4,711 kg41 hpLimited recent data, based on 1 older listings
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Most asking prices land between €13k – €49k, with a market average around €25k.
This model sits 12% above the class average across 212 peer models.
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The New Holland E50 is a mini-excavator in the 5-tonne class, with an operating weight of 4711 kg and an engine output of 41 hp. It is equipped with a bucket capacity of 0.23 m3, positioning it as a capable machine for confined-site earthmoving and utility work. The E50 sits at the upper end of the compact excavator segment, offering a balance between maneuverability and digging performance.
Mini-excavators in this weight class are well suited to urban construction, landscaping, drainage installation, and service-trench work where site access is restricted. The 5-tonne operating weight allows the machine to handle moderate digging depths and lift capacities while remaining transportable on a standard trailer. Municipal contractors and groundworks companies frequently deploy machines of this class for tasks requiring precision in confined areas.
When inspecting a used mini-excavator of this class, prioritize a thorough review of the service records and hydraulic system condition, including checking for leaks at hose connections, cylinders, and the slew motor. Undercarriage wear, including track links, rollers, and sprockets, represents a significant cost centre on any rubber or steel-tracked machine and should be assessed carefully. Structural integrity of the boom, dipper, and bucket attachment points warrants close inspection for cracks or weld repairs, particularly on machines used in demolition or rock-breaking applications. A functional check of all auxiliary circuits and a review of any available dealer-service or PDI documentation will support a more accurate assessment of the machine's remaining service life.
The New Holland E50 trades on the European used market at an average of EUR 25450, with a typical price range of EUR 22780 to EUR 28120 depending on age, hours, and condition. Direct competitors in this segment include the Kubota U50 and the Yanmar VIO45, both of which occupy a similar weight and power band and should be benchmarked against E50 pricing when evaluating a purchase. Buyers with flexibility on brand will find comparable specifications across these three models, making condition and service history the primary differentiators at transaction time.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€28k).
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