2,515 kg34 hpMarket avg. €18k · 7 listed · 3 below market
Asking prices land at €12k – €25k, around 17% below the market average.
This model sits 29% below the class average across 44 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Ammann ARX26 listings currently run from €12,120 to €24,900, with a market average around €18,088. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 7 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Ammann ARX26 is a tandem vibratory roller in the light compaction segment, with an operating weight of 2515 kg and an engine output of 34 hp. It sits at the lower end of the ride-on tandem roller class, occupying the bandwidth between walk-behind equipment and heavier double-drum machines. This weight and power profile makes it a maneuverable yet productive unit suited to confined or precision compaction tasks.
Tandem vibratory rollers in the ARX26 weight class are standard equipment for asphalt compaction on footpaths, car parks, access roads, and patching operations. They are also used for granular sub-base compaction on smaller civil and utility projects where larger rollers cannot operate efficiently. The combination of ride-on productivity and compact dimensions makes this class a recurring choice for municipal maintenance contractors and road-repair specialists.
Inspection of a used ARX26 should begin with a close assessment of both drum surfaces for flat spots, cracks, or uneven wear patterns that indicate compaction irregularities in prior use. The vibration system, including eccentric shafts and bearings, should be engaged under load to confirm smooth operation and the absence of abnormal noise. Water sprinkler systems on tandem rollers are a common maintenance point; verify nozzles, hoses, and the tank for blockages or leaks. Check the articulation joint for play and confirm that steering response is precise, as wear at this point is both common and consequential for compaction quality. Engine oil, coolant condition, and hydraulic fluid levels and color should all be inspected, and any available service records reviewed to confirm filter and fluid change intervals have been observed. A functional ROPS structure, if fitted, should be free of cracks, unauthorized modifications, or corrosion at the mounting points.
The ARX26 competes directly with the Wacker Neuson RD27 and the Hamm HD10, which occupy the same weight and power band in the light tandem roller segment. Against the Wacker Neuson RD27, buyers typically compare drum width, water-system design, and serviceability access, while the Hamm HD10 is often evaluated on its drum geometry and compaction frequency characteristics. Within this competitive set, machine hours, overall condition, drum surface integrity, the presence of a ROPS canopy or cabin option, and any documented service history are the principal attributes that move a unit within its price band. Configuration choices such as articulated steering and optional compaction meters also influence relative positioning. The Ammann brand carries a recognized European pedigree in compaction technology, which sustains consistent demand from buyers who prioritize parts availability and dealer support networks.
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