How to request a machine when it's not listed yet
Can't find the exact machine you need in the current listings? A sourcing request tells JMT and its seller network what you're looking for, so you don't have to keep checking back.
JMT Editorial TeamPublished July 15, 20262 min read
In this guide
Important for buyers
Still looking for the right machine?
Tell JMT what you need, or browse everything currently in stock.
When a sourcing request makes sense
Not every machine buyers want is already listed. If you know the exact category, brand, or spec you need — and it isn't in the current browse results — a sourcing request lets JMT and its seller network know what you're looking for, instead of you checking back every day.
What to include in your request
- Machine category and, if you know it, the make/model
- An acceptable year range and hour range
- Destination country and port, if already decided
- A budget range, so any response is realistic
- Any must-have specs — attachment type, cabin, drive configuration, and so on
What happens after you submit it
JMT reviews each request and checks it against current and upcoming seller inventory. If a matching machine is available or becomes available, you'll be contacted through the same channel — there's no separate account or new inbox to check.
Keep browsing while you wait
A sourcing request doesn't replace browsing — it's for the gap when nothing currently listed fits. It's worth checking the relevant category page first in case a close match already exists.