Used Bobcat E35: 30 live listings, €19k–€37k

How much does a used Bobcat E35 cost in Europe?

Across independent European dealers, used Bobcat E35 listings currently run from €19,000 to €36,500, with a market average around €26,348. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 30 active listings, refreshed daily.

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Specification · Comparison

How the E35 lines up in its class.

Nearest competitors auto-selected by category and weight class. Specs from manufacturer datasheets; prices from recent dealer listings.

Bobcat

E35

At a glance

Weight class

3.6 t

3.5 t

3.6 t

Power

Engine

Kubota D1803

Perkins 403J-17

Yanmar 3TNV88F-EPWN

Power

33 hp

21 hp

24.4 hp

Dimensions

Operating weight

3,580 kg

3,556 kg

3,552 kg

Length

4,826 mm

4,851 mm

5,503 mm

Width

1,769 mm

1,750 mm

Height

2,441 mm

2,482 mm

2,491 mm

Transport length

4,826 mm

4,851 mm

5,503 mm

Working range

Bucket capacity

0.1 m³

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Max dig depth

3,077 mm

3,194 mm

3,497 mm

Max reach

5,190 mm

5,165 mm

5,586 mm

Tail swing radius

1,150 mm

900 mm

933 mm

Drive

Travel speed

4.7 km/h

4.5 km/h

4.7 km/h

Market

Market average ask · EU

€26k

€68k

€25k

Price range

€19k – €37k

€68k – €68k

€21k – €28k

Active listings

30

1

5

About · Bobcat E35

Overview

The Bobcat E35 is a conventional-tail mini-excavator in the 3.5-tonne class, producing 33 hp and operating at a weight of 3580 kg. With a bucket capacity of 0.1 m3, it sits at the upper end of the compact excavator segment where machines remain transportable on a standard trailer yet deliver meaningful digging force for a range of civil and groundworks tasks. The E35 represents Bobcat's established presence in this weight class, combining a proven undercarriage layout with the reach and breakout force typical of 3- to 4-tonne machines.

Typical applications

Where this machine is used

Mini-excavators in the 3.5-tonne class are regularly deployed on residential construction, drainage installation, utility trenching, and landscaping projects where site access is restricted or surface protection is a priority. The operating weight and bucket size make the E35 suitable for foundation digging on small builds, pipeline and cable laying, and confined urban worksites. Contractors in agriculture, groundskeeping, and light demolition also draw on machines of this class for general earthmoving where a full-size excavator would be impractical.

Used-market inspection

What to check before buying

When inspecting a used Bobcat E35 or any machine of this class, begin with the undercarriage, checking track tension, rubber track condition, and roller wear, as these components represent a significant portion of ownership cost on any mini-excavator. Examine the boom, arm, and bucket pins and bushings for play, and operate the machine through full hydraulic cycles to confirm smooth, consistent response without drift or hesitation. Review service records to verify oil and filter change intervals have been maintained, and inspect the engine bay for coolant or hydraulic fluid leaks. Check the condition of the cab seals, controls, and any installed attachments for wear consistent with the stated hours. On machines of this weight class, correct function of the blade, slew ring smoothness, and absence of visible structural repairs to the house or boom are all material to assessing remaining service life.

Current market

Price position

The Bobcat E35 is cross-shopped most directly against the Wacker Neuson EZ36 and the JCB 35Z-1, all three competing within the 3- to 4-tonne mini-excavator segment. The Wacker Neuson EZ36 carries a slightly higher operating weight at 3600 kg and is positioned as a zero-tail-swing alternative, which differentiates it on confined-site versatility. The JCB 35Z-1 also occupies the zero-tail-swing configuration in this weight class, making the conventional-tail Bobcat E35 the comparatively wider-swing option, a factor buyers weigh against stability and reach preferences. Within the used market for this class, the attributes that move a machine within its price band include recorded service hours, attachment inventory such as hydraulic thumbs, augers, or quick-couplers, undercarriage wear, cab specification including air conditioning and HVAC, and overall structural and cosmetic condition. Machines with low hours, full service histories, and complementary attachments consistently attract stronger buyer interest than bare units with high wear indicators.

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