35,073 kg271 hpMarket avg. €77k · 16 listed · 5 below market
Asking prices land at €56k – €92k, around 22% above the market average.
Across independent European dealers, used Hitachi ZX350 listings currently run from €55,740 to €92,372, with a market average around €77,397. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 16 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Hitachi ZX350 is a large crawler excavator in the 35-tonne class, produced continuously since 2003. It delivers 271 hp and operates at a working weight of 35,073 kg, positioning it firmly in the upper-mid range of the hydraulic excavator segment. With a standard bucket capacity of 1.4 m3, the machine is built for high-volume earthmoving and heavy construction cycles. Its long production run reflects stable demand and broad parts availability across global markets.
Excavators in the 35-tonne class are typically deployed on civil infrastructure projects including road construction, pipeline laying, and large-scale earthworks where a combination of reach, digging force, and swing torque is required. The ZX350 is also well suited to quarry bench work, foundation excavation for commercial and industrial buildings, and bulk material handling with appropriate attachments. Its operating weight and bucket capacity support productive loading cycles into rigid dump trucks and articulated haulers common on large job sites.
Inspection of a used ZX350 should prioritise undercarriage wear, as track components represent a significant portion of refurbishment exposure on any 35-tonne crawler. Buyers should assess sprocket, roller, and track link condition against remaining service life before committing. Hydraulic system integrity warrants close attention, including cylinder seals, hose condition, and pump output pressure, as the ZX350 operates high-flow circuits under sustained load. Engine hours recorded on the hour meter should be cross-referenced against physical wear indicators and service stamp records where available. Boom and arm structure should be inspected for cracks, weld repairs, or deformation, particularly on machines used in rock or demolition applications. Requesting full maintenance documentation and any available telematics or service history data from the Hitachi platform is advisable before finalising a purchase decision.
The ZX350 competes directly with the Komatsu PC350 and Liebherr R934 in the 35-tonne crawler excavator segment. Against the Komatsu PC350, buyers typically compare hydraulic system architecture, parts network reach, and resale familiarity in their region. Against the Liebherr R934, differences in engine power output and operating weight influence selection for specific production targets, with the ZX350's 271 hp and 35,073 kg configuration sitting in a comparable range. Within the ZX350 population itself, the attributes that move a unit within its price band are accumulated service hours, maintenance history, undercarriage condition, configuration choices such as long-reach or mass-excavation boom, and the presence of value-adding attachments including hydraulic quick couplers or purpose-fit buckets. Machines with documented service records, low wear on the undercarriage, and original manufacturer settings command stronger positioning than units with deferred maintenance or non-standard modifications.
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