JOHN DEERE 326E SKID STEER LOADERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
326E
Year of manufacture
-

Technical Description

The John Deere 326E is a robust skid steer loader featuring an operational weight of 8,200 lbs and a Rated Operating Capacity (SAE) of 2,690 lbs, supported by a tipping load of 5,400 lbs (ISO 14397). Powering the machine is a 4-cylinder Yanmar 4TNV98CT turbocharged diesel engine, producing 69 hp (net) at 2500 rpm and offering a displacement of 201.4 cubic inches. The hydraulic system operates at 3,450 psi with a standard pump flow of 21 gpm, providing 42 hp; a high-flow option increases output to 29 gpm and 63 hp. Key performance metrics include a bucket breakout force of 7,750 lbs and a boom breakout force of 5,000 lbs. Dimensional specifications include a height to the top of the ROPS/FOPS of 83.5 inches, a length with bucket of 12.9 ft, and a maximum lift height to the hinge pin of 125.2 inches. The loader has a fuel capacity of 24.4 gallons, an alternator rating of 70 amps, and a maximum travel speed of 11 mph. The machine is designed with a 9.9-inch ground clearance, a 35-degree rollback at ground level, and a 45-degree dump angle at maximum height.

Technical Attributes

Max Breakout Force
7750 lb-ft
Engine Power
74 HP
Rated Operating Capacity
2690 lb
Max Dump Height
2.75 ft

Dimensions

Size
12.9 ft L x 6.96 ft H

Category

  1. CONSTRUCTION
  2. → LOADERS
  3. → SKID STEER LOADERS

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