Excavators
A 1995 John Deere 200LC is 31 years old and typically retains 15% of its original MSRP. Predecessor to D-series. Long-running workhorse. Trades 8-12K hours.
Based on MSRP depreciation model
Good Condition
$18,500 – $25,000
Low hours, well-maintained, no major issues
Average Condition
$16,500 – $22,000
Average hours, typical wear, operational
15% value retained after 31 years
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Average usage is ~1,100 hrs/yr. A 1995 model with average hours would have ~34,100 total hours.
Excellent condition can add 15-25% over average. Structural damage, leaks, or worn undercarriage significantly reduce value.
Equipment in the West and Southwest typically commands 5-8% higher prices. Transportation costs affect final pricing.
Documented dealer maintenance records can add 5-10% to value. Unknown history creates buyer hesitation.
Compare values across different model years.
Caterpillar 320
1995 model: $34,000–$45,500
Caterpillar 325
1995 model: $39,500–$53,500
Caterpillar 330
1995 model: $45,500–$61,000
John Deere 210G
1995 model: $29,500–$39,500
John Deere 350G
1995 model: $43,500–$58,500
Komatsu PC200
1995 model: $30,000–$40,500
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