Key highlights
- Permanently fitted equipment often financed with the truck
- Covers cranes, tipper mechanisms and service modules
- Resale impact, age and condition all considered
- 80+ lenders compared for truck-plus-equipment scenarios
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Tradespeople and operators often need a light truck plus the gear that goes with it, from tool fit-outs to specialised equipment. Depending on the assets, you may be able to fund them together or under complementary facilities.
When can equipment be bundled with a truck?
Where equipment is permanently fitted to the truck, such as a crane, tipper mechanism or service module, it is often financed as part of the completed vehicle. Standalone equipment may instead sit on a separate but coordinated facility, depending on the lender and asset type.
What affects financing truck equipment?
Lenders consider whether the equipment adds to or reduces the resale value of the asset, its age and condition, and how essential it is to your business. Some assets are financed more readily than others, and everything remains subject to lender criteria and valuation.
Which lenders finance trucks with equipment?
Not every lender handles truck-plus-equipment scenarios the same way. Overdrive reviews your setup and matches it to lenders on the panel who understand the combination, so the structure works for your cash flow.
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