5,835 kg48 hpMarket avg. €51k · 8 listed · 3 below market
Asking prices land at €34k – €65k, around 101% above the market average.
This model sits 98% above the class average across 191 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Volvo ECR58 listings currently run from €33,500 to €64,900, with a market average around €50,500. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 8 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Volvo ECR58 is a compact radius mini-excavator in the 6-tonne class, producing 48 hp and operating at a weight of 5,835 kg. Its reduced-tail-swing design allows work in confined spaces without sacrificing the digging capability expected at this weight class. With a bucket capacity of 0.115 m³, it is engineered for precision excavation rather than high-volume bulk moving.
Machines in this class are well suited to urban construction, utility trenching, landscaping, and site preparation where access is restricted and machine footprint matters. The compact radius configuration makes the ECR58 particularly useful on projects where the excavator must operate close to walls, fences, or existing structures. Secondary applications include drainage work, pipe laying, and foundation digging on smaller residential and commercial sites.
Before purchasing any unit in this class, inspect the undercarriage thoroughly, including track condition, rollers, and drive motors, as these are the highest-wear components on a machine of this operating weight. Check the boom, arm, and bucket pins and bushings for play, and review hydraulic hoses and cylinder seals for weeping or active leaks. Request a full service history and verify that scheduled maintenance intervals have been observed. On a reduced-tail-swing machine, pay particular attention to the condition of the slew ring and counterweight mounting, as these components bear stress from the tighter swing geometry. Confirm that all attachments are matched to the machine's hydraulic flow specifications and that documentation accompanies them.
The Volvo ECR58 occupies a well-established position in the 5-to-6-tonne compact radius segment, a class that attracts consistent demand from civil contractors, utilities operators, and hire fleets. It is routinely cross-shopped against the Doosan DX60 and the Kobelco SK60. Compared with the Doosan DX60, the ECR58 carries a lighter operating weight while offering similar power density, which can be an advantage where transport weight limits apply. Against the Kobelco SK60, the ECR58's Volvo dealer network and parts availability are commonly cited differentiators in markets with strong Volvo representation. Within the used-equipment band for this model, the primary attributes that move a unit are accumulated working hours, service history documentation, overall undercarriage condition, the presence of a quick coupler, and the number and quality of attachments included. Configuration factors such as blade type and cab specification also influence positioning.
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