1,860 kg33 hpMarket avg. €22k · 15 listed · 9 below market
Asking prices land at €20k – €24k, around 12% below the market average.
Across independent European dealers, used Bobcat S100 listings currently run from €19,900 to €23,700, with a market average around €21,885. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 15 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Bobcat S100 is a compact skid-steer loader in the small-frame segment, with an operating weight of 1,860 kg and an engine output of 33 hp. Its 0.23 m³ bucket capacity places it at the lighter end of the skid-steer class, where maneuverability and site access take priority over raw lift capacity. The machine follows Bobcat's established radial-lift skid-steer architecture, making it a recognizable option in fleets that prioritize standardized operator training and parts commonality.
The S100 is suited to tasks where restricted access or confined working areas limit the use of larger equipment, including landscaping, utility trenching support, agricultural yard work, and light construction site cleanup. Its compact footprint allows operation inside structures, along narrow corridors, and on sites with strict ground-pressure considerations. The machine class is also commonly deployed for pallet and material handling duties where a full-size loader would be impractical.
Before purchasing a used S100, inspect the hydraulic couplers, auxiliary hydraulic lines, and quick-attach mechanism for wear, since attachment versatility is a primary value driver in this class and deferred maintenance in these areas is common. Check the condition of the skid-steer's drive chains or direct-drive components, as these are subject to accelerating wear in high-cycle or abrasive-environment applications. Review service records for evidence of regular filter and fluid changes, and verify that the operating weight matches the 1,860 kg specification, as unauthorized ballasting or structural modification can affect stability ratings. Cab condition, ROPS/FOPS certification status, and the presence of original operator controls should be confirmed before any purchase commitment.
Within the compact skid-steer segment, the Bobcat S100 is cross-shopped primarily against the JCB 170 and the Mecalac MCL2. Compared to the JCB 170, the S100 carries a lower operating weight and reduced engine power, positioning it as the lighter, more access-focused option where the JCB offers incrementally greater capacity. The Mecalac MCL2 competes on the basis of its brand's European service network and product design philosophy, while the S100 draws on Bobcat's global parts infrastructure and the brand recognition that accompanies it in mixed-fleet environments. Within any price band for this model, the attributes that most directly influence where an individual unit sits are accumulated engine hours, the breadth and condition of the attachment suite, overall machine condition including undercarriage wear and hydraulic integrity, and whether the unit carries a cab configuration or an open-station setup.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€22k).
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