23,527 kg148 hpMoyenne du marché €75k · 3 annonces · 0 sous le prix du marché
Les prix de vente se situent entre €75k et €75k, environ 17% au-dessus de la moyenne du marché.
Ce modèle se situe 8% au-dessus de de la moyenne de classe sur 152 modèles comparables.
Chez les concessionnaires indépendants européens, les annonces de Caterpillar 321 d'occasion vont actuellement de 74 500 € à 74 500 €, la moyenne du marché se situant autour de 74 500 €. L'année, les heures de fonctionnement et la configuration font varier le prix dans cette fourchette. Sur la base de 3 annonces actives, mises à jour quotidiennement.
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The Caterpillar 321 is a 23-tonne class hydraulic excavator producing 148 hp, with a rated bucket capacity of 1.07 m3. It sits in the upper range of the mid-size excavator segment, occupying the gap between compact machines and full-size heavy excavators. Built under Caterpillar's established manufacturing standards, it carries the engineering lineage and dealer support network that defines the Cat brand in this weight class.
Machines in the 20-to-25-tonne excavator class are suited to civil earthworks, road construction, pipeline trenching, and site preparation where reach, breakout force, and cycle time matter. The 321 is also a practical choice for quarry and aggregate handling given its bucket capacity, as well as for foundation work and utility installation in urban or semi-urban environments. Its operating weight places it within the capacity range required by general contractors managing medium-to-large infrastructure projects.
Inspection of a used 321 should begin with the undercarriage, as tracks, rollers, and sprockets represent a significant portion of reconditioning exposure on any machine in this weight class. Hydraulic circuits warrant close attention, including hose condition, cylinder seals, and any evidence of slow drift or reduced pressure under load. The swing bearing and boom-to-stick pin condition are standard wear points to assess in 20-tonne-plus excavators. Request full service records and, where available, Cat Product Link or equivalent telematics history to verify reported hours and identify any fault codes. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent engineer or authorised dealer technician is advisable before committing to any unit.
The Caterpillar 321 is cross-shopped primarily against the Komatsu PC228 and the JCB 220X. The PC228 is a comparable 22-tonne class machine with a similarly positioned power output, and buyers frequently compare the two on dealer network reach, parts availability, and long-term reliability records. The JCB 220X is a direct-displacement competitor that competes on build quality and total cost of ownership, with some buyers favouring its cab ergonomics. Within the 321 segment itself, the attributes that move a machine within its price band are recorded service hours, maintenance history, mechanical condition, configuration such as long-reach or standard boom, and the presence of attachments including quick-couplers, buckets, or hydraulic hammers. Telematics data and remaining undercarriage life are also recognised value drivers at point of sale.
Prix demandé moyen affiché comme delta par rapport à la moyenne de la classe (€75k).
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