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Most asking prices land between €33k – €108k, with a market average around €64k.
This model sits 48% below the class average across 157 peer models.
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The New Holland E175 is a mid-size hydraulic crawler excavator positioned in the 17-tonne operating weight class. It is designed to deliver a balance of digging force, reach, and mobility suited to demanding construction and civil engineering environments. As part of New Holland Construction's excavator lineup, the E175 competes in a segment that bridges compact machines and heavier production excavators.
Mid-size excavators in this class are commonly deployed on groundworks, foundation excavation, pipeline trenching, and road construction projects. They are well suited to site preparation tasks where a combination of breakout force and maneuverability is required. Utility contractors and civil engineering firms frequently rely on machines of this type for both bulk earthmoving and precision digging work.
When inspecting a used E175, buyers should assess the condition of the undercarriage, including track pads, rollers, and sprockets, as these components represent a significant portion of ownership costs on crawler excavators. The hydraulic system warrants close attention, with checks for cylinder seal integrity, hose condition, and any signs of fluid contamination. Engine hours, service history documentation, and the structural condition of the boom, arm, and bucket linkage should all be verified before purchase. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent qualified mechanic is advisable to identify any deferred maintenance or wear items.
Based on available European market data, the E175 is priced at approximately EUR 34,900. This positions it within the used mid-size excavator segment alongside competing brands such as Caterpillar, Komatsu, Volvo, and Hitachi, where buyers can expect pricing to vary according to age, hours, and condition. Prospective buyers should benchmark this figure against comparable machines in the 17-tonne class when evaluating overall value.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€35k).
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