12,860 kg141 hpMarket avg. €53k · 3 listed · 1 below market
Asking prices land at €47k – €59k, around 141% above the market average.
This model sits 84% above the class average across 50 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Hamm H13i listings currently run from €46,700 to €58,700, with a market average around €52,567. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 3 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Hamm H13i is a single-drum vibratory soil compactor in the mid-heavy compaction class, with an operating weight of 12860 kg and an engine output of 141 hp. It is a purpose-built machine for compacting large volumes of soil, gravel, and granular fill on infrastructure and earthworks projects. The H13i sits within a well-established Hamm product lineage recognized across European construction markets.
Single-drum compactors of this weight and power class are primarily deployed on road subbase preparation, earthworks grading, embankment construction, and large-scale site development. Their combination of dead weight and vibratory force makes them effective across a range of granular materials from natural soils to crushed aggregate. Projects requiring consistent layer-by-layer compaction to engineering specification, such as highway construction or industrial platform preparation, represent the core use case for machines in this category.
Inspection of a used H13i should prioritize the condition of the drum shell and associated bearing assemblies, as wear or impact damage in these components directly affects compaction performance and repair scope. The vibratory system, including eccentric shaft bearings and isolator mounts, warrants close examination given the duty cycles typical of this machine class. Engine compartment checks should cover coolant and hydraulic fluid condition, hose integrity, and any evidence of ongoing leaks. Cab and operator controls should be tested for full function, and service history documentation should be requested to verify maintenance intervals have been observed.
On the European used market, the H13i carries an average asking price of EUR 58100, with a typical price range running from EUR 51500 to EUR 64300. This spread reflects variation in machine age, hours, and specification level across available stock. Buyers evaluating the H13i should benchmark it directly against comparable units from Dynapac, specifically the CA302, and Vibromax, specifically the W1105D, as these represent the primary competing models in this weight and power class.
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