Used heavy equipment from the USA · Ghana
An excavator or dozer ships to Tema on a flat rack, by RoRo or in a container; the machine's true weight and dimensions decide which. We import used US heavy equipment to Ghana — we sell nothing and hold no stock. Every unit is verified at origin before purchase, then cleared through Tema rather than left at it.
Meridian covers sourcing, origin verification, export paperwork and the ocean leg. The GRA entry, classification and every Ghana-side figure belong to your licensed broker.
Process
Heavy equipment is planned from the tape measure out. We confirm the machine, verify it at origin, then match it to flat rack, RoRo or container space for the Tema sailing.
Listing or spec sheet, plus weight and dimensions if you have them. Excavator, loader, dozer or grader: the measurements matter more than the model name.
Condition, hours, undercarriage wear and completeness get checked on the ground before any money moves. Oversize units are measured for the load plan at the same visit.
Flat rack, RoRo or container: the machine's true weight and dimensions decide it, along with any dismantling. We book the Tema sailing to match.
The entry is filed by a licensed broker and the machine comes out of Tema cleared. Port drop-off is not the end of our job; clearance is.
Scope
We separate the international leg we control from the local costs and formalities your customs broker confirms.
Quote
Measurements first: with the true weight and dimensions we can price the Tema leg and the load format without padding for the unknown.
Share the machine and the destination; we send back the scope of the international leg in writing.
Local compliance
Meridian's scope ends where Ghana's tariff begins. A licensed Ghana customs broker confirms the exact duty line and used-age admissibility for your specific machine against the current Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) tariff before you commit funds. Some machinery categories attract reduced or zero-rated duty; VAT, NHIL and GETFund levies may still apply, and used machinery can require conformity assessment under the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) import-inspection program.
Meridian has coordinated more than 1,000 exports to more than 40 countries.
FAQ
What buyers ask us most before they ship.
Official sources
Requirements can change and depend on the classification, condition and use of the machine. Confirm your case with your importer or customs broker before you buy or ship.
Related resources
Send the model and measurements. We verify the unit at origin, book the right deck to Tema and handle Ghana clearance end to end.