Compact Track Loaders


John Deere Compact Track Loaders

A John Deere compact track loader rides on rubber tracks instead of tires, so it keeps working on soft, muddy or uneven ground where a wheeled machine would spin or rut. With the right bucket, forks or grapple, the same machine handles grading, material handling and site cleanup.

Koenig Equipment sells G-Tier and P-Tier compact track loaders across Ohio and Indiana. Request a quote on any model and our team will help you match the frame size and attachments to your work.

A man is shown operating a John Deere compact track loader from inside the cab, interacting with the controls on a jobsite

Which Compact Track Loader Fits Your Work?

Start with rated operating capacity, the load the machine is rated to carry. Smaller frames are lighter to trailer, while the larger P-Tier machines lift more and push more hydraulic flow to demanding attachments.

Model Gross power Rated operating capacity Operating weight
317 P-Tier 65 HP 2,125 lb 8,423 lb
325G 74 HP 2,590 lb 9,500 lb
331 P-Tier 98 HP 3,150 lb 11,914 lb
333 P-Tier 108.5 HP 3,850 lb 12,183 lb
335 P-Tier 118 HP 4,025 lb with 1 counterweight 12,300 lb

Every model page shows our current price, and you can request a quote for current offers and John Deere Financial options.

Compact Equipment Service That Keeps the Job Moving

Tracks, undercarriage and hydraulics take a beating on a busy jobsite. Our technicians service and repair John Deere compact construction equipment, and we keep filters, hydraulic parts and ground engaging parts on hand at your Koenig store. You can also order genuine parts anytime on Koenig Marketplace.

Schedule service before the season gets busy, or call your Koenig store when something comes up.

Technician in safety vest working on the overhead arm of a John Deere skid steer loader

Attachments, Other Machines and Used Units

Put your track loader to work with compact construction attachments such as buckets, grapples and forks. Working mostly on concrete or gravel? Compare John Deere skid steers. Looking for a deal? Browse used John Deere compact track loaders for sale at Koenig, updated as units come in.

John Deere Compact Track Loader FAQs

Should I buy a compact track loader or a skid steer?
A compact track loader spreads its weight over rubber tracks, which gives better flotation and traction on soft, wet or uneven ground. A skid steer rides on tires, which suits hard surfaces like concrete and gravel. Our team can help you weigh the jobs you do most.

How much does a John Deere compact track loader weigh?
Operating weight on the models we carry runs from 8,423 lb on the 317 P-Tier to 12,300 lb on the 335 P-Tier, or 13,542 lb with the SG96 dozer blade. Check your trailer and tow vehicle ratings before you choose.

How can I tell if a track loader has high-flow hydraulics?
High-flow hydraulics are optional on the 325G, 331 P-Tier and 333 P-Tier and standard on the 335 P-Tier. On the 325G, standard flow is 21 gpm and optional high-flow raises it to 32 gpm. On the 331 P-Tier, standard flow is 25 gpm with 39 gpm optional. If you are shopping used, ask our team to help you confirm how a machine is equipped.

What changed with the P-Tier models?
On the 331 P-Tier, the one-piece cab is larger than the G-Series cab, sealed and pressurized to cut noise and keep out dust, with 20% more visibility. On the 333 P-Tier, the fuel and DEF tanks were enlarged so the machine can run a full day of work.

Can a John Deere track loader help with grading?
Yes. The 333 P-Tier can be equipped with SmartGrade, Slope Control and Laser Slope Control, and machines with the touchscreen display also show cross-slope and main-fall with Slope Indicate.

How much does a John Deere compact track loader cost?
Price depends on the model, tier and options such as high-flow hydraulics and cab features. Each model page shows our current price, and our team can send a quote with any current offers and financing options.

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