Informacje · Bobcat S650Przegląd
The Bobcat S650 is a mid-size skid-steer loader produced since 2009, weighing 3656 kg at operating weight and delivering 74 hp through its engine. It is equipped with a 0.7 m3 bucket capacity, positioning it in the upper-mid segment of the skid-steer class. The machine combines a compact footprint with meaningful lift and breakout capacity, making it a practical choice for a broad range of earthmoving and material-handling tasks.
Typowe zastosowaniaGdzie ta maszyna jest używana
Skid-steer loaders of this class are widely used in construction site preparation, landscaping, agricultural yard work, and light demolition support. Their tight turning radius and interchangeable attachment systems allow operators to adapt the machine to tasks including grading, backfilling, snow removal, and pallet handling. The S650 is suited to both open-site and confined-space operations where larger wheeled or tracked equipment cannot maneuver efficiently.
Kontrola rynku wtórnegoCo sprawdzić przed zakupem
When inspecting a used S650, prioritize the condition of the lift arm bushings, chassis frame welds, and loader linkage pins, as these areas experience the highest cumulative stress in daily skid-steer operation. Check the hydraulic system for hose wear, coupling condition, and any evidence of fluid contamination, and verify that the auxiliary hydraulic flow functions correctly across all attachment ports. Review available service records, confirm the hour meter reading against visible wear indicators, and assess tire or track wear as a proxy for overall machine utilization. Cab condition, including ROPS/FOPS certification and restraint bar function, should be confirmed as meeting applicable safety standards before purchase.
Obecna sytuacja rynkowaPozycja cenowa
On the European used market, S650 units are priced across a range of EUR 21900 to EUR 28500, with an average of EUR 24375. This positions the model competitively against comparable machines from Caterpillar, represented by the 262, and JCB, represented by the 260. Buyers can expect pricing to reflect machine age, hours, service history, and fitted attachments, with units at the upper end of the range typically presenting lower hours or documented dealer preparation.