The 2024 Kubota SVL97-2 as advertised

The omahacoresupply.com domain was registered on 2026-09-18, only days before the listing for a 2024 Kubota SVL97-2 appeared on the site. The advertised unit is a 2024 KUBOTA SVL97-2 compact track loader offered at $31,600 and described on the listing as:

"2024 KUBOTA SVL97-2 COMPACT TRACK LOADER - 2024 Kubota SVL97-2 Compact Track Loader powered by a Kubota V3800-CR-T 3.8L 4-cylinder turbocharged diesel engi..."

The listing page URL provided by the buyer is /inventory/2024-kubota-svl97-2-cal054. The seller’s published contact details on the site are the trading name Omaha Core Supply - CM DRUM HEAVY LOGISTICS LLC, an address of 4851 Redman Ave, Omaha, NE 68104, a phone number (402) 772-6301 and an email sales@omahacoresupply.com. The site returns an HTTP 200 status and serves over HTTPS.

What the buyer reports

According to the buyer's account, they sent $31,600 by bank wire to purchase the 2024 Kubota SVL97-2 shown on the omahacoresupply.com listing and never received the machine. The buyer reported the payment method as a bank wire and supplied the listing link as the transaction target. The buyer's allegation is recorded here as submitted to this publication.

Checking a Kubota SVL97-2 before you pay

If you are looking at a tracked loader like a Kubota SVL97-2, take the following steps before sending funds.

  • Match the serial number or product identification number in writing and against photos. The serial plate for compact track loaders is commonly riveted to the loader frame or the main chassis; request a clear photo of that plate showing the VIN or PIN next to a dated note or the seller’s business name. Insist that the number in the photos match the number on the bill of sale.

  • Ask an authorized Kubota dealer to look up the PIN or serial number. Dealers can confirm if a machine was sold through their network, whether warranty or recall records exist, and whether service history is recorded. Request the dealer to check for any registration or service flags associated with that PIN.

  • Inspect wear and hours versus the advertised hours. If a listing includes hours, compare indicated wear in photos to typical wear for the stated hours. Request recent close-up photos of the undercarriage, sprockets, idlers and drive motors; heavy undercarriage wear or new track pads can contradict low-hour claims.

  • Verify the seller identity tied to the physical location. Ask to see the machine at the listed address during business hours and confirm that the yard, signage and contact match the website information. If you cannot visit, ask for a live video call showing the PIN plate, the machine running, and the surrounding yard with date and time visible.

  • Run a UCC lien search in the state the seller gives. The site lists an Omaha, Nebraska address; a UCC search filed in Nebraska can reveal financing that might encumber the machine. A clean title claim verbalized by a seller is not sufficient evidence of a lien-free machine.

  • Check national stolen-equipment databases and contact local law enforcement property units if a machine appears suspicious. Provide the serial number and photos and request that the number be checked against reported stolen machines.

  • Preserve documentation. Before payment, get a written invoice or bill of sale that names the buyer and seller, the machine by PIN, the agreed price and the payment terms. Do not accept generic invoices without machine identification.

How the payment was taken

The buyer's account says the payment was made by bank wire. A settled wire transfer typically cannot be reversed by the sending bank through a consumer chargeback; recovery depends on the receiving bank agreeing to return funds, a bank-to-bank recall and any cooperation the recipient bank offers. The faster you contact your bank after discovering a problem, the sooner it can attempt recovery procedures and liaise with the receiving bank.

What we have and have not verified

Verified

  • The omahacoresupply.com domain registration date 2026-09-18 via the registrar NameSilo, LLC.
  • The site responds with HTTP 200 and serves over HTTPS.
  • The site publishes the trading name Omaha Core Supply - CM DRUM HEAVY LOGISTICS LLC, the address 4851 Redman Ave, Omaha, NE 68104, the phone (402) 772-6301 and the email sales@omahacoresupply.com.

Not verified and outstanding checks

  • Whether the machine pictured on the listing exists at the published address.
  • The serial number or PIN for the advertised machine and whether it matches the photos and bill of sale.
  • Any dealer or registration history for the claimed 2024 Kubota SVL97-2 from an authorized Kubota dealer.
  • A UCC lien search for the seller name and the machine in Nebraska.
  • The destination bank account details that received the wire and whether the receiving bank will cooperate in returning funds.

These checks are the ones a buyer should complete before sending funds; they remain open for this report.

If you have already paid

If you wired funds for a machine from this site, contact your bank's fraud or wire team immediately and ask that they attempt a recall of the transfer. File a complaint with the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov and with your state attorney general. Preserve all communications, invoices, receipts and bank transfer confirmations, and provide them to the bank and any investigators.

A right of reply is open to the business named on the site; this entry will be updated if the operator provides verifiable evidence that the advertised machine was delivered or that the payment was returned.