1,176 kg10 hpMarket avg. €17k · 34 listed · 15 below market
Asking prices land at €13k – €20k, around 34% below the market average.
Across independent European dealers, used Bobcat E10 listings currently run from €13,020 to €20,390, with a market average around €16,511. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 34 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Bobcat E10 is a mini-excavator in the sub-1.5-tonne class, with an operating weight of 1176 kg and an engine output of 10 hp. It is designed as a compact, entry-level excavator suited to confined working environments where larger machines cannot operate. The E10 sits at the lighter end of the mini-excavator segment, prioritising manoeuvrability and low ground disturbance over raw digging force.
Machines in this weight and power class are primarily used for residential landscaping, utility trenching, and small-scale civil works in restricted-access areas such as gardens, courtyards, and urban plots. Their compact footprint also makes them a common choice for interior demolition projects and work alongside existing structures where overhead and lateral clearance is limited. Hire fleets and small contractors frequently specify machines in this class as a versatile first or second unit.
When inspecting a used machine in this class, buyers should assess undercarriage wear across the rubber tracks, rollers, and sprockets, as these components represent a meaningful portion of maintenance expenditure on mini-excavators. The boom and arm pin joints should be checked for play and for adequate greasing history. Hydraulic hoses and cylinder seals should be examined for weeping or active leaks, and the condition of the bucket and any accompanying attachments should be assessed independently. Engine hours should be verified against service records where possible, and the machine should be run through full hydraulic function, including the blade if fitted, before purchase. On compact machines operated in confined sites, body damage to the upper structure and cab are common, and their extent can indicate the general care standard applied during the machine's working life.
The Bobcat E10 is cross-shopped most directly against the Takeuchi TB210 and the JCB 8008, both of which occupy the same sub-1.5-tonne mini-excavator segment. Buyers comparing these models will find differences in operating weight, engine power output, and dealer network coverage that influence purchasing decisions, with the E10's 1176 kg and 10 hp figures positioning it within the lighter, lower-power portion of the class. Within the used market, a given unit's position within the price band is driven primarily by accumulated operating hours, overall mechanical and cosmetic condition, the presence or absence of a blade, quick-coupler, or auxiliary hydraulics, and the breadth of the attachment inventory accompanying the machine. Configuration choices, such as a retractable undercarriage or a factory canopy versus a full cab, also affect where a unit sits relative to others of the same model and year.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€17k).
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