Gebrauchte Bobcat E50: 18 Live-Inserate, €29k–€38k

Wie viel kostet ein gebrauchter Bobcat E50 in Europa?

Bei unabhängigen europäischen Händlern liegen gebrauchte Bobcat E50 derzeit zwischen 28.860 € und 38.320 €, der Marktdurchschnitt bei etwa 32.320 €. Baujahr, Betriebsstunden und Ausstattung bewegen den Preis innerhalb dieser Spanne. Basierend auf 18 aktiven Inseraten, täglich aktualisiert.

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Bobcat

E50

2010–present

Auf einen Blick

Gewichtsklasse

5.2 t

5 t

Leistung

Motor

Kubota V2607

Komatsu 4D88E-6

Cat C2.4

Leistung

50 hp

38 hp

40–44 hp

Abmessungen

Betriebsgewicht

5,151 kg

5,164 kg

4,937–5,417 kg

Länge

5,562 mm

5,550 mm

5,283–5,390 mm

Breite

1,849 mm

1,960 mm

1,981–2,010 mm

Höhe

2,520 mm

2,550 mm

2,540–2,620 mm

Transportlänge

5,562 mm

5,550 mm

5,283 mm

Arbeitsbereich

Löffelinhalt

0.19 m³

0.12 m³

0.09 m³

Max. Grabtiefe

3,478 mm

3,800 mm

3,570–3,861 mm

Max. Reichweite

5,889 mm

6,075 mm

5,588–5,969 mm

Heckschwenkradius

1,350 mm

1,060 mm

1,092–1,130 mm

Antrieb

Fahrgeschwindigkeit

4.5 km/h

4.6 km/h

4.3–4.8 km/h

Markt

Durchschnittlicher Angebotspreis · EU

€32k

€26k

€32k

Preisspanne

€29k – €38k

€25k – €26k

€25k – €43k

Aktive Inserate

18

12

31

Über · Bobcat E50

Übersicht

The Bobcat E50 is a conventional-tail mini-excavator with an operating weight of 5,151 kg and a 50 hp engine, placing it in the upper tier of the compact excavator segment. Its 0.19 m³ bucket capacity positions it between entry-level mini-excavators and larger compact machines, making it a productive unit without requiring specialist transport in most jurisdictions. The model has been in continuous production since 2010, reflecting a stable platform with broad parts and dealer support.

Typische Anwendungsbereiche

Wo diese Maschine eingesetzt wird

The E50 class is suited to residential and light commercial groundworks, utility trenching, drainage installation, and landscaping where access is restricted or ground disturbance must be minimised. Its weight and digging geometry make it appropriate for confined urban sites, pipeline work, and foundation excavation on smaller structures. The combination of reach and bucket volume supports cycle times that keep small-to-medium earthmoving tasks commercially viable without the overhead of a larger machine.

Gebrauchtmarkt-Inspektion

Was Sie vor dem Kauf beachten sollten

Inspection should prioritise the condition of the undercarriage, including track wear, roller condition, and sprocket profile, as these components represent a significant share of reconditioning cost on any mini-excavator in this weight class. The hydraulic system warrants close attention: check for cylinder seal weeping, hose condition, and smooth, drift-free operation across all functions. Engine hours should be verified against service records where available, and oil analysis history is a positive indicator of maintenance discipline. Slew ring play, cab seal integrity, and the condition of any fitted attachments or quick-coupler mechanisms should all be assessed before purchase. Given the E50's production span from 2010 onward, earlier units may carry higher cumulative hours and varying service documentation, making provenance verification particularly relevant.

Aktueller Markt

Preisposition

Within its weight class, the Bobcat E50 is regularly cross-shopped against the Caterpillar 305 and the Komatsu PC55. The Caterpillar 305 sits in a comparable weight range but carries the Cat dealer and resale reputation that some buyers price as a premium. The Komatsu PC55 offers slightly greater operating weight and bucket capacity, which can suit buyers needing that incremental digging output, while the E50's lighter footprint is an advantage on sensitive surfaces or tighter load limits. Across all three models, position within the price band is driven primarily by recorded working hours, overall mechanical and cosmetic condition, attachment complement, cab specification, and whether a machine carries remaining warranty or documented service history. Configuration factors such as long-arm versus standard dipper, blade type, and quick-coupler fitment also influence where a unit sits relative to comparable examples.

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