Excavators
Whether you’re loading trucks, digging trenches, demolishing structures, or placing pipe, a P-Tier Excavator can make easy work out of your toughest tasks. Customer-inspired upgrades include improved front-joint durability, a redesigned hood that boosts serviceability and cooler access, and up to seven-percent better fuel economy compared to the 380G LC model. Our machines deliver what you’ve come to expect in mid-size John Deere excavators, so you can count on doing more.
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To maximize uptime and lower costs, JDLink™ connectivity provides machine location, utilization data, and alerts to help you maximize productivity and efficiency. JDLink also enables John Deere Connected Support™. Doggett John Deere uses Expert Alerts based on data from thousands of connected machines to proactively address conditions that may otherwise likely lead to downtime. Let us monitor machine health and leverage remote diagnostics and programming capability to further diagnose problems and even update machine software without a time-consuming trip to the jobsite.
Should I buy a new or used excavator for sale?
Buying a new or used excavator depends on your budget, intended use, and other factors. A new excavator will generally come with the latest features and technologies and be more reliable, but it will also be more expensive. A used excavator may be more affordable but require more maintenance and a shorter lifespan. It’s essential to weigh the pros and cons of each option, assess your needs, and consider the total cost of ownership before deciding whether to buy a new or used excavator.
FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING A NEW EXCAVATOR
- EPA Tier 4 Requirements for Excavators
- Excavator Fuel Efficiency
- Operation Experience
- Used Excavators May Still Win Out
FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN INSPECTING A USED EXCAVATOR
- History of the Excavator
- Inspect the Exterior
- Check Out the Slew Ring
- Examine the Connection Points
- Check Hydraulics for Major Leaks
- Look the Bucket for Damage
- Excavator Tires
- Swivel Joint
- Manufacturer Customer Support & Parts Availability
- Inspect the Hour Meter
Construction Excavator Equipment Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I order excavators?
You can buy an excavator in one of two ways. You can request a quote directly from any of the product pages for our excavators. You can also find the nearest dealer on our locations page. We provide the names, addresses, and phone numbers of our Texas and Louisiana dealers.
Are product guides available for your excavators?
Yes. We offer downloadable product brochures for all of the John Deere excavators that we sell. Go to the product page of the excavator you’re interested in. Scroll down and look for the “Resources” banner near the bottom of the page. There’s a link to download a PDF for that excavator.
What makes an excavator mid-size vs large?
Excavators are categorized according to their operating weights. Compact models are usually 6,000 kg or 13,227 pounds or less. Mid-size models are usually between 6,000 and 10,000 kilograms or 13,227 and 22,046 pounds. Large excavators are between 10,000 and 90,000 kilograms or 22,046 and 198,416 pounds.
Where can I find the exact dimensions of a particular excavator model?
It’s important to us that you have all the information when looking for an excavator for sale. On each product page, we provide specifications for each excavator. Scroll to the middle of the page to see details concerning the driveline, dimensions, capacities, performance, and operating weight.
What is JDLink?
Our JDLink technology provides you with greater control and management of your construction equipment, including excavators. This technology provides real-time, connected information on equipment status, hours used, geofencing, maintenance, and other data to make sure your equipment is functional.