John Deere 380 P-Tier Excavator Specs

Category: Excavators ➔
Manufacturer: John Deere ➔
Model: 380 P-Tier ➔

Cooling

John Deere 380 P-Tier Excavator Cooling specifications
Cooling system type	Electric, on-demand cooling fans standard; reversing electric variable-speed fan drive with selectable intervals and manual override available as part of optional debris package — Starting 2026 Model Year

Cylinders

John Deere 380 P-Tier Excavator Cylinders specifications
Arm cylinder bore (in.)	6.70 in (17.02 cm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Arm cylinder rod diameter (in.)	4.50 in (11.43 cm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Arm cylinder stroke (in.)	68.50 in (173.99 cm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Boom cylinder bore (in.)	5.70 in (14.48 cm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Boom cylinder rod diameter (in.)	3.90 in (9.91 cm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Boom cylinder stroke (in.)	59.80 in (151.89 cm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Bucket cylinder bore (in.)	5.50 in (13.97 cm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Bucket cylinder rod diameter (in.)	3.70 in (9.40 cm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Bucket cylinder stroke (in.)	49.20 in (124.97 cm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Number of arm cylinders	1.0 — Starting 2026 Model Year
Number of boom cylinders	2 — Starting 2026 Model Year
Number of bucket cylinders	1.0 — Starting 2026 Model Year

Electrical

John Deere 380 P-Tier Excavator Electrical specifications
Alternator rating (amp)	300.0 amp — Starting 2026 Model Year
Battery capacity (CCA)	1400.0 CCA — Starting 2026 Model Year
Battery voltage (V)	12.0 v — Starting 2026 Model Year
Number of batteries	2 — Starting 2026 Model Year
Work lights	2 halogen (1 mounted on boom, 1 on frame) — Starting 2026 Model Year

Engine

John Deere 380 P-Tier Excavator Engine specifications
Aspiration type	Series turbocharged, air-to-air charge-air cooler — Starting 2026 Model Year
Cylinders	6 — Starting 2026 Model Year
Displacement (cu in.)	549.00 cu in (8,996.52 cu cm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Manufacturer	John Deere — Starting 2026 Model Year
Net power (rpm)	1900.0 rpm — Starting 2026 Model Year
Net power at net power rpm (ISO 9249) (hp)	271.00 hp (202.09 kw) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Non-road emission standards	EPA Final Tier 4/EU Stage IV — Starting 2026 Model Year
Off-level capacity (%)	70.0 % — Starting 2026 Model Year
Off-level capacity (degrees)	35.0 degrees — Starting 2026 Model Year

Hydraulics

John Deere 380 P-Tier Excavator Hydraulics specifications
Controls type	Pilot levers, short stroke, low-effort hydraulic pilot controls with shutoff lever — Starting 2026 Model Year
Hydraulics type	Open center, pilot controlled — Starting 2026 Model Year
Implement circuits system operating pressure (psi)	4975.0 psi — Starting 2026 Model Year
Main pump maximum rated flow per pump (gpm)	76.10 gpm (288.04 lpm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Main pump type	2 variable-displacement pumps — Starting 2026 Model Year
Number of pumps	2 — Starting 2026 Model Year
Pilot pump maximum rated flow (gpm)	8.00 gpm (30.28 lpm) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Pilot pump number of gears	1 — Starting 2026 Model Year
Pilot pump pressure setting (psi)	566.0 psi — Starting 2026 Model Year
Power boost system operating pressure (psi)	5511.0 psi — Starting 2026 Model Year
Swing circuits system operating pressure (psi)	4830.0 psi — Starting 2026 Model Year
Travel circuits system operating pressure (psi)	5149.0 psi — Starting 2026 Model Year

Powertrain

John Deere 380 P-Tier Excavator Powertrain specifications
Drawbar pull (lb)	66,900.00 lbs (30,345.37 kg) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Maximum travel speed high/fast (mph)	3.10 mph (4.99 kph) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Maximum travel speed low/slow (mph)	2.00 mph (3.22 kph) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Powertrain type	2-speed propel with automatic shift — Starting 2026 Model Year

Refill Capacities

John Deere 380 P-Tier Excavator Refill Capacities specifications
Cooling system (qt)	42.0 qt — Starting 2026 Model Year
Diesel-exhaust fluid (DEF) (qt)	37.2 qt — Starting 2026 Model Year
Engine oil with filter (qt)	28.8 qt — Starting 2026 Model Year
Fuel tank (gal.)	166.00 gal (628.31 l) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Hydraulic system (gal.)	77.00 gal (291.45 l) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Hydraulic tank (gal.)	51.00 gal (193.04 l) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Propel gearbox (qt)	9.0 qt — Starting 2026 Model Year
Pump drive gearbox (qt)	1.2 qt — Starting 2026 Model Year
Swing drive (qt)	12.5 qt — Starting 2026 Model Year

Swing Mechanism

John Deere 380 P-Tier Excavator Swing Mechanism specifications
Speed (rpm)	10.7 rpm — Starting 2026 Model Year
Torque (lb-ft)	88,500.00 lbs ft (119,988.30 nm) — Starting 2026 Model Year

Undercarriage

John Deere 380 P-Tier Excavator Undercarriage specifications
Number of carrier rollers per side	2 — Starting 2026 Model Year
Number of shoes per side	48 — Starting 2026 Model Year
Number of track rollers per side	8 — Starting 2026 Model Year
Track adjustment type	Hydraulic — Starting 2026 Model Year
Track chain type	Sealed and lubricated — Starting 2026 Model Year
Track guides	3 per side — Starting 2026 Model Year

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