Used Caterpillar 908: 25 live listings, €30k–€62k

How much does a used Caterpillar 908 cost in Europe?

Across independent European dealers, used Caterpillar 908 listings currently run from €29,500 to €62,000, with a market average around €44,829. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 25 active listings, refreshed daily.

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Specification · Comparison

How the 908 lines up in its class.

Nearest competitors auto-selected by category and weight class. Specs from manufacturer datasheets; prices from recent dealer listings.

Caterpillar

908

At a glance

Weight class

6 t

7 t

Power

Engine

Cat C2.8

Liebherr D934

Komatsu SAA4D95LE-5

Power

75 hp

70–73 hp

82–94 hp

Dimensions

Operating weight

6,630 kg

6,080–6,875 kg

6,830–7,465 kg

Length

5,630 mm

5,820 mm

5,738–5,866 mm

Width

1,980 mm

2,330 mm

2,080–2,158 mm

Height

2,650 mm

2,810 mm

2,841–2,872 mm

Working range

Bucket capacity

1.15 m³

0.9–2 m³

1.05–1.8 m³

Breakout force

61 kN

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64–74 kN

Lift height

3,353 mm

2,645 mm

3,556 mm

Drive

Travel speed

20 km/h

29.9–30 km/h

Market

Market average ask · EU

€45k

€22k

€55k

Price range

€30k – €62k

€21k – €23k

€34k – €90k

Active listings

25

3

5

About · Caterpillar 908

Overview

The Caterpillar 908 is a compact wheel loader with an operating weight of 6,630 kg and an engine output of 75 hp, placing it firmly in the small to mid-range segment of the wheel loader class. A bucket capacity of 1.15 m3 makes it a practical choice where maneuverability and moderate lift capacity are both required. Built under the Caterpillar quality standard, it represents a widely recognized option in this weight class for buyers seeking a balance between compact dimensions and productive output.

Typical applications

Where this machine is used

Compact wheel loaders in this weight and capacity bracket are commonly deployed in municipal works, landscaping, agricultural material handling, and light construction site logistics. The 1.15 m3 bucket suits repetitive loading cycles involving aggregates, soil, mulch, and similar bulk materials. Tight-site operations such as warehouse yards, stables, and small quarry faces also represent typical environments for machines of this specification.

Used-market inspection

What to check before buying

When inspecting a used compact wheel loader of this type, priority checks should cover the condition and remaining depth of the tires, as replacement represents a meaningful cost in this class. The articulation joint and steering cylinders should be examined for play and seal integrity, given the continuous lateral stress these components absorb in typical duty cycles. The bucket, cutting edge, and lift arm pins should be assessed for wear and proper lubrication. Hydraulic cycle times and lift capacity under load are practical field tests that reveal pump and valve condition. Engine oil, coolant, and hydraulic fluid should be checked for signs of contamination. A review of available service records will help establish whether scheduled maintenance has been performed and whether any major components have been replaced. For machines with high hours, a professional pre-purchase inspection by a qualified technician is advisable before commitment.

Current market

Price position

Within the compact wheel loader segment, the Caterpillar 908 is regularly cross-shopped against the Komatsu WA100 and the Liebherr L509. All three machines occupy a comparable weight class, but buyers evaluating them will note differences in engine power output, bucket geometry, and dealer support networks depending on their region. The 908 sits on the recognized strength of the Caterpillar parts and service infrastructure, which is a differentiating factor for buyers with high utilization requirements. Within the segment itself, the attributes that move a used 908 within its price band are accumulated operating hours, overall mechanical and cosmetic condition, tire wear, the presence of a quick-coupler system, the attachment inventory included in the sale, and whether the machine carries any remaining warranty or documented service history. Configuration details such as ride-control fitment, cab specification, and auxiliary hydraulics also influence where a specific unit sits relative to others in the market.

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