- Is the Bobcat E10 worth it over a used larger excavator?
- If you work in tight yards, gates and finished landscapes, the E10's 28-inch width and zero tail swing are worth the premium. If you have open space and heavy digging, a used 2-3 ton machine costs similar money and digs faster.
- Can the E10 fit through a standard gate?
- Yes. At 28 inches wide it passes most residential gates, and zero tail swing means the rear stays within the track footprint while you turn.
- What can I run off the auxiliary hydraulics?
- The standard circuit supplies 5.3 gal/min at 2,756 psi, enough for small augers, breakers and grapples rated for a 1-ton machine. Check each attachment's flow and pressure requirements first.
- How do I transport the E10?
- At 2,593 lb plus bucket, plan on a trailer and tow vehicle rated for roughly 3,500 lb or more. Confirm the combined weight against your trailer's rating before towing.
- When is the E10 cheapest?
- Compact excavators rarely discount deeply, but dealer year-end and off-season winter pricing tends to be softer. The current best new price is $29,502 at Bingham Equipment Company as of November 4, 2026.
- Where is the Bobcat E10 cheapest?
- At Bingham Equipment Company, for $29,502.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bobcat E10?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Carleton Equipment, Bingham Equipment Company.