Informazioni su · JCB 8085Panoramica
The JCB 8085 is an 8-tonne class mini-excavator produced by JCB, designed to bridge the gap between compact and mid-size excavator segments. It combines a reduced-tail-swing or conventional slew configuration with sufficient lifting and digging capacity for confined-site work. The machine sits at the upper end of the mini-excavator category, offering greater reach and bucket-force capability than sub-5-tonne units.
Applicazioni tipicheDove viene utilizzata questa macchina
Mini-excavators in this weight class are commonly deployed on urban construction, utility trenching, drainage installation, and landscaping projects where site access or ground-bearing constraints limit the use of larger plant. The 8085 is also suited to foundation work, pipe-laying, and secondary demolition tasks where a combination of precision and digging power is required. Its size makes it practical for both contractor hire fleets and owner-operator purchase.
Ispezione del mercato dell'usatoCosa controllare prima dell'acquisto
Buyers inspecting a used JCB 8085 should assess undercarriage wear on tracks, rollers, and sprockets, as these components represent a significant portion of refurbishment cost on any machine in this class. The slew ring and boom-pivot bushings warrant close attention, along with hydraulic hose condition and any evidence of cylinder seal weepage. Service history documentation strengthens confidence in engine and hydraulic system integrity. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent engineer familiar with JCB product is advisable, and buyers should verify that all quick-hitch and attachment systems are fully functional and compliant with current safety standards.
Mercato attualePosizionamento di prezzo
In the European used market the JCB 8085 trades at an average of EUR 18,245, with a typical price range running from EUR 16,641 at the lower end to EUR 19,950 at the upper end. This positions the machine as a mid-to-upper-tier option within the used mini-excavator segment, where it competes with comparable 8-tonne class units from manufacturers such as Caterpillar, Komatsu, Hitachi, and Volvo. Condition, year, and attachment specification are the primary variables that move individual machines toward either end of that range.