4,800 kg75 hpMarket avg. €49k · 8 listed · 3 below market
Asking prices land at €38k – €65k, around 30% above the market average.
This model sits 23% above the class average across 64 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Manitou MT625 listings currently run from €37,790 to €64,658, with a market average around €49,342. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 8 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Manitou MT625 is a compact telehandler in the light-duty telescopic handler class, rated at 4800 kg operating weight and powered by a 75 hp engine. It is designed for materials handling on space-constrained sites where a full-size telehandler would be impractical. The MT625 occupies a well-established position in Manitou's lineup as an entry-level to mid-range machine, balancing lift capability with a compact footprint.
Compact telehandlers in this class are used for pallet and materials placement on agricultural holdings, smaller construction sites, and industrial yards where aisle widths and ground conditions limit the use of larger equipment. The 4800 kg operating weight makes the MT625 suitable for general loading, stacking, and supply-chain support tasks. Attachments such as forks, buckets, and lifting hooks extend its utility across forestry, horticulture, and light civil-works applications.
Before purchasing a used MT625 or any comparable compact telehandler, inspect the telescopic boom section and wear pads for play and scoring, and check all hydraulic cylinders for seal leaks and rod pitting. Examine the mast pivot points, boom extension chains or cables, and attachment carrier for wear. Verify that all safety systems, including load-moment indicators and overload protection, are functional. Review available service records to confirm that scheduled maintenance has been completed and that no major structural repairs have been carried out. Tyre condition and drive-axle differential locks should be tested under load where possible.
The MT625 competes directly with the Merlo P27.6 and the JCB 520-40 in the compact telehandler segment. Against the Merlo P27.6, the Manitou is typically cross-shopped on the basis of service-network reach and parts availability, as both machines occupy a similar weight and power bracket. The JCB 520-40 is a comparable unit where buyers weigh dealer proximity, cab ergonomics, and manufacturer support terms. Within this class, the attributes that move a specific unit within its price band are accumulated hours, service history, configuration, fitted attachments, tyre condition, and overall mechanical and structural condition.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€49k).
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