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John Deere 370 Excavator

Category: Excavators ➔
Manufacturer: John Deere ➔
Model: 370 ➔

Introducing the John Deere 370 Excavator, a robust and versatile machine designed to handle a variety of excavation tasks with precision and efficiency. With impressive specifications such as a maximum cutting height of up to 35 feet, digging depth of 26.3 feet, and a bucket capacity of 2.4 cubic yards, the John Deere 370 Excavator is a reliable choice for your construction needs. From its powerful engine to its hydraulic system capabilities, this excavator is built to deliver top performance on the job site. Explore the details of the John Deere 370 Excavator and see how it can elevate your excavation projects.

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Boom/Stick Excavator Option 1

Max Cutting Height	32.60 ft (9.94 m)
Max Digging Depth	22.00 ft (6.71 m)
Max Loading Height	23.00 ft (7.01 m)
Max Reach Along Ground	33.80 ft (10.30 m)
Max Vertical Wall Digging Depth	17.90 ft (5.46 m)
Shipping Height of Unit	11.50 ft (3.51 m)
Shipping Length of Unit	36.30 ft (11.06 m)

Boom/Stick Excavator Option 2

Max Cutting Height	33.80 ft (10.30 m)
Max Digging Depth	23.70 ft (7.22 m)
Max Loading Height	23.60 ft (7.19 m)
Max Reach Along Ground	35.60 ft (10.85 m)
Max Vertical Wall Digging Depth	20.70 ft (6.31 m)
Shipping Height of Unit	10.70 ft (3.26 m)
Shipping Length of Unit	35.80 ft (10.91 m)

Boom/Stick Excavator Option 3

Max Cutting Height	35.00 ft (10.67 m)
Max Digging Depth	26.30 ft (8.02 m)
Max Loading Height	25.20 ft (7.68 m)
Max Reach Along Ground	38.10 ft (11.61 m)
Max Vertical Wall Digging Depth	23.60 ft (7.19 m)
Shipping Height of Unit	11.60 ft (3.54 m)
Shipping Length of Unit	36.20 ft (11.03 m)

Bucket

Reference Bucket Capacity

2.40 cu yd (1.83 cu m)

Dimensions

Ground Clearance	1.90 ft (0.58 m)
Height - Top of Cab	10.60 ft (3.23 m)
Length of Track on Ground	13.30 ft (4.05 m)
Removal Counterweight Clearance	4.20 ft (1.28 m)
Tail Swing Radius	10.90 ft (3.32 m)
Width to Outside of Tracks	11.00 ft (3.35 m)

Engine

Aspiration	Turbocharger
Displacement	494.00 cu in (8,095.23 cu cm)
Engine Model	6081H
Max Torque	940.00 lbs ft (1,274.45 nm)
Net Power	235.00 hp (175.24 kw)
Power Measured @	2000 rpm
Torque Measured @	1100 rpm

Operating Specifications

Alternator Supplied Amperage	45 amps
Cooling System Fluid Capacity	14.60 gal (55.26 l)
Engine Oil Capacity	7.40 gal (28.01 l)
Fuel Capacity	148.00 gal (560.18 l)
Hydraulic Pump Flow Capacity	77.00 gpm (291.45 lpm)
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity	85.00 gal (321.73 l)
Hydraulic System Relief Valve Pressure	4624 psi
Operating Voltage	24 volts
Operating Weight	81,200.00 lbs (36,831.75 kg)
Swing Drive Fluid Capacity	4.50 gal (17.03 l)

Swing Mechanism

Swing Speed

10.9 rpm

Undercarriage

Drawbar Pull	65,098.00 lbs (29,527.99 kg)
Ground Pressure	8 psi
Max Travel Speed	3.00 mph (4.83 kph)
Number of Carrier Rollers per Side	2
Number of Shoes per Side	49
Number of Track Rollers per Side	8
Shoe Size	30.00 in (76.20 cm)
Track Gauge	8.50 ft (2.59 m)

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