The 2019 Kubota SVL95-2S as advertised
The site liveliquidators.com shows a 2019 Kubota SVL95-2S advertised at $16,700 with 3,288 hours. The seller's own listing includes the chassis number KBCC0953CK1D46923 and a description of the machine: "This 2019 Kubota SVL95-2S has 3,288 hours and is powered by a 96 HP Kubota diesel engine with hydrostatic transmission." The ad lists an enclosed cab with A/C and heat, 2-speed travel, joystick controls, vertical lift, auxiliary hydraulics, hydraulic quick attach, a 3,200 lb rated operating capacity and an approximate operating weight of 11,500 lbs.
The site publishes contact details as a Riverside, California address, a U.S. phone number and an email address. The domain liveliquidators.com was registered on 2026-09-25 and the site reports HTTPS available and a homepage title of "Auction Liquidators - Premium Vehicle Auctions." The listing page HTTP status returned 200 when scanned.
What the buyer reports
According to the buyer's account filed with this publication, the buyer paid $16,700 by bank wire for the 2019 Kubota SVL95-2S shown on the liveliquidators.com listing. The buyer reports that the machine was never delivered. All details of the payment method and amount come from the buyer's report.
Checking a Kubota SVL95-2S before you pay
Because the buyer pays first in many online sales, document everything before transferring money. For a compact track loader such as a Kubota SVL95-2S, include these checks:
Verify the serial or PIN. On compact track loaders the chassis or PIN plate is commonly located on the loader frame or on a plate near the operator station; ask the seller to provide a clear close-up photo of the PIN plate and a second photo showing the same plate in context so you can confirm it matches the machine in the listing. Do not rely on a blurred or cropped shot.
Match photos to the chassis number. Compare the physical features in the listing photos - cab details, bolt patterns, hydraulic hose routing and attachment points - with the chassis number photo and with any additional photos or video the seller can supply.
Ask an authorised Kubota dealer to check the PIN. Provide the chassis number and ask the dealer to search for original delivery records, warranty registrations and service history tied to that PIN. Dealers can also confirm whether the chassis number format is consistent with Kubota records.
Assess hours against wear visible in photos. Look closely at track condition, undercarriage wear, paint loss on pivot points and the condition of the cab seat and controls. Hours claimed in the listing should be consistent with that visible wear.
Search UCC filings and liens in California. The site publishes a Riverside, CA address; search UCC lien records in that state to confirm there is no financing registered against the chassis number or the seller. A UCC search may reveal an outstanding lender claim.
Run a stolen-equipment check. Use the chassis number with national lost or stolen equipment databases and with local police property systems before any payment moves.
Prefer secure payment options. Where possible use an escrow service that holds funds until you confirm delivery and the machine matches the PIN and condition described. A bank wire releases funds immediately and can be difficult to recover.
How the payment was taken
The buyer reports paying by bank wire. A settled wire is a final payment method in most cases and typically cannot be reversed via a chargeback. That leaves a recovery path that depends on the sender bank's policies, the receiving bank's cooperation and any law enforcement or legal steps that may be available to the buyer.
What we have and have not verified
We have verified the following from public scans and the listing: the listing text and specifications as published on liveliquidators.com; the domain registration date 2026-09-25 and registrar HOSTINGER operations, UAB; the site homepage title and HTTP status; and the contact details the site publishes (address, phone, email). The buyer's account is filed with this publication and states a $16,700 bank wire and non-delivery.
Outstanding checks we have not completed and that a buyer should perform are: contacting the published phone number and email to confirm the seller's responsiveness; confirming physical occupancy of the published Riverside address; obtaining and independently verifying the chassis PIN with an authorised Kubota dealer; checking California UCC filings for liens; running the chassis number through stolen-equipment databases; and any bank trace or wire-recall steps the buyer's bank may provide.
If you have already paid
Contact your bank's fraud or wire team immediately and ask about initiating a recall or trace of the wire. Submit a report to the Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov and file a complaint with your state attorney general's office. Keep every message, receipt and wire transfer confirmation; those records are essential for any recovery attempt or legal complaint.
This record reproduces the buyer's account and the seller's published listing as filed. The operator of liveliquidators.com is shown on the site as Auction Liquidators, and a right of reply is open to them; we will update this entry if new information becomes available.