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Most asking prices land between €14k – €65k, with a market average around €25k.
This model sits 49% below the class average across 36 peer models.
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The JCB 155 is a compact skid-steer loader positioned in the small-frame segment of the skid-steer market. It is designed around a vertical-lift arm geometry, which prioritises reach at full height and suits loading into trucks or over high-sided containers. As a JCB product in this class, it carries the manufacturer's side-door cab entry system, a structural differentiator relative to conventional skid-steers that use front-screen egress.
Small-frame skid-steer loaders of this type are deployed in landscaping, site clearance, utility trenching support, agricultural yard work, and general construction groundworks where a compact footprint is required. The skid-steer format allows the machine to work in confined areas where a wheeled loader or compact track loader would be impractical. Attachment versatility, including buckets, augers, hydraulic breakers, and pallet forks, extends the working range across sectors.
When inspecting a used small-frame skid-steer of this type, prioritise the condition of the lift arm pivot points, loader linkage pins and bushings, and the hydraulic cylinder seals for leaks or scoring. Tyre condition is a meaningful cost indicator on wheeled skid-steers, as uneven wear can also signal chassis or steering system issues. Examine the cab and door seals, operator controls, and auxiliary hydraulic couplers for wear consistent with heavy attachment use. Request service records to verify oil and filter change intervals, and check the condition of the engine air filtration system given the typically dusty environments in which this class operates. A function test of all auxiliary hydraulic circuits, travel, and lift functions under load should be completed before purchase.
The JCB 155 is cross-shopped primarily against comparable small-frame skid-steers from Bobcat, Case, Caterpillar, and Manitou. Relative to conventional skid-steers in this segment, the JCB side-entry cab and vertical-lift arm are specification points that buyers weigh against operator preference and application fit. Within the used market for this class, the attributes that move a machine within its price band are recorded operating hours, service history, cab specification and condition, tyre wear, hydraulic auxiliary flow configuration, and the presence of valued attachments such as a hydraulic quick-hitch or third auxiliary line. Geographic market and local dealer support coverage also influence where a specific unit sits relative to others in the same class.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€17k).
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