for other goods (O.C.G.A. § 44-14-403). Pay within that window and the vehicle is still yours to redeem.
How much can I borrow on heavy equipment?
It depends on the machine, its hours and its condition, so it is evaluated first. Large loans are where the rate schedule pays off: loans from $5,000 to $14,999.99 run at 10% a month and loans of $15,000 or more at 5%.
Can I keep using equipment while it is pawned?
No. A pawn loan is secured by the item staying at the store, so the trailer or machine is held until the loan is paid. If you need it for a job, pay off the loan and pick it up. You can pawn it again afterward.
Trailers & Heavy Equipment
Get an offer on trailers and heavy equipment
Tell the shop what you have. The firm number comes at the counter.
- Monday–Saturday 10 AM–6 PM · closed Sunday
- Bring a government-issued photo ID
- No appointment, no credit check