14,302 kg113 hpLimited recent data, based on 4 older listings
Based on 4 older listings. Current pricing may have shifted, so we show the class range instead.
Most asking prices land between €33k – €108k, with a market average around €64k.
This model sits 46% below the class average across 162 peer models.
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The Volvo EC140 is a mid-range crawler excavator with an operating weight of 14,302 kg and an engine output of 113 hp, placing it firmly in the 14-tonne class. Equipped with a 0.62 m3 bucket capacity, it is designed to balance productive digging force with manageable transport dimensions. As part of Volvo CE's established excavator line, the EC140 carries the build quality and component standardisation associated with the brand across European and export markets.
Machines in this weight class are well suited to general civil construction, road building, drainage work, and utility installation where a compact footprint is required alongside meaningful digging reach and lift capacity. The EC140 is commonly deployed on residential and commercial groundworks, trench excavation, and site preparation tasks. Its size makes it practical for confined urban sites while retaining the productivity expected on open ground.
When inspecting a used EC140 or comparable machine in this class, prioritise an assessment of undercarriage wear including track pads, rollers, and sprockets, as these components represent a significant portion of ownership cost at this weight class. Check for hydraulic cylinder seal condition, boom and dipper arm crack history, and the integrity of all pin and bushing joints. Review the service records for evidence of regular oil and filter changes and any history of major component replacement. Verify that the machine starts cleanly from cold, that all hydraulic functions operate smoothly without hesitation or drift, and that swing and travel drives perform correctly under load. A full-machine hours reading should be verified against service documentation where possible.
In the 14-tonne crawler excavator segment, the Volvo EC140 is regularly cross-shopped against the Kobelco E145 and the JCB JS130. Against the Kobelco E145, buyers typically compare Volvo's service network and parts availability with Kobelco's reputation for fuel efficiency and quiet operation. Against the JCB JS130, the EC140 is compared on operator environment and powertrain accessibility, with the JS130 sitting slightly below in operating weight and engine output relative to the EC140's 14,302 kg and 113 hp figures. Within this segment, the attributes that move a used machine within its price band include recorded service hours, maintenance history, configuration choices such as long-reach or standard boom arrangement, the presence of a quick coupler, the range and condition of available attachments, overall undercarriage wear, and the condition of the cab and hydraulic system.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€37k).
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