Skid SteerEurope

JCB 205

3,169 kg62 hpMarket avg. €62k · 7 listed · 3 below market

Side elevationJCB 205
JCB 205 side elevation
Operating weight
3,169 kg
Length
3,610 mm
Fig · proportional to datasheet · skid-steer loader
Live market

7 active asks across Europe

Market avg.€62k

Asking prices land at €60k – €65k, around 150% above the market average.

NL
€58k
DE
€71k
IT
€21k
BE
€19k
PL
€25k
  • 202513 hrs · NL · dealer name hidden€60k
  • 2026NL · dealer name hidden€60k
  • 2026NL · dealer name hidden€60k
Based on 7 active dealer listings across our network.As of 31 Jul 2026

This model sits 117% above the class average across 32 peer models.

How much does a used JCB 205 cost in Europe?

Across independent European dealers, used JCB 205 listings currently run from €59,900 to €64,500, with a market average around €62,386. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 7 active listings, refreshed daily.

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MakeJCB
Model205
Specification · Comparison

How the 205 lines up in its class.

Nearest competitors auto-selected by category and weight class. Specs from manufacturer datasheets; prices from recent dealer listings.

Power
Engine
JCB Diesel by Kohler (KDI 2504)
Doosan D24 (2.4L Bobcat Engine)
Kubota V2607-DI-TE3B
Power
60–62 hp
68 hp
66 hp
Dimensions
Operating weight
3,169–3,310 kg
3,014 kg
3,567 kg
Length
3,610 mm
2,657 mm
2,657 mm
Width
1,600 mm
1,643 mm
1,703 mm
Height
1,980 mm
1,971 mm
1,976 mm
Working range
Rated operating capacity
930 kg
952 kg
955 kg
Tipping load
1,860 kg
1,814 kg
2,722 kg
Bucket capacity
0.44 m³
0.71 m³
0.71 m³
Aux hydraulics
17.1 gpm
17.1 gpm
Drive
Travel speed
12 km/h
11.7 km/h
11.7 km/h
Market
Market average ask · EU
€62k
€37k
€42k
Price range
€60k€65k
€36k€40k
€33k€53k
Active listings
7
4
14
Specs · manufacturer datasheetsPrices · recent dealer listings, trailing window
About · JCB 205

Overview

The JCB 205 is a skid-steer loader in the compact equipment segment, with an operating weight of 3169 kg and an engine output of 62 hp. It is equipped with a bucket capacity of 0.44 m3, placing it in the mid-range of the compact skid-steer class. The machine is designed for confined-site operation where maneuverability and lift performance are primary requirements.

Typical applications

Where this machine is used

Skid-steer loaders of this class are widely deployed in construction, landscaping, agriculture, and light demolition work. Their compact footprint makes them well suited to restricted job sites such as urban construction plots, farm yards, and warehouse interiors. The 0.44 m3 bucket capacity supports general material handling, grading, and loading tasks across these sectors.

Used-market inspection

What to check before buying

When inspecting a used skid-steer of this class, prioritize assessment of the hydraulic system for leaks, response lag, and coupling condition, as hydraulic wear is common in high-cycle applications. The undercarriage, drive motors, and track or tire condition should be examined carefully relative to the recorded service hours. Lift arm pivot points, bucket cutting edge wear, and the ROPS/FOPS cab structure are further areas requiring close attention. A full service history review and an operational test under load are recommended before purchase.

Current market

Price position

In the European used-equipment market, the JCB 205 trades within a price band of EUR 62780 to EUR 64500, with the market average sitting at EUR 63380. This positions the model in a clearly defined value range with limited spread between the lower and upper ends of the market. Direct competitive references in this segment include the Bobcat T590 and Bobcat S590, which buyers typically evaluate alongside the JCB 205 when sourcing comparable compact skid-steer capacity.

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