BROOKLET, Ga. - LBK Equipment Sales LLC, which lists its address as 10341 Woodyard Ln., Woodyard Ln Brooklet, GA 30415, is a scam. A buyer who paid $28,600 by bank wire for a 2021 Kubota M6-131 says the tractor was never delivered.
The allegation matters because the machine was a late model with low recorded hours and was advertised at a single price that a buyer paid in full. Buyers hunting for late-model tractors are often prepared to move quickly for a well priced unit; in this case the buyer says full payment was sent and no equipment arrived.
The listing
The seller described the machine as a 2021 Kubota M6-131 with 318 hours and listed the location as Brooklet, Ga. The published asking price was $28,600. The listing included a phone number and offered additional images if requested, noting "More pictures available upon request." No condition grade, horsepower figure, drive specification or attachments were supplied on the product page.
The combination of a 2021 model year, 318 hours and a single, straightforward price made the listing stand out to a shopper seeking a late-model tractor with low hours. The compact description and the apparent readiness to provide images by request gave the impression of a ready-to-sell machine at a fixed price.
How the sale unfolded
According to the buyer who contacted News Equipment, they located the listing while looking for a tractor of this type. The buyer compared the listing to other machines and decided the Kubota matched their needs and budget.
The buyer says they reached out through the contact information on the site, agreed to purchase the M6-131 at the stated price and arranged payment. The buyer sent $28,600 by bank wire to complete the purchase.
After the payment was made the buyer waited for the tractor to be delivered or for pickup instructions. The buyer says no delivery occurred and no machine was supplied for inspection or transfer of ownership.
The buyer supplied evidence of the wire transfer and the listing link when contacting News Equipment. The outcome, as described to this desk, is that $28,600 was transferred by bank wire and no 2021 Kubota M6-131 arrived for the buyer.
What the website shows
The site displays the trading name LBK Equipment Sales LLC and publishes contact details including phone number +1 470 206 8467 and the email info@lbk-equipment.com. The product page for the Kubota repeats the Brooklet, Ga. location and lists the $28,600 asking price, the model year and the 318 hours.
WHOIS records show the domain lbkequipment.com was registered on Sept. 10, 2026 through NameSilo, LLC and the registrant information is shielded by privacy protection. The site does not publish dealer license numbers or department of transportation identifiers on the pages examined.
How these schemes work
Federal consumer authorities warn that fake dealer sites often share common signals: newly created domains, listings for recent model machines with unusually low hours, and advertising a single price without verifiable dealership paperwork. Scams frequently hinge on a buyer transferring funds before any independent inspection or transfer is completed.
Those general characteristics appear in this listing. The domain was created Sept. 10, 2026, the unit advertised is a 2021 tractor with 318 hours and the asking price matched what the buyer paid, while the site lacks published licensing details that would normally be visible for an established dealer.
If you sent money
If you sent funds in a similar transaction notify your bank or payment provider as soon as possible and ask whether the wire can be recalled. Preserve every invoice, message, receipt and the listing URL.
Report the incident to the Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov and to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov, and include the domain lbkequipment.com and the specific product page https://lbkequipment.com/product/2021-kubota-m6-131/ in your reports.