Tennant T600
Walk-behind floor scrubber. Below: every live surplus auction we're tracking with a delivered price, what it costs to move one, and reconditioned units available now.
Shipping a Tennant T600
Ship weight
1110 lb
skidded
Skidded size
70×48×50
inches
Moves on
Standard freight
rolls
Needs a pallet
Yes
built at pickup
Can be strapped to a pallet and shipped on standard freight. Yards almost never have the machine on a pallet already, so building and banding the skid is part of every quote unless the seller confirms they'll do it.
Live auctions
0No Tennant T600 at auction right now. Set an alert and we'll email you when one lists.
What they sell for
1 recorded sale at $579. Real closing prices for this exact model at government and retail-liquidation auction. Condition varies enormously at these numbers — most sold as non-running or incomplete, so read each listing before anchoring on a figure.
| Closed | What sold | Where | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 2026 | (1) Tennant T600 Walk-Behind Floor Scrubber | Warwick, RI | $579 |
Sale data from Crossbid / GRL Auctions. Prices exclude freight — use the shipping figures above to get to a landed cost.
Reconditioned alternatives
No reconditioned Tennant T600 in stock right now. These are the closest Tennant machines available, fully gone through and ready to run.
Tennant 7100 Rider Floor Scrubber
$8,750
Tennant 7200 Rider Floor Scrubber, reconditioned
$10,499
950 hours, reconditioned
Tennant T7 Rider Floor Scrubber, reconditioned
$12,500
600 hours, reconditioned
Sold by Sweepers and Floor Scrubbers.
Common questions
- What does a Tennant T600 weigh for shipping?
- About 1110 lb once it's on a pallet, which is what a carrier bills on. The machine's own dry weight is lower — the pallet, banding and any battery pack all count. Carriers measure and weigh the skid, not the machine, so that's the number that matters.
- Can you ship one that was sold “local pickup only”?
- Yes. That wording means the seller won't arrange transport, not that transport is impossible. We handle the pickup, build the skid if the yard won't, and get it out before the removal deadline.
- What if the yard won't load it?
- Common, and it's the usual reason a removal fails. We confirm with the yard whether there's a forklift and whether staff will operate it before a truck is dispatched. Where they won't, we send equipment that doesn't need them to.