3,567 kg66 hpMarket avg. €42k · 10 listed · 4 below market
Asking prices land at €32k – €53k, around 68% above the market average.
Across independent European dealers, used Bobcat T590 listings currently run from €31,620 to €53,380, with a market average around €41,900. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 10 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Bobcat T590 is a compact track loader (CTL) in the mid-size skid-steer class, produced from 2012 to the present day. It operates at a weight of 3,567 kg and is powered by a 66 hp engine, placing it in the productive core of its segment. With a rated bucket capacity of 0.71 m3, it is engineered to balance lifting performance with the footprint control that track-based undercarriages provide over wheeled skid-steers.
The T590 is well suited to earthmoving, site preparation, landscaping, and demolition-support tasks where ground disturbance must be minimised and working space is constrained. Its track undercarriage distributes machine weight more evenly than wheeled loaders, making it a practical choice for soft or uneven terrain. The platform's attachment compatibility, a standard feature of the Bobcat skid-steer line, extends its utility across grading, trenching, and material-handling operations.
When inspecting a used T590, prioritise the condition of the rubber tracks, as track wear and delamination are the most consequential maintenance items on any compact track loader and replacement represents a significant cost commitment. Check the undercarriage rollers, idlers, and sprockets for uneven wear patterns that indicate misalignment or deferred maintenance. Hydraulic couplers and the quick-attach system should be cycled to confirm full function, as attachment compatibility is a core value driver for this machine. Review service records for evidence of regular fluid and filter changes, and inspect the cab for structural integrity and visibility, both of which affect operator productivity on long shifts. Machines equipped with high-flow hydraulics or factory-fitted camera systems typically command stronger interest from buyers with specific attachment requirements.
The T590 competes directly with the Caterpillar 262 and the JCB 225 in the mid-size compact track loader segment. Against the Caterpillar 262, the T590 is comparable in operating weight class while Bobcat's established attachment ecosystem and dealer network are frequently cited as differentiators by fleet buyers. The JCB 225 sits in a similar power and capacity bracket, and buyers cross-shopping that model typically evaluate cab ergonomics, service access, and parts availability alongside raw specifications. Within the T590's own market band, hours of use, overall mechanical condition, configuration choices such as high-flow hydraulics, and the presence of quick-attach compatible attachments are the primary attributes that move a used unit toward the upper or lower end of prevailing values.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€42k).
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