Compact Equipment

From the L-Series Compact Loaders; to the small-, mid-, and large-frame G-Series Skid Steers and Compact Track Loaders; to proven G-Series Compact Excavators; to the more than 100 John Deere attachment options that connect interchangeably across our compact product range, Doggett John Deere has you covered. So now you can imagine even more for your operation.

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OVER 100+ MODELS OF JOHN DEERE ATTACHMENTS

To get more productivity from your skid steer, compact track loader (CTL), compact wheel loader, or compact excavator, hook-up one of the many easy-to-use attachments. The ever-expanding lineup includes more than 100 models, so you’re sure to find the right tool for the job. They’re compatible with many comparable brands of machines, too. What’s more, each is backed by legendary John Deere parts, service, and warranty coverage. Add an attachment, and watch your productivity instantly increase.

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JDLink Connectivity

Standard on most new models, JDLink connectivity provides valuable fleet insights and enables other Precision Construction solutions.

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Remote Diagnostics

What if you could be warned of problems with your machine and initiate solutions without visiting the jobsite and charging you for a technician's travel time?

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Expert Alerts

Let Us Watch Your Fleet, So You Can Run Your World. Expert Alerts is a proactive monitoring system that notifies dealers of potential machine issues.

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Compact Equipment for Construction and Utility Applications

Compact equipment provides versatile solutions for construction, landscaping, agriculture, and property maintenance projects. Doggett Equipment offers John Deere compact equipment built to support productivity in smaller work areas and a variety of jobsite applications.

These machines provide flexibility for tasks such as digging, loading, grading, material handling, and site preparation. For additional compact equipment options, explore skid steers or compact excavators for different project requirements.

FAQs

Where Can I Invest in Quality Compact Equipment?

When the time comes to invest in new compact equipment for construction purposes, there are several easy ways to get the ball rolling. Take time to peruse the variety of tech available to you at Doggett Equipment. With a little research, you will have greater insight into which options are best for your upcoming project.

What Exactly Is Compact Equipment?

Click here to see the various types of forestry equipment for sale. We carry forwarders for carrying logs, knuckle boom loaders for loading, skidders for transporting cut trees, and harvester models that are supported on wheels or tracks. Essentially, John Deere compact equipment includes a variety of tools and machines that are meant to handle specific tasks during a construction job. The assortment of equipment that falls under the compact umbrella can include wheel loaders, tractors, excavators, skid steers, track loaders, and more.

How Wide Is a Standard Compact Excavator?

Excavation tools can often prove to be quite large. Naturally, this might not work for the parameters of all construction jobs. Thankfully, compact options aim to correct this issue. This is why the standard compact excavation equipment is typically smaller than a one-ton excavator.

How Can I Pick the Right Compact Equipment for a Job?

There are many different ways to go about finding the perfect compact construction equipment options for your next job. Instead of looking at every single option available to you, it might be easiest to narrow your search down by a trusted brand name like John Deere. This will help to introduce you to options that exceed all of your expectations.

What's the Difference Between an Excavator and a Backhoe?

If you're not sure what the difference between a backhoe and excavator might be, now is the time to gain some insight. Basically, the key difference between these pieces of equipment is size. Excavators tend to be much larger than backhoes, though both can be used for similar purposes across the construction industry.