About · Doosan DX35Overview
The Doosan DX35 is a mini-excavator with an operating weight of 3660 kg and an engine output of 26 hp. It is equipped with a bucket capacity of 0.11 m3, placing it in the compact excavator segment suited to confined and weight-sensitive working environments. The machine competes directly in the 3.5-tonne class alongside other purpose-built compact units.
Typical applicationsWhere this machine is used
Mini-excavators in this weight and power class are commonly deployed on urban utility work, landscaping, drainage installation, and foundation trenching where site access is restricted. Their compact footprint makes them well suited to residential construction, interior demolition support, and work in areas where larger equipment cannot operate safely or efficiently. The 0.11 m3 bucket capacity is appropriate for precise digging tasks rather than high-volume earthmoving.
Used-market inspectionWhat to check before buying
When inspecting a used DX35 or any machine in this class, buyers should assess undercarriage wear including rubber track condition, drive motor function, and sprocket and roller wear, as these components represent a significant portion of reconditioning cost. The hydraulic system should be checked for leaks at the main valve block, boom and arm cylinder seals, and quick-coupler fittings. Engine hours should be verified against service records, and the slew ring should be tested for play and noise under load. Cab and ROPS condition, control responsiveness, and the presence of a full service history are all material factors in determining whether a unit is priced appropriately within the EUR 23400 to EUR 25800 range.
Current marketPrice position
The Doosan DX35 carries a European market average price of EUR 24667, with a typical price range of EUR 23400 to EUR 25800. Buyers evaluating this machine should benchmark it against comparable units in the 3.5-tonne class, notably the Kubota U35 and the Kubota KX037, which occupy the same competitive segment and should be considered when assessing value for a given specification and condition level.