5,835 kg48 hpMedia del mercado €23k · 7 anuncios · 4 por debajo del mercado
Los precios de venta se sitúan entre €3k y €50k, alrededor de un 8% por debajo de la media del mercado.
Este modelo se sitúa 8% por debajo de de la media de clase entre 212 modelos comparables.
Entre los concesionarios independientes europeos, los anuncios de Volvo ECR58 de segunda mano oscilan actualmente entre 3.200 € y 49.900 €, con una media de mercado en torno a 23.200 €. El año, las horas de trabajo y la configuración mueven el precio dentro de ese rango. Basado en 7 anuncios activos, actualizados a diario.
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The Volvo ECR58 is a compact radius mini-excavator in the 5- to 6-tonne class, designed for work in space-constrained environments where a conventional tail swing would be impractical. It operates at a working weight of 5835 kg and is powered by a 48 hp engine, with a bucket capacity of 0.115 cubic metres. The short-radius configuration makes it a practical choice for contractors who require excavation capability without sacrificing site manoeuvrability.
Mini-excavators in this weight class are well suited to utility trenching, drainage installation, landscaping, and foundation work on confined urban or suburban sites. The reduced tail swing radius allows operation close to walls, fences, and other fixed structures, making the ECR58 a versatile tool for groundworks contractors and civil engineering subcontractors. It is also frequently deployed for rural and agricultural earthmoving tasks where access routes or working areas limit the use of larger equipment.
Inspection of any used mini-excavator in this class should prioritise the condition of the undercarriage, including track pads, rollers, and drive motors, as these components represent a significant portion of ongoing ownership cost. The boom, arm, and bucket pin joints should be checked for play and grease nipple condition, and all hydraulic hoses and cylinders should be examined for weeping or cracking. Service history documentation, particularly evidence of regular oil and filter changes, adds meaningful confidence in any purchase. Function-testing all auxiliary hydraulic circuits, travel motors, and swing bearing smoothness during a pre-purchase inspection is standard practice for machines of this type.
European market pricing for the Volvo ECR58 spans a wide range, from approximately EUR 3200 for high-hour or older units through to EUR 49360 for low-hour or late-model examples, with a market average of EUR 28567. This positions the machine competitively within the 5- to 6-tonne compact radius segment alongside comparable models such as the Kobelco SK60 and the Doosan DX60. Buyers should expect price to reflect age, hours, condition, and the presence of attachments or quick-coupler systems.
El precio de venta medio se muestra como delta respecto a la media de la clase (€23k).
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