Gebrauchte Hitachi ZW250: Preis €37k–€49k in Europa

Wie viel kostet ein gebrauchter Hitachi ZW250 in Europa?

Bei unabhängigen europäischen Händlern liegen gebrauchte Hitachi ZW250 derzeit zwischen 36.500 € und 49.000 €, der Marktdurchschnitt bei etwa 43.494 €. Baujahr, Betriebsstunden und Ausstattung bewegen den Preis innerhalb dieser Spanne. Basierend auf 11 aktiven Inseraten, täglich aktualisiert.

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Hitachi

ZW250

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Gewichtsklasse

20 t

19 t

20 t

Leistung

Motor

Isuzu AH-6HK1X

Scania DC09

Cat C7.1 ACERT

Leistung

194–240 hp

271 hp

250 hp

Abmessungen

Betriebsgewicht

19,585–20,530 kg

19,460 kg

20,225 kg

Länge

8,450–8,520 mm

8,321 mm

7,239 mm

Breite

2,830–2,870 mm

2,776 mm

2,819 mm

Höhe

3,400–3,410 mm

3,477 mm

3,200 mm

Arbeitsbereich

Löffelinhalt

3.4–3.6 m³

3.7 m³

3.3 m³

Ausbrechkraft

180–190 kN

164 kN

188.9 kN

Hubhöhe

4,200–4,250 mm

4,173 mm

4,242 mm

Antrieb

Fahrgeschwindigkeit

34–35 km/h

36.1 km/h

40.1 km/h

Markt

Durchschnittlicher Angebotspreis · EU

€43k

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€94k

Preisspanne

€37k – €49k

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€43k – €140k

Aktive Inserate

11

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Über · Hitachi ZW250

Übersicht

The Hitachi ZW250 is a mid-to-large class wheeled loader with an operating weight of 19,585 kg and an engine output of 240 hp. It is equipped with a standard bucket capacity of 3.4 m³, placing it in a segment suited to high-volume material handling where both payload and cycle efficiency are operational priorities. The machine represents Hitachi's established line of construction and quarry-grade wheeled loaders, built to compete directly with other manufacturers in the 20-tonne class.

Typische Anwendungsbereiche

Wo diese Maschine eingesetzt wird

Wheeled loaders in the ZW250 class are typically deployed in aggregate handling, quarry face loading, bulk material stockpile management, and large-scale earthmoving support. They are also commonly used in industrial yards, recycling facilities, and port or logistics operations where high bucket capacity and maneuverability are required together. The 3.4 m³ bucket capacity makes the machine well suited to feeding processing plants or loading articulated dump trucks in continuous-cycle environments.

Gebrauchtmarkt-Inspektion

Was Sie vor dem Kauf beachten sollten

When evaluating a ZW250 or any machine in this wheeled loader class, begin with a full inspection of the articulation joint and steering cylinder seals, as these components carry heavy cyclic loads and wear is often visible before it becomes critical. Check the bucket cutting edge, side cutters, and wear plates for remaining material, and assess whether the current bucket is matched to the intended application. Review transmission oil condition and look for contamination indicators, and inspect the axle breathers and final drive seals for evidence of leakage. A documented service history covering engine, hydraulic, and drivetrain intervals is a material factor in assessing reliability risk. Where possible, request a live operating cycle to evaluate hydraulic lift and tilt response under load, and verify that all safety systems and backup alarms are functional before completing any purchase assessment.

Aktueller Markt

Preisposition

The ZW250 is cross-shopped most directly against the Caterpillar 962 and the Doosan DL350. All three machines occupy the same approximate weight class and are positioned for similar workloads, but buyers comparing specifications will note that the ZW250's 19,585 kg operating weight and 240 hp engine output are the relevant benchmarks for direct comparison against those competitors, with differences in powertrain configuration, hydraulic responsiveness, cab ergonomics, and dealer support network typically driving purchase decisions between them. Within this class, the attributes that move a specific unit up or down within its price band include recorded service hours, overall mechanical and structural condition, bucket specification and wear-liner status, the presence of quick-coupler or weighing systems, and any documented attachment history. Machines with lower hours, full service records, and factory-approved attachments consistently attract stronger buyer interest than comparable units without that documentation.

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