À propos · Hitachi ZX35UAperçu
The Hitachi ZX35U is a compact mini-excavator with an operating weight of 3520 kg and an engine output of 26 hp. It belongs to the 3.5-tonne class of zero-tail-swing or reduced-swing excavators, a segment widely used across construction, landscaping, and utility work. The ZX35U reflects Hitachi's engineering standards for the sub-4-tonne category, offering a balance of digging performance and site maneuverability.
Applications typiquesLieu d'utilisation de cette machine
Machines in the 3.5-tonne mini-excavator class are well suited to confined urban job sites, residential foundation work, trenching for utilities, and landscaping operations where larger equipment cannot access. Their compact footprint allows effective operation in narrow corridors, courtyards, and indoor demolition scenarios. Secondary applications include agricultural drainage, pipeline installation support, and general earthmoving on small-to-medium projects.
Inspection du marché de l'occasionCe qu'il faut vérifier avant d'acheter
When inspecting a used ZX35U or any machine of this class, prioritise a thorough assessment of undercarriage wear, including track pads, rollers, and sprockets, as these components represent a significant portion of refurbishment expenditure. Check the condition of the boom, arm, and bucket pins and bushings for excessive play. Review hydraulic hoses and cylinder seals for leaks, and verify that all functions, including slew, travel, and auxiliary circuits, operate smoothly under load. Engine oil and coolant condition, as well as any visible smoke during operation, should be noted. Service history documentation and hour meter consistency add material confidence to the purchase decision.
Marché actuelPosition tarifaire
The Hitachi ZX35U is positioned in the European market at a reference price of EUR 25,117. Direct competitor models in the same weight class include the Bobcat E34 and the Wacker Neuson EZ36, which buyers typically evaluate alongside the ZX35U when sourcing in this segment. Because the available pricing data reflects a single reference point rather than a broad spread, buyers should conduct current market research to confirm prevailing values at the time of purchase.