Used John Deere riders. Your bid sets the price.
Riding tractors and zero-turns from homeowners and small landscapers. Every lot has its hour meter reading, a condition report and photos. Register free, bid online, pick up or ship.
Current lots
Bids are open to registered bidders. Lots close one by one; a bid in the last 2 minutes extends that lot by 2 minutes.
From bid to backyard
Register
Create a free account with your name, email and ZIP. It takes a minute.
Inspect
Read the condition report and hour reading, or book a look in person before the lot closes.
Bid
Place your bid online. If you opt in, we text you when you're outbid or a lot is about to close.
Pay and pick up
Pay within 3 business days, then pick up within 7 days or book freight.
Upgrading? Sell your old rider here.
We list John Deere riding tractors and zero-turns in working order. Send us the model, year, hours and a few photos, and we'll tell you if it fits the next auction.
How selling worksDo I need an account to bid?
Yes. Browsing is open to everyone, but bidding and watching lots need a free account so we can confirm your bids and contact you if you win.
What does the reserve mean?
Some sellers set a minimum price. "Reserve not met" means bids haven't reached it yet. If the reserve isn't met when the lot closes, the seller may accept the high bid or the lot goes unsold.
Can I see the mower before I bid?
Yes, by appointment at the pickup location. Contact us at least 2 days before the lot closes.
How do I get it home?
Pick it up with a trailer or truck, or ask us for a freight quote. Most riding mowers ship on a pallet within the Southeast in 3 to 7 days.