JOHN DEERE 200C LC CRAWLER EXCAVATOR

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- JOHN DEERE
- Model
- 200C LC
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- CRAWLER EXCAVATORS
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A+Technical Description
The John Deere 200C LC is a mid-size hydraulic excavator engineered for versatile earthmoving and construction applications. Powered by a turbocharged John Deere 6068H diesel engine, this machine delivers 141 net horsepower at 2,150 rpm with a maximum torque output of 427.1 lb-ft at 1,300 rpm, providing consistent performance across demanding job sites. The engine displaces 414 cubic inches and operates with a fuel capacity of 95.2 gallons, supporting typical fuel consumption rates of 4.0 to 6.0 gallons per hour. The excavator boasts impressive digging capabilities with a maximum reach of 32 feet along the ground and a maximum digging depth of 22 feet, making it suitable for deep excavation work. Its bucket system accommodates capacities ranging from 0.8 to 2.1 cubic yards, with a reference bucket capacity of 1.2 cubic yards, providing flexibility for various material handling tasks. The arm force with a standard 60-inch bucket reaches 10,700 lb, while bucket digging force achieves 18,800 lb, delivering substantial cutting power. The hydraulic system operates at a relief valve pressure of 4,980 psi with a pump flow capacity of 115.8 gallons per minute and a fluid capacity of 34 gallons, ensuring responsive and efficient operation. Operating at 46,130 lbs, the machine maintains a ground pressure of 4.8 psi with exceptional mobility. The undercarriage features eight track rollers per side, two carrier rollers, and 31.9-inch shoes, generating a drawbar pull of 42,420 lbs and maximum travel speed of 3.5 mph. The compact footprint—10.5 feet wide with a 9-foot tail swing radius—enables operation in confined spaces while maintaining stability.
Technical Attributes
- Max Digging Depth
- 19.0 ft
- Max Reach
- 32.00 ft
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