JOHN DEERE 380G LC CRAWLER EXCAVATOR

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- JOHN DEERE
- Model
- 380G LC
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- CRAWLER EXCAVATORS
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The John Deere 380G LC is a mid-size hydraulic excavator engineered for versatile earthmoving and construction applications. Powered by a turbocharged PowerTech PSX 9.0L diesel engine, it delivers 270.9 horsepower at 1,900 RPM, providing 202 kW of net rated power. The machine features dual variable-displacement hydraulic pumps with a maximum flow capacity of 76.1 gallons per minute and operates at system pressures up to 38,000 kPa with power boost. Operating at approximately 82,012 pounds, the 380G LC offers two boom and stick configurations to suit different job requirements. With the standard 3.2-meter arm, it achieves a maximum digging depth of 26 feet 10 inches and generates arm digging forces ranging from 152.6 to 159.0 kN. The extended 4.0-meter heavy-duty arm configuration increases reach along the ground to 38.3 feet while maintaining comparable digging capabilities. Bucket digging forces reach 225.2 to 246.0 kN across both configurations. The undercarriage is equipped with 800-millimeter steel tracks featuring triple semi-grouser shoes, delivering a ground pressure of 8.2 PSI and providing excellent traction on soft terrain. The two-speed propel system enables travel speeds of 3.2 mph (low) and 5.0 mph (high) with automatic shifting. The swing mechanism rotates at 10.7 RPM with torque output of 88,507 foot-pounds, supporting efficient lateral positioning. Additional features include a 24-volt electrical system, 165.9-gallon fuel capacity, and integrated cooling systems optimized for demanding applications. The machine's compact dimensions and low ground pressure make it suitable for diverse construction, demolition, and site development projects.
Technical Attributes
- Max Reach
- 35.90 ft
- Max Digging Depth
- 24.3 ft
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