Used Wacker Neuson ET16 price: €13k–€20k in Europe

How much does a used Wacker Neuson ET16 cost in Europe?

Across independent European dealers, used Wacker Neuson ET16 listings currently run from €13,210 to €20,000, with a market average around €17,063. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 11 active listings, refreshed daily.

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Specification · Comparison

How the ET16 lines up in its class.

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Wacker Neuson

ET16

At a glance

Weight class

1.6 t

1.5 t

1.6 t

Power

Engine

Yanmar 3TNV76

Yanmar 3TNV70

Volvo D0.9A

Power

19 hp

15 hp

16 hp

Dimensions

Operating weight

1,529–1,720 kg

1,610 kg

1,640 kg

Length

3,607 mm

3,455 mm

3,755 mm

Width

990–1,300 mm

980 mm

955 mm

Height

2,285 mm

2,345 mm

2,334 mm

Transport length

3,607 mm

3,455 mm

3,755 mm

Working range

Bucket capacity

0.04 m³

0.038 m³

0.036 m³

Max dig depth

2,415 mm

2,190 mm

2,474 mm

Max reach

3,860 mm

3,815 mm

3,800 mm

Tail swing radius

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720 mm

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Drive

Travel speed

4 km/h

4.2 km/h

1.9 km/h

Market

Market average ask · EU

€17k

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Price range

€13k – €20k

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Active listings

11

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About · Wacker Neuson ET16

Overview

The Wacker Neuson ET16 is a compact mini-excavator with an operating weight of 1,600 kg and an engine output of 19 hp. It belongs to the sub-2-tonne excavator class, a segment designed for work in confined or access-restricted environments where larger machines cannot operate efficiently. Bucket capacity is rated at 0.04 m3, consistent with the precision-digging demands of this weight class. Wacker Neuson positions the ET16 as a purpose-built machine for contractors requiring a balance of reach, digging force, and transportability.

Typical applications

Where this machine is used

Sub-2-tonne mini-excavators of this type are routinely deployed on utility trenching, landscaping, and drainage work where site access is limited. The ET16's weight and dimensions make it suitable for walled gardens, urban footpaths, and interior demolition preparation where ground-bearing capacity is a constraint. Rental fleets and small-to-medium contractors also use machines in this class for general groundworks support alongside larger equipment.

Used-market inspection

What to check before buying

When inspecting a used ET16 or any machine in this class, begin with the undercarriage: check rubber track condition for cracking, missing lugs, and correct tension, as track replacement represents a significant ownership cost in this segment. Inspect the boom, arm, and bucket pins and bushings for play, and verify that all hydraulic cylinders are free of scoring and active leaks. Confirm that the engine starts cleanly, reaches operating temperature without overheating, and that no warning lights remain active after warm-up. Review any available service records to establish oil-change intervals and whether scheduled maintenance has been carried out by a qualified technician. Auxiliary hydraulic function should be tested with a known attachment where possible, as valve wear in this circuit is common on high-utilisation machines. Physical condition of the cab, controls, and safety features including ROPS certification should be confirmed before purchase.

Current market

Price position

The ET16 competes directly with the Takeuchi TB215 and the Volvo EC15, all three occupying the same sub-2-tonne mini-excavator segment. Against the Takeuchi TB215, the ET16 is comparable in operating weight and power class, with buyers often evaluating differences in dealer support networks and attachment compatibility. The Volvo EC15 targets a similar operator profile, and purchasers frequently compare cab ergonomics, undercarriage configuration, and brand serviceability when choosing between them. Within this class, the attributes that move a used machine within its price band include recorded operating hours, maintenance history, undercarriage wear condition, the presence of a quick-coupler system, and the number and type of attachments included. Machines offered with auxiliary hydraulics and a verified service record consistently attract stronger buyer interest than base-specification units with incomplete documentation.

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