14,280 kg173 hpMarket avg. €46k · 7 listed · 5 below market
Asking prices land at €24k – €37k, around 8% below the market average.
This model sits 17% below the class average across 113 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Hitachi ZW180 listings currently run from €24,000 to €36,500, with a market average around €45,733. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 7 active listings, refreshed daily.
5 below-market asks right now. We write back within 15 minutes with the strongest matches for your spec.
Nearest competitors auto-selected by category and weight class. Specs from manufacturer datasheets; prices from recent dealer listings.
The Hitachi ZW180 is a mid-range wheel loader with an operating weight of 14,280 kg and an engine output of 173 hp. It is equipped with a standard bucket capacity of 2.8 m³, positioning it in the medium-duty segment of the wheel loader class. Built for sustained productivity in demanding bulk-handling environments, the ZW180 represents Hitachi's established line of construction and quarrying equipment.
Wheel loaders in this size class are routinely deployed in earthmoving, aggregate handling, road construction, and general civil engineering operations. They are equally common in recycling yards, timber handling, and industrial stockpile management where a balance of lift capacity and maneuverability is required. The 2.8 m³ bucket capacity makes the ZW180 well suited to medium-volume loading cycles where cycle times and fuel efficiency are operational priorities.
Prospective buyers should inspect the articulation joint and steering cylinders for play or seal leakage, as these are high-stress points common to all wheel loaders in this weight class. The bucket pivot pins, cutting edge, and side cutters should be examined for wear, as replacement frequency directly reflects how the machine has been used. Engine and transmission oil condition, hydraulic fluid cleanliness, and the service record should all be reviewed before purchase. Cab condition, including visibility aids and HVAC function, merits attention given the operator hours accumulated in machines of this type. Tire condition and remaining tread depth represent a meaningful cost consideration and should be factored into any evaluation.
Within the medium wheel loader segment, the Hitachi ZW180 is regularly cross-shopped against the Liebherr 546 and the Volvo L70. The ZW180 sits above the Volvo L70 in both operating weight and engine power, giving it a payload advantage for heavier bulk materials. Against the Liebherr 546, buyers typically evaluate differences in hydraulic system characteristics, cab ergonomics, and dealer support infrastructure. Attributes that move a specific machine within its price band include accumulated service hours, maintenance history, bucket configuration and wear condition, the presence of additional attachments such as forks or high-tip buckets, overall machine condition, and regional availability of parts and service support.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€46k).
We'll read the European market and send three to seven real options for a Hitachi ZW180. Our pick, and why. Free while we're new.
Start a request