Lawn equipment
Mowers and lawn gear, commercial or home
Top brands of commercial and residential-grade lawn equipment bought, pawned and sold, from push mowers to zero-turns.
- Zero-turns and riders
- Commercial-grade equipment
- Bring it running
TL;DR
Pawn Pro buys, sells and pawns lawn equipment at 8175 Washington Street SW in Covington, specializing in commercial and residential-grade machines: zero-turns, riding mowers, push mowers and other powered equipment. Bring the machine running, with its key, so it can be started at the store. Engine hours, deck condition and service history move the offer. A pawn loan on a mower lasts 30 days, and paying the interest fee starts another 30.
What lawn equipment does the shop specialize in?
The store's own line is that it buys, pawns and sells top brands of lawn equipment, "specializing in high-quality commercial and residential-grade equipment." In practice that means zero-turns, riding mowers, walk-behinds and the powered equipment that rides on a landscaper's trailer, as well as a homeowner's mower that has a few seasons left in it.
How is a mower valued?
A mower is valued by starting it and running it first. Then the hours on the meter, the deck, the tires, the belts and the blades are looked at. A machine that fires up and cuts clean is worth noticeably more than one that needs a carburetor cleaned. Service records help, and so does knowing roughly when it was bought.
- Bring it with fuel in the tank and the key
- Hose off the deck and clear the clippings
- Bring manuals and receipts if you have them
Can a landscaping crew use a pawn loan?
Yes, and the rate schedule is built for it. A commercial zero-turn can carry a loan past $1,000, where the monthly rate drops from 25% to 15%. Equipment pawned together on one ticket can reach the $5,000 tier at 10%. The machine stays at the store for the term, so it suits gear you can spare for a month rather than the mower you need tomorrow.
Where do I unload a big machine?
Call (678) 712-9430 before you load up so someone is ready when you pull in, especially with a zero-turn or anything on a trailer. The store is open Monday through Saturday from 10 to 6.
Answers
Lawn Equipment: common questions
Can I pawn a zero-turn mower?
Yes. Zero-turns, riding mowers and push mowers are taken in, both residential and commercial grade. Bring it running, with the key, and it is evaluated at the store. Hours on the meter, deck condition and recent service all move the offer.
What lawn equipment does Pawn Pro buy?
Mowers and other powered lawn equipment, from homeowner models to the commercial-grade machines landscape crews run every day. If it has an engine and runs well, it is worth an evaluation at 8175 Washington Street SW.
Can a landscaping business pawn commercial equipment?
Yes. Commercial-grade lawn equipment is one of the store’s specialties, and a pawn loan on a machine you are not using in the off-season can carry you through a slow month. The loan runs 30 days and renews by paying the interest.
What should I do before bringing in a mower?
Clean it, check the oil and fuel, and make sure it starts. A machine that fires on the first pull or turn of the key and cuts clean gets a better number than one that needs work. Bring the key and any manuals or service records.
Do you sell used lawn mowers?
Yes, and the selection changes with the season and with what comes in. Every machine on the floor has come across the counter, so ask what is known about it, such as hours and last service, before you buy.
Lawn Equipment
Get an offer on lawn 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