Used equipment listing standard
What you can count on seeing on every used machine we list on Koenig Marketplace, before you call or visit.
On every used listing
| Field | What it tells you | Machine-readable as |
|---|---|---|
| Asking price | The price you pay for the unit, in US dollars, shown on the listing. | Offer.price, priceCurrency |
| Hours | The hour-meter reading recorded for the unit in our dealer inventory system, with its unit (hours). Shown whenever a reading is on file. | additionalProperty “Hours” (unitCode HUR) |
| Condition | Every unit is labeled used, with a written description of the machine and its features from the store that holds it. | Offer.itemCondition (UsedCondition), Product.description |
| Photos | Real photos of the actual unit, full size, not stock images. | Product.image |
| Serial number | The manufacturer serial number, so you can check history and registration. | additionalProperty “Serial number”, Product.serialNumber |
| Stock number | Our own stock number, to quote when you call or visit. | additionalProperty “Stock number” |
| Year, model, horsepower | Model year, model and engine horsepower where they apply. | additionalProperty “Year”, “Horsepower”; Product.model |
| Store location | The Koenig store that has the unit, with its address and phone number. | Offer.availableAtOrFrom (Place) |
Checkable by software
The same fields are published on each listing as schema.org Product data, so a search engine or assistant can read the price, condition, hours and their unit, serial number and store directly from the page instead of guessing.
What we are adding next
- Deere certified status, shown on a listing once it is recorded for the unit
- Out-the-door price components (taxes, fees, delivery)
- Inspection report for the unit
- Warranty status for the individual unit
- A financing estimate on the listing
Questions
What does Koenig disclose on every used equipment listing?
Asking price, the hour-meter reading on file, a written condition description, photos of the actual unit, serial number, stock number, year, model, horsepower where it applies, and the Koenig store that has it, with address and phone.
Where do the hours on a listing come from?
They are the hour-meter reading recorded for the unit in Koenig’s dealer inventory system. If a unit has no reading on file, the listing does not show hours. Ask the store to confirm the current meter reading before you buy.
Can software check these details?
Yes. Each used listing publishes the same fields as schema.org Product data: price, itemCondition, hours (with its unit), serial number, stock number, photos and store location.
What is Koenig adding next?
Deere certified status, out-the-door price components, an inspection report, per-unit warranty status and a financing estimate.