36,311 kg228 hpLimited recent data, based on 1 older listings
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Most asking prices land between €33k – €108k, with a market average around €64k.
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The New Holland E385 is a large crawler excavator in the 36-tonne operating class, producing 228 hp and equipped with a 1.5 m3 bucket capacity. It is positioned in the heavy-duty construction segment, competing directly with machines such as the Komatsu PC360 and Kobelco SK350. At 36311 kg operating weight, it is suited to demanding earthmoving and civil engineering applications where high productivity and structural robustness are required.
Excavators of this class are typically deployed on large-scale earthmoving, bulk excavation, road construction, dam and embankment work, and heavy foundation projects. The 1.5 m3 bucket capacity supports efficient material handling in quarry-face loading and mass excavation cycles. This size class is also commonly used in pipeline installation and large infrastructure development where reach and lift capacity are priorities.
When inspecting a used excavator of this class, prioritise a full undercarriage assessment covering track shoes, rollers, idlers, and sprockets, as these components represent a significant portion of ongoing maintenance expenditure. Review the service history for evidence of regular hydraulic oil and filter changes, and inspect the boom, arm, and bucket pins and bushings for wear. A qualified pre-purchase inspection should include a pressure test of the hydraulic system and a check of the slew ring for play or uneven wear. Confirm that all structural welds on the front attachment are free from cracks, and verify that the machine records align with the displayed hour meter reading.
The New Holland E385 sits in a competitive 35 to 40-tonne segment alongside the Komatsu PC360 and Kobelco SK350, all of which target contractors requiring high-output excavation capability. Buyers evaluating this class should benchmark the E385 against those alternatives on parts availability, dealer support network, and resale performance, as these factors materially affect total cost of ownership in the used-equipment market.
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