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2013 John Deere 724K

Name: 2013 John Deere 724K
Brand: John Deere
Price: 89000 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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JL Hollinger & Sons

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Machine Info:

Stock Number:	44809
Machine Location:	MANHEIM, PA

Description:

EROPS HEAT A/C RIDE CONTROL 3RD VALVE JRB COUPLER 4.75YD GP LOADER BUCKET 23.5R25 RUBBER GOOD CONDITION

From the manufacturer:

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Bucket
Breakout Force	34,408 lbs (15,607 kg)
Bucket Capacity - Smallest	4 cu yd (3 cu m)
Largest bucket capacity	5 cu yd (4 cu m)
Capacities
Heaped Capacity	4 cu yd (3 cu m)
Hydraulic Tank	28 gal (105 l)
Transmission	6 gal (24 l)
Dimensions
Height - Top of Cab	11 ft (3 m)
Hinge Pin - Max Height	14 ft (4 m)
Length with Bucket on Ground	27 ft (8 m)
Reach at Max Lift and Dump	5 ft (2 m)
Turning Circle	44 ft (13 m)
Wheelbase	11 ft (3 m)
Width Over Tires	10 ft (3 m)
Driveline
Differential lock	Front- Locking Rear- Open
Parking Brake Type	Wet Multi Disc - Transmission
Ride control system	Optional
Service Brake - Location	Axle Inboard
Service Brake Actuation	Hydraulic
Service Brake Type	Wet Disc
Tire size - Standard	23.5 R25
Engine
Alternator	130 amps
Displacement	549 cu in (9,001 cu cm)
Emission level	Tier 4
Engine Make	John Deere
Engine Model	Powertech PSX 6090
Engine Output-Net	264 hp (197 kw)
Make	Deere PowerTech
Net Power	264 hp (197 kw)
Pump	Piston
Rated Speed	1,800 rpm
System Voltage	24 V
Torque	856 lbs ft (1,161 nm)
Torque Rise	61%
Transmission Type	Powershift
General Specifications
Bucket Capacity cu. yd. (cu m) (Since 2016)	5.0 (3.8)
Bucket Capacity cu. yd. (cu m) (2017)	5.0 (3.8)
Bucket Capacity cu. yd. (cu m) (Since 2019)	4.0 - 4.75 (3.1 - 3.6)
Engine Power hp (kw) (Since 2016)	264 (197)
Engine Power hp (kw) (2017)	264 (197)
Engine Power hp (kw) (2019)	264 (197)
Engine type (Since 2016)	Deere PowerTech Plus 6090H
Engine type (Since 2017)	Deere 6090H
Engine type (Since 2019)	Deere PSX 6090
Max Dump Height ft. (m) (Since 2016)	9.7 (2.9)
Max Dump Height ft. (m) (2017)	9.7 (2.9)
Max Dump Height ft. (m) (2019)	9.7 (2.9)
Operating Weight (Since 2016)	48,988 (22,200)
Operating Weight (2017)	48,988 (22,200)
Operating Weight (2019)	48,988 (22,200)
Operating Specifications
Front Axle/Diff Fluid Capacity	6 gal (22 l)
Fuel Capacity	105 gal (397 l)
Operating Weight	42,812 lbs (19,419 kg)
Rated Bucket Capacity	5 cu yd (4 cu m)
Rear Axle/Diff Fluid Capacity	6 gal (22 l)
Transmission
Pump Flow	79 gpm (297 lpm)
System Pressure	252 psi
Weights
Operational Weight	48,988 lbs (22,221 kg)

Dealer Contact Info:

JL Hollinger & Sons

JL Hollinger & Sons Dealer Info

JL Hollinger & Sons Website

Click here to email JL Hollinger & Sons.

Fax: 717-664-2835

Contact: Larry

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