21,000 kg127 hpLimited recent data, based on 1 older listings
Based on 1 older listings. Current pricing may have shifted, so we show the class range instead.
Most asking prices land between €50k – €102k, with a market average around €70k.
This model sits 55% below the class average across 14 peer models.
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The Fuchs MHL320 is a purpose-built material handler in the 21-tonne operating weight class, producing 127 hp. Designed for stationary and semi-mobile material handling duties, it sits in the mid-range segment of tracked and wheeled handlers commonly deployed across scrap, timber, and waste-processing industries. Its operating weight places it in direct competition with comparable machines from established European manufacturers.
Material handlers of this class are typically deployed in scrap yard sorting, bulk material loading, timber handling, and waste transfer operations. The elevated cab configuration standard to this machine type provides operators with the sightlines necessary for precise grapple or magnet work over material piles and into vessel holds. Industrial recycling facilities and port-side handling operations also make regular use of machines in this weight and power category.
When inspecting a used Fuchs MHL320, buyers should prioritise a full review of slew ring condition, as wear in this component is a significant cost driver on material handlers of this class. Undercarriage or outrigger wear, hydraulic cylinder seal integrity, and boom wear-pad condition all warrant close attention. Engine hours should be verified against available service records, and the cab elevation mechanism should be tested through its full range of travel. Engaging an independent specialist to conduct a pre-purchase inspection is advisable for any machine in this category before committing to purchase.
Current European market data shows available units priced at EUR 33900. Buyers evaluating the MHL320 should note that directly comparable competitor machines in this class include the Liebherr LH22 and the Sennebogen 818, both of which occupy a similar operational niche and may appear alongside MHL320 listings when sourcing in this segment. Pricing for any individual unit will vary according to age, configuration, and service history.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€34k).
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