48,800 kg255 hpMarket avg. €37k · 4 listed · 2 below market
Asking prices land at €20k – €53k, around 47% below the market average.
This model sits 36% below the class average across 13 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Fuchs MHL360 listings currently run from €19,979 to €52,900, with a market average around €37,437. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 4 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Fuchs MHL360 is a large rail-mounted or stationary material handler in the heavy-duty handling class, with an operating weight of 48,800 kg and an engine output of 255 hp. It is built for high-throughput bulk and scrap processing at fixed or semi-fixed installations. With a rated bucket capacity of 0.8 m³, the machine is configured for demanding cycle-intensive work where structural mass and stability are primary requirements.
Material handlers of this class are deployed at scrap yards, steel mills, port terminals, and waste-processing facilities where continuous lifting, sorting, and loading cycles are required. The high operating weight provides the ballast necessary for working with heavy grapples or magnets at full reach. These machines typically serve as the central piece of equipment in a material flow line, feeding shredders, conveyor systems, or vessel holds.
Inspection of a machine in this class should prioritise the slewing ring for play and wear, as replacement is a significant undertaking on a unit of this weight class. Hydraulic cylinders and hose routing should be checked for leaks and abrasion, particularly on the boom and stick joints subjected to continuous cycling. Engine hours alone are an incomplete indicator of condition; review service records for hydraulic oil change intervals and filter maintenance, which are strong predictors of pump and valve longevity. On rail-mounted variants, inspect the travel drive and rail clamping system for wear. Verify that any grapple, magnet, or other attachment has matching hydraulic flow ratings and that electrical or quick-coupler interfaces are in working order before purchase.
The Fuchs MHL360 sits in the upper segment of the stationary and rail-mounted material handler market, competing directly with the Sennebogen 830 and Sennebogen 835. Compared with the Sennebogen 830, the MHL360 carries a higher operating weight, which benefits applications where outreach stability under heavy attachments is critical. The Sennebogen 835 is closer in class weight and is cross-shopped by buyers evaluating engine output and attachment compatibility alongside the MHL360. Within this segment, position in the price band is driven primarily by accumulated service hours, undercarriage or slewing ring condition, engine and hydraulic service history, cab specification, and the range of attachments included with the machine. Configuration details such as high-rise cab, extended boom geometry, or factory-fitted sorting equipment also influence where a unit sits relative to others in the market.
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