Bobcat 709F vs Gehl 250: Which Is the Better Value?
The Bobcat 709F averages $3,476 CAD at auction, compared to $19,070 for the Gehl 250. That's a $15,594 difference. Based on 22 verified Canadian auction results tracked by TrackCheck, here's the full breakdown.
The Verdict
The Bobcat 709F is the better value buy for most Canadian buyers, averaging $15,594 less than the 250.
Gehl 250
CTL$19,070 CAD avg
$4,857
Low
$32,627
High
6
Sales
Avg 1,880 hours · None–None model years
Full price guide →What are the key differences between 709F and 250?
- Price: The 709F is $15,594 cheaper on average (82% savings).
- Track Type: 709F is a wheeled skid steer (SSL) while 250 is a compact track loader (CTL). CTLs have better traction on soft ground; wheeled units are faster and cheaper to maintain.
Both Bobcat and Gehl retain value well. See our depreciation guide for brand rankings.
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Which is the better value: 709F or 250?
Choose the Bobcat 709F if:
- You want lower upfront cost ($15,594 savings)
- You work on pavement, concrete, or hard surfaces
- You prefer Bobcat's dealer network and parts availability
Choose the Gehl 250 if:
- You work on soft ground, mud, or uneven terrain
- You prefer Gehl's dealer network and parts availability
How do 709F and 250 prices compare by hours?
| Hours | Bobcat 709F | Gehl 250 |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000-1,999 hrs | — | $20,664 (2) |
| 2,000-2,999 hrs | — | $31,493 (2) |
Hours matter more than age for resale value. See our hours vs age analysis.
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