John Deere Backhoe Size Chart: An Owner’s Reference Guide
John Deere backhoe size chart. The current lineup has five core models. One G-Tier machine and four P-Tier models. The 320 P-Tier also comes in a Heavy-Lift configuration for jobs that need extra dig depth and loader performance. 310 G-Tier runs 69 hp and 13,907 lb. Standard dig depth is 13 ft 8 in. Loader lift at full height is 6,610 lb. Bucket breakout is 9,564 lbf. 310 P-Tier runs 100 hp and 16,217 lb. Standard dig depth is 13 ft 8 in. Loader lift at full height is 6,602 lb. Bucket breakout is 9,512 lbf. 320 P-Tier runs 113 hp and 17,081 lb. Standard dig depth is 14 ft 3 in. Loader lift at full height is 7,390 lb. Bucket breakout is 10,541 lbf. 320 P-Tier HL runs 113 hp and 17,383 lb. Standard dig depth is 15 ft 1 in. Loader lift at full height is 7,244 lb. Bucket breakout is 10,598 lbf. 410 P-Tier runs 116 hp and 18,651 lb. Standard dig depth is 15 ft 11 in. Loader lift at full height is 6,967 lb. Bucket breakout is 10,361 lbf. 710 P-Tier runs 148 hp and 26,422 lb. Standard dig depth is 17 ft 3 in. Loader lift at full height is 9,866 lb. Bucket breakout is 16,539 lbf. A few things worth knowing. Operating weights reflect the value currently published on each model’s product page. Spec PDFs for individual configurations may list different numbers for the same machine. E-Stick dig depth varies with measurement reference. Confirm against the current spec PDF for your serial number before quoting a job. Loader lift at full height and bucket breakout force are reference numbers. Both change with the bucket. The 410 P-Tier runs roughly 6,144 to 7,211 lb depending on bucket type and size. The 710 P-Tier runs about 8,998 to 9,866 lb. When you are matching a machine to a specific loading task, pull the loader section of the spec sheet.












