2,938 kg61 hpLimited recent data, based on 1 older listings
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Most asking prices land between €14k – €65k, with a market average around €25k.
This model sits 24% below the class average across 31 peer models.
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The Bobcat S570 is a mid-range radial-lift skid-steer loader with an operating weight of 2,938 kg and an engine output of 61 hp. It is equipped with a 0.71 m³ bucket and is positioned in the compact to mid-size segment of the skid-steer class. As a product of Bobcat, a manufacturer with an established global support and parts network, the S570 represents a mainstream specification within its category.
Skid-steer loaders in this weight and power class are well-suited to site preparation, material handling, landscaping, demolition debris clearing, and agricultural yard work. The compact footprint of the skid-steer format allows operation in confined spaces where larger wheeled or tracked equipment cannot maneuver. Attachment versatility, including compatibility with buckets, forks, augers, and sweepers, extends the working range of machines at this specification level.
Before acquiring any used skid-steer in this class, conduct a thorough visual and operational inspection covering the loader arms, lift cylinder pins and bushings, and the condition of the drive motors and chains, as these are the components most affected by sustained heavy use. Check the cab and door seals, ROPS/FOPS certification status, and the condition of the hydraulic couplers if attachment use is intended. Request any available service records and confirm that the engine shows consistent oil pressure and no signs of blowby or coolant contamination. Tire condition and wear pattern should be assessed carefully, as uneven wear can indicate drive-system issues. On machines with high utilization, pay particular attention to the underside of the chassis and the boom pivot points for cracks or weld repairs.
Within the mid-range skid-steer segment, the Bobcat S570 is routinely cross-shopped against the Caterpillar 236D and the JCB 190. The Caterpillar 236D occupies a comparable power and weight bracket and benefits from the broad Cat dealer network, making it a direct alternative for buyers who prioritize parts availability through that channel. The JCB 190 offers a similar operating class but with JCB's distinctive single-side-door serviceability design, which some operators value for daily maintenance access. The S570 differentiates itself through Bobcat's long-standing skid-steer heritage and parts commonality across a wide installed base. Within the S570's own price band, the attributes that move individual units are accumulated operating hours, overall mechanical and structural condition, attachment configuration, tire wear, and whether a machine has been serviced to a documented schedule. Machines equipped with additional hydraulic attachments or a cab with heat and air typically command stronger positioning relative to stripped or high-hour examples.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€25k).
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