35,486 kg215 hpMarket avg. €61k · 6 listed · 4 below market
Asking prices land at €50k – €70k, around 13% below the market average.
This model sits 19% below the class average across 14 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Fuchs MHL350 listings currently run from €49,900 to €69,900, with a market average around €60,997. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 6 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Fuchs MHL350 is a heavy-duty rail or portal-mounted material handler in the 35-tonne class, producing 215 hp and configured with a 0.6 m³ bucket capacity. At an operating weight of 35,486 kg, it occupies the upper segment of mid-range material handlers, designed for high-throughput bulk and scrap handling duties. The machine is manufactured by Fuchs, a brand long associated with purpose-built material-handling equipment for industrial and port environments.
Material handlers of this class are deployed in scrap yards, steel mills, recycling facilities, ports, and bulk-material transfer stations where repeated lifting, sorting, and loading cycles are required. The MHL350's weight class and power output suit it to continuous-duty grapple and bucket work, including loading shredders, feeding conveyor systems, and sorting ferrous and non-ferrous material. Its configuration also makes it suitable for timber handling and waste-processing operations where reach and lift capacity are prioritised over mobility.
Prospective buyers should commission a full hydraulic circuit inspection, paying particular attention to the slew ring, boom cylinder seals, and grapple or bucket attachment interface, as these components carry the highest cycle loads on material handlers of this class. Engine condition should be verified through oil analysis and a review of service records, with attention to cooling system maintenance given the sustained duty cycles typical of scrap and port environments. Structural inspection of the undercarriage, including track frames and travel drives where applicable, is advisable. Buyers should confirm that all safety systems, including overload protection and cab guarding, are operational and compliant with applicable regional regulations before completing a purchase.
The European market average for the Fuchs MHL350 stands at EUR 66,067, with a typical transaction range of EUR 49,900 to EUR 89,900 depending on age, hours, and specification. Machines at the lower end of the range generally reflect higher hours or older configurations, while upper-range units tend to represent recent model years or low-utilisation examples. Principal competitors in the same weight and duty class include the Sennebogen 825 and Sennebogen 830, both of which address similar industrial handling applications and should be considered as direct alternatives when evaluating availability and parts support in a given region.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€61k).
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