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Bobcat E35 vs JCB 19C-1E

The Bobcat E35 is about 82% heavier than the JCB 19C-1E (3,550 vs 1,950 kg), which usually means more stability and lifting capacity but higher transport weight.

Beyond the numbers, compare local dealer support, parts availability and resale value for Bobcat and JCB in your region: over the life of a machine they often matter more than small specification differences.

Bobcat E35 compact excavator
Bobcat Bobcat E35
JCB mini excavator working in a narrow street (804 model pictured)
JCB JCB 19C-1E
Operating weight 3,550 kg (7,800 lb)1,950 kg (4,300 lb)
Engine power 18 kW (24 hp)—
Engine power ≈18 kW (25 hp)—
Max. digging depth ≈3.1 m (10 ft)≈2.6 m (8 ft 6 in)
Tail swing Zero tail swing—
Width ≈1.7 m (5 ft 8 in)≈0.98 m (3 ft 2 in) with tracks retracted
Emissions EPA Tier 4 / EU Stage V (by market)—
Battery —Lithium-ion, ≈20 kWh
Emissions at point of use —Zero
Charging —On-board charger (110/230 V); optional fast charger
Strengths
  • + Zero tail swing for work beside walls and traffic
  • + Wide range of Bobcat attachments
  • + Strong dealer network in North America and Europe
  • + Easy to transport
  • + Zero exhaust emissions for indoor and urban work
  • + Very low noise
  • + Low running and maintenance costs
  • + Same digging performance as the diesel 19C-1
Watch-outs
  • − Engine is modest for heavy attachments
  • − Less stable over the side than conventional-tail machines
  • − Higher purchase price than the diesel version
  • − Runtime depends on duty cycle
  • − Requires charging infrastructure on site
Full E35 reviewFull 19C-1E review

Specifications are typical figures for standard configurations and may be measured differently by each manufacturer (for example net vs gross power). Always confirm with the manufacturer or dealer. Build another comparison.