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.