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Takeuchi TL10V-2 Skid Steer Price Guide

Name: Takeuchi TL10V-2
Brand: Takeuchi

The Takeuchi TL10V-2 at a glance — full manufacturer specs, buying guidance, what it's used for and what drives its resale value. Verified used-price ranges publish here as our data clears the sample-size gate.

Engine

54.6 kW rated output

Lift path

Vertical lift

Operating weight

4,660 kg

Rated operating capacity

1,145 kg

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What Moves the Price

Adds the most

Attachment bundle

A 4-in-1 bucket, forks and an auger drive turn one machine into three. Machines sold with a genuine attachment set clear bare machines comfortably.

Clear premium

Tracks over wheels

Tracked machines carry a visible premium in the used market — soft-ground ability sells. The trade-off is track replacement cost, so track condition gets priced hard.

Spec that sells

High-flow + cab

High-flow hydraulics run the serious attachments, and an enclosed air-conditioned cab widens the buyer pool. Both lift resale.

Priced off the top

Tracks, tyres & pins

Worn tracks or bald tyres are the first thing a buyer quotes against the price. Loose pins and a rattly quick-hitch follow straight after.

Need it for one job, not the yard?

Dry-hire day rates for a Skid Steer are published city by city — every rate with its source count.

Melbourne$336/day · 3 sources · verified 7 July 2026

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Pre-purchase inspection checklist

The checks that matter on a used skid steer — track and tyre wear, pins and hitch slop, hydraulic performance under load. Requests are reviewed and emailed manually.

TL10V-2 Price FAQ

What is a Takeuchi TL10V-2 used for?

The Takeuchi TL10V-2 is a skid steer for loading, levelling and site clean-up in tight spaces — with the right attachment it also digs, bores and sweeps.

How much does a Takeuchi TL10V-2 weigh?

The Takeuchi TL10V-2 has an operating weight of 4,660 kg.

What engine is in a Takeuchi TL10V-2?

The Takeuchi TL10V-2 is powered by 54.6 kW rated output.

How much is a new Takeuchi TL10V-2?

New Takeuchi machines like the TL10V-2 are usually sold price-on-application rather than at a published list price, so a new Takeuchi TL10V-2 depends on spec, options and dealer. Once you have a quote, our equipment finance calculator estimates the monthly repayment.

What makes one TL10V-2 worth more than another?

Attachments first — a machine with a 4-in-1 bucket, forks and an auger outsells a bare one. Then tracks versus wheels, hours for age, high-flow hydraulics and cab spec. Track or tyre condition moves the final number hardest, because replacement is the known big cost.

Buying a Takeuchi TL10V-2

Check it is not encumbered

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Skid steers commonly fall outside the register’s motor-vehicle definition, so searching the seller is the check that counts. Search against the seller rather than the machine: an individual by name and date of birth, or a business by its ACN.

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