23,500 kg154 hpLimited recent data, based on 1 older listings
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Most asking prices land between €50k – €102k, with a market average around €70k.
This model sits 7% above the class average across 14 peer models.
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The Fuchs MHL331 is a rail-mounted or stationary material handler in the 23,500 kg operating weight class, producing 154 hp. It is purpose-built for heavy-duty bulk and scrap handling operations where a dedicated, high-cycle machine is required. As a mid-size unit in the material-handler segment, it bridges the gap between lighter port handlers and full-scale industrial cranes.
Material handlers of this class are primarily deployed in scrap yards, recycling facilities, timber yards, and port or inland terminal operations. They are suited to loading and unloading bulk carriers, sorting and stacking scrap metal, and feeding processing equipment such as shredders or balers. The combination of operating weight and engine output makes them appropriate for continuous-duty cycles in demanding industrial environments.
When inspecting a used MHL331 or any material handler of this class, prioritise examination of the slewing ring for play and wear, as this component is subject to high cyclical loads. The boom and stick welds, hydraulic cylinder seals, and hose routing should all be checked for fatigue cracking or leaks. Verify the condition of the undercarriage or rail-mount structure depending on the machine configuration. Review full service history documentation, confirm that all scheduled hydraulic oil and filter intervals have been completed, and if possible conduct a live duty-cycle test under load before purchase.
Current European market data places the MHL331 at EUR 79,900. Direct competitors in this segment include the Liebherr LH22 and the Sennebogen 818, both of which occupy a comparable weight and application class. Buyers should compare available configurations, attachment compatibility, and service network coverage alongside price when evaluating the MHL331 against these alternatives.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€80k).
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