Plant & Construction Equipment VIN Identification Serial Number Locations
Find and identify the location of heavy plant VIN number and construction equipment serial chassis or PIN number locations
Select from the list of construction equipment below to see a more detailed explanation of the VIN PIN or serial identification number locations
Find and identify the location of heavy plant VIN number and construction equipment serial chassis or PIN number locations
Select from the list of construction equipment below to see a more detailed explanation of the VIN PIN or serial identification number locations
The cost of stolen heavy equipment and construction equipment to insurers and the industry is estimated to be just under 1 billion in the UK , add continental Europe and the USA and it is estimated that over 12 billion $ is stolen each year between Europe and the USA alone. The theft of construction plant and equipment is directly linked to organised crime and terrorism and despite increased government industry and law enforcement action it is set to increase.
This construction equipment identification database is only intended as a general guide for seller’s, buyers and other interested parties to provide an indication of VIN or PIN locations.
There are hundreds of models & makes with new items being added yearly but most are manufactured in a similar way and as such the VIN & ID numbers are often located in similar areas. If you are unable to locate any id numbers then checks should be made with the manufacturer, law enforcement agencies or other organisations specialising in plant theft, recovery and recording.
I have listed here specialist organisations for each country that record details of stolen plant and construction equipment where they exist
This construction equipment identification database is only intended as a general guide for seller’s, buyers and other interested parties to provide an indication of VIN or PIN locations.
There are hundreds of models & makes with new items being added yearly but most are manufactured in a similar way and as such the VIN & ID numbers are often located in similar areas. If you are unable to locate any id numbers then checks should be made with the manufacturer, law enforcement agencies or other organisations specialising in plant theft, recovery and recording.
I have listed here specialist organisations for each country that record details of stolen plant and construction equipment where they exist
Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this Plant Identification website and information contained within, the authors will not accept responsibility/liability for decisions made or actions undertaken as a result of its usage.
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