JOHN DEERE 250G LC CRAWLER EXCAVATOR

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- JOHN DEERE
- Model
- 250G LC
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- CRAWLER EXCAVATORS
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A+Technical Description
The John Deere 250G LC is a mid-size hydraulic excavator designed for medium to heavy-duty applications, delivering robust performance and versatility. It is powered by a 6.8L PowerTech™ PVX turbocharged engine producing 140 kW (188 hp) at 2100 rpm, with a displacement of 415 cubic inches. The machine features a 2-speed propel system with automatic shift, enabling a maximum travel speed of 5.5 km/h (3.4 mph) and a drawbar pull of 49,935 lbs, ensuring efficient mobility across various terrains. The excavator’s hydraulic system has a fluid capacity of 63.5 gallons and is rated for relief valve pressure up to 565.7 psi with a flow capacity of 9 gallons per minute. The 250G LC offers two boom/stick configurations for diverse operational needs. Option 1 provides a maximum cutting height of 33.4 ft, loading height of 23.7 ft, and vertical wall digging depth of 19.8 ft. Option 2 extends cutting height to 34.7 ft, digging depth to 25 ft, loading height to 24.9 ft, and maximum reach along the ground of 35.3 ft. The bucket capacities range from 1.0 to 2.1 cubic yards, with a reference size of 1.4 cubic yards, supported by a bucket digging force of up to 189 kN (42,489 lb). Dimensional specifications include a ground clearance of 1.6 ft, top cab height of 9.9 ft, track length on ground of 12.6 ft, tail swing radius of 10.4 ft, and track width of 11.2 ft. The undercarriage features 51 shoes per side (32 in. wide) and 9 track rollers for stability and durability. The machine’s electrical system operates at 24 volts with a 100 amp alternator. Overall, the John Deere 250G LC combines power, reach, and precision in a reliable excavator platform suited for varied excavation tasks.
Technical Attributes
- Max Digging Depth
- 25.0 ft
- Max Reach
- 35.30 ft
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