Informacje · JCB JS210Przegląd
The JCB JS210 is a 20-tonne class crawler excavator designed for mid-range earthmoving and construction duties. It sits at the core of JCB's JS Series hydraulic excavator line, offering a balance of digging performance and machine mobility suited to a broad range of site conditions. As a 20-tonne machine, it occupies the most active segment of the European used excavator market.
Typowe zastosowaniaGdzie ta maszyna jest używana
The JS210 is well suited to bulk earthmoving, foundation excavation, drainage work, and site preparation on civil engineering and construction projects. Its size class makes it a practical choice for road building, utility trenching, and general groundworks where a larger machine would be inefficient and a smaller unit would be underpowered. It is also used in quarrying support, demolition preparation, and material-handling applications when fitted with appropriate attachments.
Kontrola rynku wtórnegoCo sprawdzić przed zakupem
Prospective buyers should carry out a thorough inspection of the undercarriage, including track pads, rollers, idlers, and sprockets, as these components represent a significant portion of lifecycle cost on any 20-tonne crawler excavator. Hydraulic system condition, including hose condition, cylinder seals, and pump output, warrants close attention, as does the condition of the dipper arm and bucket pin and bush wear. A full service history review is advisable, and a pre-purchase inspection by a qualified engineer is recommended to assess structural integrity and identify any outstanding faults before committing to purchase.
Obecna sytuacja rynkowaPozycja cenowa
In the European used market, JS210 units are priced across a wide range, from approximately EUR 38872 at the lower end to EUR 82108 at the upper end, reflecting differences in age, condition, and specification. The average asking price sits at EUR 60490, placing the model in a competitive position within the 20-tonne crawler excavator segment alongside alternatives from Caterpillar, Komatsu, Volvo, and Hitachi. Buyers will find that condition, service history, and undercarriage wear are the primary factors driving price variation across this range.