11,632 kg128 hpMarket avg. €26k · 6 listed · 1 below market
Asking prices land at €20k – €30k, around 47% below the market average.
This model sits 53% below the class average across 114 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Caterpillar 924 listings currently run from €20,260 to €29,562, with a market average around €26,412. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 6 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Caterpillar 924 is a mid-range wheel loader with an operating weight of 11,632 kg and an engine output of 128 hp, placing it firmly in the compact-to-medium segment of the wheel loader class. Its standard bucket capacity of 1.9 m³ makes it a versatile machine suited to a broad range of material-handling and earthmoving tasks. Caterpillar's established dealer network and parts availability are consistent factors in the model's commercial longevity across multiple markets.
The 924 is well suited to general construction site duties including bulk material loading, aggregate handling, and yard management. It is commonly deployed in quarry support roles, road-building projects, and municipal operations where a balance of maneuverability and payload capacity is required. Its weight and bucket size also make it a practical choice for agricultural and industrial site applications that do not demand a full heavy-lift specification.
Prospective buyers should carry out a thorough visual inspection of the boom and bucket pivot points, checking for wear in the pins and bushings, which are high-cycle components on any wheel loader. The hydraulic system deserves close attention, including hose condition, cylinder seal integrity, and the smoothness of lift and tilt function under load. Transmission behavior through all ranges and the condition of the axle seals should be assessed during a live demonstration. Tire condition is a meaningful cost variable on machines of this class, so tread depth and sidewall integrity warrant careful evaluation. Service history documentation, including oil-sample records where available, provides the most reliable indicator of how the machine has been maintained. Cab condition, ROPS/FOPS certification currency, and the operational status of all safety systems are standard due-diligence items regardless of the machine's age or hours.
Within the compact-to-medium wheel loader segment, the Caterpillar 924 is regularly cross-shopped against the Hyundai HL730 and the Hitachi ZW150. All three machines occupy a comparable weight and power bracket, but the 924 carries a slight operating weight advantage over typical configurations in this class, which can translate to greater stability under load. The Hyundai HL730 is often positioned on total-cost grounds, while the Hitachi ZW150 draws buyers who prioritize hydraulic system refinement. Within the 924's own price band, the primary factors that move individual machines are accumulated working hours, overall mechanical and structural condition, tire wear and remaining life, the presence or absence of quick-coupler systems, and the type and quality of attachments included. Configuration details such as high-lift boom arrangements, ride-control systems, and cab specification also influence where a specific unit sits relative to others in the same class.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€26k).
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