1,865 kg16 hpLimited recent data, based on 3 older listings
Based on 3 older listings. Current pricing may have shifted, so we show the class range instead.
Most asking prices land between €13k – €49k, with a market average around €25k.
This model sits 20% below the class average across 204 peer models.
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The Takeuchi TB219 is a compact mini-excavator in the sub-two-tonne class, with an operating weight of 1865 kg and an engine output of 16 hp. It carries a bucket capacity of 0.04 m3, positioning it at the lighter end of the micro-excavator segment. Takeuchi is a Japanese manufacturer with a long-established presence in the compact equipment sector, and the TB219 reflects the brand's focus on tight-clearance, low-impact digging applications.
Machines in this weight and power class are primarily deployed on jobs where ground disturbance and site access are key constraints, including residential landscaping, utility trenching, and indoor or basement excavation. The sub-two-tonne footprint allows operation in confined courtyards, narrow passages, and on surfaces where a larger machine would cause unacceptable damage. Municipal maintenance work, cable laying, and small foundation preparation are also common use cases for this category.
When inspecting a used TB219 or any machine in this class, begin with a full walk-around to assess undercarriage wear, including rubber track condition, roller integrity, and sprocket tooth profile, as undercarriage is a primary cost driver in this category. Check all hydraulic lines, cylinders, and fittings for seeping or active leaks, and operate every function through its full range of motion to confirm smooth, consistent response. Verify that the engine starts cleanly from cold, reaches stable operating temperature without overheating, and that exhaust output is clean. Review any available service documentation to establish maintenance history, and confirm that the hour meter reading is consistent with observed wear across the machine. If attachments are included, inspect each one individually for structural cracks, pin wear, and hydraulic coupling condition.
The TB219 competes directly with the Doosan DX19 and the Kubota KX019, all three machines occupying the same sub-two-tonne, 16-hp micro-excavator band. Against the Kubota KX019, the TB219 is broadly comparable in operating weight and power class, with differences in hydraulic feel, cab ergonomics, and dealer network coverage being the primary differentiators buyers evaluate. The Doosan DX19 similarly matches the TB219 on class, and cross-shoppers typically assess brand-specific service availability and parts lead times as deciding factors. Within this segment, the attributes that move a used example within its price band are accumulated hours, overall mechanical condition, the presence of a quick-coupler or hydraulic thumb, the number and type of attachments included, cab configuration, and whether recent service records are available.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€19k).
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