3,014 kg68 hpMarket avg. €33k · 9 listed · 5 below market
Asking prices land at €29k – €38k, around 32% above the market average.
This model sits 0% above the class average across 31 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Bobcat S590 listings currently run from €29,000 to €37,500, with a market average around €33,000. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 9 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Bobcat S590 is a mid-range skid-steer loader with an operating weight of 3014 kg and an engine output of 68 hp. It is equipped with a 0.71 m3 bucket and belongs to a segment of the skid-steer class suited to contractors requiring a balance between maneuverability and lifting capacity. As a Bobcat product, it carries the brand's established reputation for compact loader engineering and dealer network coverage across major markets.
Skid-steer loaders in this weight and power class are used across construction site preparation, landscaping, agricultural yard work, and demolition debris handling. Their compact footprint makes them effective in confined areas where larger wheel loaders or telescopic handlers cannot operate efficiently. The S590 is also commonly paired with hydraulic attachments such as augers, sweepers, and pallet forks, extending its utility across multiple job types within a single deployment.
When evaluating a used S590, inspect the loader arms and attachment coupler for cracks, elongated pin bores, and wear on the quick-attach plate, as these components carry substantial cyclic loads throughout a machine's service life. Check the hydraulic system for leaks at the auxiliary couplers, lift and tilt cylinders, and the main pump and motor circuit. The undercarriage, including drive motors, sprockets, and rubber tracks or tires depending on configuration, should be assessed for wear depth and even deterioration. Verify that the engine runs cleanly at operating temperature with no visible exhaust smoke, and confirm that electronic warning systems and instrument cluster functions are fully operational. A documented service record from a qualified dealer or independent technician adds meaningful confidence to any evaluation, regardless of the hours shown on the meter.
The S590 competes directly with the Caterpillar 236D and the JCB 190 in the mid-range skid-steer segment. The Caterpillar 236D offers comparable rated operating capacity within a well-supported dealer network, making it a common cross-shop for buyers who prioritize parts availability and residual confidence. The JCB 190 differentiates itself through a side-entry cab design rather than the conventional rear-entry configuration found on the S590, which influences operator preference in certain applications. Within the S590's own market band, the attributes that move a unit are accumulated hours, maintenance history, cab configuration, auxiliary hydraulic flow capability, and the presence of factory-compatible attachments. Machines equipped with two-speed drive, ride control, or a full attachment package consistently attract stronger buyer interest than base configurations.
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