Ask for current stock, real machine video, specs, weight, transport size, hydraulic test and export support before quotation.
Kobelco SK350-10 suits buyers who want a newer 35-ton class used Kobelco than SK350-8, with smoother control, faster cycle feeling and better working comfort. It costs more than older generations, so check current video, monitor condition, hydraulic response, structure and undercarriage before comparing price.
If you are looking for a used Kobelco SK350-10, you are probably not only looking for the cheapest 35-ton excavator. This model is worth considering when you want a newer Kobelco generation for earthmoving, truck loading, road work and medium-heavy construction, but not if you only chase the lowest quotation or have no local support for modern Kobelco electronic and hydraulic systems. Before comparing price, check current video, monitor screen, cold start, hydraulic response, swing, undercarriage, machine plate, engine plate and same-machine loading proof — the same SK350-10 name can hide very different real costs.
SK350-10 sits in a different position from SK350-8. Buyers look at it because they want a newer 35-ton Kobelco machine with smoother control, better operator feeling and a stronger used resale impression, without moving to a brand-new machine budget. Its value is not only the newer generation name. The real value is whether the machine still shows healthy pump response, stable swing, clean monitor condition and strong travel under working video.
Compared with SK350-8, SK350-10 usually asks for a higher purchase budget. That higher price only makes sense when the current condition proves the upgrade. A worn pump, weak swing, tired undercarriage, hidden monitor warning or rough-site work history can remove the value of the newer generation. If the buyer only wants a lower-cost older 35-ton Kobelco, SK350-8 may still be checked separately.
I do not describe SK350-10 as the best choice for every heavy job. Kobelco is often strong in speed, smoothness and fuel-saving earthmoving, while some same-class machines may feel stronger for hard quarry digging or long breaker work. For a used SK350-10, large-machine inspection must be strict: boom foot, swing bearing, track frame, pump response, undercarriage and same-machine loading proof matter more than repainting or a clean hour meter.
Current SK350-10 stock may change by year, hours, bucket, track width, market version and condition. Ask for the latest available working video before comparing price seriously.
Final Kobelco SK350-10 specs should be confirmed by the current machine, not only copied brochure data. Market version, bucket, track shoe, arm length, counterweight and engine plate may affect weight, transport size and job suitability.
| Specification Item | What to Confirm |
| Model Version | Confirm SK350-10 / SK350LC-10 by machine plate |
| Operating Weight | Confirm actual weight; it affects transport plan, freight cost, ground pressure and job matching |
| Engine | Confirm engine model by engine plate |
| Engine Power | Confirm by plate or stock record |
| Hydraulic System | Check boom, arm, bucket, pump response and swing by video |
| Electronic Control | Check monitor screen, fault codes, wiring and sensor condition |
| Structure Points | Check boom foot, arm, bucket pins, swing bearing and frame stress |
| Undercarriage | Check rollers, sprocket, idler, track shoes and track frame wear |
| Transport Size | Confirm width, height, loading method and import documents |
Specs affect price, shipping cost, job matching and import documents. Do not compare SK350-10 weight or specs only by year, repainting or copied parameters.
Used Kobelco SK350-10 Working Video – 4 Checks Before Deposit
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