1,150 kg12 hpMarket avg. €16k · 7 listed · 4 below market
Asking prices land at €11k – €22k, around 37% below the market average.
This model sits 32% below the class average across 204 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Takeuchi TB210 listings currently run from €10,773 to €22,150, with a market average around €15,909. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 7 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Takeuchi TB210 is a micro mini-excavator in the sub-1.5-tonne class, with an operating weight of 1150 kg and an engine output of 12 hp. Its 0.025 m³ bucket capacity places it firmly at the compact end of the mini-excavator segment, designed where tight spatial constraints are the primary site condition. Takeuchi is a Japanese manufacturer with an established track record in the compact excavator category, and the TB210 represents their entry point into the micro class.
Machines in this weight and power class are primarily deployed in confined access environments: interior demolition, utility trench work in pedestrian zones, landscaping in residential gardens, and indoor foundation work where doorway clearance is a limiting factor. The minimal ground disturbance and low transport weight make the TB210 class practical for contractors working across multiple small sites without a heavy-haulage requirement. Attachment versatility, typically augers, grading buckets, and breakers scaled to this power class, extends the machine's utility across groundworks, drainage, and light civil tasks.
When inspecting a TB210 or any machine in this micro class, prioritize the condition of the rubber tracks, as replacement represents a significant cost relative to the machine's value and wear is often accelerated by hard-surface operation. Check the final drives for oil leaks and verify smooth slew-ring operation without play or noise. On a machine of this power rating, inspect the hydraulic quick-coupler circuit if fitted, and confirm all auxiliary lines are free from weeping. Service history documentation is the single most reliable indicator of ownership quality at this size class, where machines frequently pass through high-cycle residential or rental use. Verify that the engine runs cleanly to temperature without smoke, and that boom, dipper, and bucket cylinder seals are dry. Attachment compatibility should be confirmed before purchase, as pin and flow specifications vary even within this weight class.
The TB210 competes directly with the Bobcat E10 and the JCB 8008, all three occupying the micro mini-excavator segment below 1.5 tonnes. The Bobcat E10 carries brand recognition and a wide dealer network, making it a common benchmark in this class. The JCB 8008 is comparably specified and benefits from strong parts availability in European markets. The TB210 differentiates through Takeuchi's build quality reputation and its specific weight and power configuration of 1150 kg and 12 hp, which buyers should compare directly against the E10 and 8008 on their own project access and lift requirements. Within the used market for this class, the attributes that move a machine within its price band are recorded service hours, full service history documentation, the presence of additional attachments such as breakers or augers, blade and dozer condition, final-drive condition, rubber track wear, and overall structural condition including boom and dipper.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€16k).
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