17,930 kg220 hpMarket avg. €81k · 6 listed · 5 below market
Asking prices land at €40k – €78k, around 62% above the market average.
This model sits 45% above the class average across 114 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Hitachi ZW220 listings currently run from €39,900 to €77,900, with a market average around €80,667. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 6 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Hitachi ZW220 is a mid-to-large wheel loader with an operating weight of 17,930 kg and an engine output of 220 hp. It is equipped with a standard bucket capacity of 3.3 m³, positioning it in the upper-medium segment of the wheel loader class. Hitachi's ZW series is engineered for demanding cycle-intensive environments where payload consistency and drivetrain durability are primary considerations.
Wheel loaders in the ZW220 class are suited to aggregate handling, quarry face loading, bulk material transfer, and large-scale construction earthworks. They are also deployed in port and industrial yard operations where high-volume bucket cycles and reliable traction across varied ground conditions are required. The 3.3 m³ bucket capacity makes the ZW220 productive in applications that demand meaningful payload per pass without stepping up to the operating weight and infrastructure requirements of a full heavy-class machine.
When inspecting a used ZW220, prioritise a check of the front and rear axle differentials and planetary drives, as these are high-load components in any large wheel loader and their condition directly affects reliability. Inspect the articulation joint, steering cylinders, and associated bushings for wear or play, given the continuous pivot cycles typical of this machine class. Examine the hydraulic system for leaks at boom and bucket cylinder seals, hose routing, and control valve condition. Review tyre condition carefully, as uneven wear can indicate alignment or loading issues, and replacement represents a meaningful cost in this weight class. Bucket lip, cutting edge, and wear plate condition should be assessed against the machine's stated application history. Request engine oil analysis records and check for any history of overheating or cooling system maintenance. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent qualified technician is advisable for any machine in this operating weight range.
The ZW220 competes directly with the Hyundai HL760 and the Case 821, all three occupying the same upper-medium wheel loader band. Against the Hyundai HL760, the ZW220 carries a comparable engine output bracket while Hitachi's ZW series is generally noted for its powertrain robustness and machine control refinement. The Case 821 offers a broadly similar payload and power profile, with differences in transmission configuration and hydraulic system layout influencing operator preference. Within this competitive set, the attributes that move a used ZW220 within its price band include accumulated operating hours, service history documentation, bucket and cutting-edge condition, tyre wear and specification, the presence of attachments such as forks or high-tip buckets, and whether the machine has been configured for a specific industry such as waste handling or recycling. Machines with verified single-owner histories and complete maintenance records consistently attract stronger buyer interest than those with unclear provenance.
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