2,816 kg74 hpMarket avg. €31k · 7 listed · 3 below market
Asking prices land at €30k – €33k, around 25% above the market average.
This model sits 5% below the class average across 32 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Bobcat S510 listings currently run from €29,750 to €32,500, with a market average around €31,321. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 7 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Bobcat S510 is a mid-range skid-steer loader with an operating weight of 2816 kg and an engine output of 74 hp. It is equipped with a 0.4 m3 bucket and sits within the compact loader segment, positioned to balance manoeuvrability with productive lifting capacity. As a Bobcat product, it carries the manufacturer's established reputation for tight-radius operation and a compact footprint suited to space-constrained worksites.
Skid-steer loaders in this weight and power class are routinely deployed in site preparation, material handling, demolition clearance, and landscaping tasks where a full-size wheeled loader cannot operate efficiently. The S510 is well matched to tasks such as aggregate and soil movement, pallet handling with fork attachments, and trench backfill in urban or confined environments. Its compatibility with a broad range of quick-attach implements makes it a versatile platform across construction, agriculture, and facilities maintenance operations.
Before purchasing a used S510, inspect the loader arms and pivot points for cracks, elongated pin bores, and grease nipple condition, as these components absorb high cyclic loads throughout the machine's working life. Check the hydraulic system for external leaks at hose connections, the quick-attach coupler, and the auxiliary circuits. The engine bay should be examined for oil or coolant weeping, and the air filtration system should be clean and unobstructed. Tyre condition matters significantly on skid-steers because the steering geometry places high lateral stress on rubber, so inspect for uneven wear patterns and sidewall integrity. Request a full operational demonstration, including bucket curl, lift to maximum height, and auxiliary hydraulic function, to confirm there are no sluggish responses or pressure anomalies. Service records, particularly evidence of regular filter changes and hydraulic fluid renewal, are a reliable indicator of how the machine has been maintained.
Within the compact skid-steer segment, the Bobcat S510 is most frequently cross-shopped against the Caterpillar 236D and the JCB 190. The Caterpillar 236D occupies a comparable power and weight bracket and benefits from the Cat dealer network and parts availability, which influences buyer preference for fleet operators already committed to that brand. The JCB 190 offers a similar working capacity and is noted for its side-entry cab configuration, a meaningful differentiator for operators who prioritise cabin access and visibility. The Bobcat S510, by contrast, reflects the brand's traditional radial-lift geometry and the familiarity of its control layout, which is a factor for contractors with established Bobcat fleets. Within the used market, the attributes that move a given S510 unit within its price band include accumulated operating hours, service history documentation, the presence of a quick-attach system or hydraulic auxiliary circuit, installed attachments, tyre wear and condition, and the overall cosmetic and mechanical state of the machine. Machines with low hours, full service records, and complementary attachments command the stronger end of the range.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€31k).
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