12,860 kg141 hpMarket avg. €55k · 4 listed · 2 below market
Asking prices land at €47k – €63k, around 151% above the market average.
This model sits 114% above the class average across 44 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Hamm H13i listings currently run from €47,100 to €62,740, with a market average around €54,675. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 4 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Hamm H13i is a single-drum vibratory soil compactor in the 13-tonne operating weight class, rated at 141 hp. With an operating weight of 12,860 kg, it sits in the mid-to-heavy segment of the articulated drum compactor category, a range well suited to demanding earthworks and infrastructure projects. Hamm, part of the Wirtgen Group, positions the H13i as a productivity-focused machine with oscillation and vibration capability standard to this platform generation.
Compactors in this weight and power class are used primarily for large-scale earthmoving, subgrade preparation, and embankment compaction on road construction and civil engineering projects. The 13-tonne drum weight delivers the compaction energy required for deep-lift soil and gravel layers, making the machine relevant for highway, airport, and dam construction. It is also deployed on industrial site preparation where consistent bearing capacity across large areas is a contractual requirement.
Inspect the drum shell closely for cracks, flat spots, and uneven wear patterns, as drum repair or replacement represents a significant cost item in this machine class. Check the articulation joint and steering cylinder seals for play and leakage, since these are high-stress components on single-drum compactors. Review the service history for evidence of regular oil and filter changes in both the engine and the hydraulic compaction drive circuit. Verify that the vibration and oscillation systems engage cleanly across all operator-selectable modes, and confirm that any onboard compaction measurement display is functional, as buyers in infrastructure tendering increasingly require documentation output. Examine the ROPS structure and cab condition as indicators of overall machine care.
Within the 12-to-14-tonne single-drum compactor segment, the Hamm H13i is cross-shopped most directly against the Dynapac CA302 and the Vibromax W1105D. The Dynapac CA302 competes closely on operating weight and is a recognized alternative for buyers with established Dynapac service networks. The Vibromax W1105D occupies a similar power and weight band and is considered by buyers prioritising parts availability in certain regional markets. The Hamm H13i differentiates on the strength of Wirtgen Group dealer coverage and the brand's documented focus on compaction measurement systems. Within any given price band for this model, the attributes that move a unit toward the higher end of that band are low accumulated hours, full-vibration and oscillation configuration, intact compaction documentation systems, original condition drum and shell, and geographic proximity to active dealer support. Machines with high hours, worn drum edges, missing technical documentation, or incomplete service history trade at the lower end of the spread.
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