2,913 kg55 hpLimited recent data, based on 2 older listings
Based on 2 older listings. Current pricing may have shifted, so we show the class range instead.
Most asking prices land between €14k – €65k, with a market average around €25k.
This model sits 27% below the class average across 36 peer models.
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The Bobcat T450 is a compact tracked skid-steer loader produced from 2014 to the present, sitting in the lower-to-mid segment of the tracked skid-steer class. It operates at a weight of 2913 kg and is powered by a 55 hp engine, positioning it as a nimble machine suited to confined working environments. The standard bucket capacity of 0.31 m3 reflects its role as a versatile light-duty loader rather than a high-production earthmover.
Tracked skid-steer loaders in this size and power class are routinely deployed on landscaping, site preparation, utility trenching, and interior demolition work where ground disturbance must be minimised. The rubber track undercarriage makes the T450 well suited to sensitive surfaces such as turf, pavers, and finished ground. Its compact footprint also suits agricultural yards, greenhouses, and other confined facilities where larger equipment cannot manoeuvre effectively.
Within the compact tracked skid-steer segment, the Bobcat T450 is most directly cross-shopped against the Caterpillar 236D and the JCB 190. The T450 and the 236D occupy a comparable power and weight bracket, making brand support networks and attachment ecosystems key differentiators for buyers. The JCB 190, by contrast, offers an alternative cab layout and loader geometry that some operators prefer for visibility, so the comparison often comes down to operator ergonomics and regional dealer coverage rather than raw specification differences. Within any group of T450 units, the attributes that move a machine toward the stronger end of the price band are low accumulated hours, full service history, factory-fit auxiliary hydraulics, and the presence of a recognised quick-attach system that broadens attachment compatibility. Machines in poor undercarriage condition, with worn or damaged tracks, or lacking service documentation, sit at the weaker end regardless of age.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€24k).
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