2017 Kobelco SK350-8

If you are looking for a Kobelco 350 excavator, this page mainly helps you judge the used SK350-8. It is worth considering when you need a 35-ton class machine for earthmoving, truck loading, road work, site leveling or medium-heavy construction, but not if you only chase the lowest quotation or long-time hard rock mining work. Before comparing price, check current working video, cold start, hydraulic response, swing, undercarriage, machine plate, engine plate and same-machine loading proof — the same SK350-8 name can hide very different real costs. SK350-8 sits in a specific position in the used 35-ton market. It is not the newest Kobelco generation, and it is not a showroom machine. Buyers look at it because it can still deliver Kobelco’s faster cycle time and fuel-keeping character in earthmoving and truck loading, without moving directly to SK350-10 money. But in this weight class, undercarriage wear, swing bearing health and pump condition on a used SK350-8 can easily cost more than the price difference between machines. If the machine came from long-hour earthmoving or mixed-site work, ask for travel strength and track frame video, not just a walk-around shot. Compared with newer SK350-10 machines, SK350-8 is usually easier to accept on purchase cost. That is why dealers, contractors and budget-sensitive buyers may still consider it. But this page is not an SK350 series page. If you need a newer SK350-10, we can check current stock separately. Here, the focus stays on S