2013 - 2021 JOHN DEERE 724J Z-BAR WHEEL LOADER

Equipment Overview
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- JOHN DEERE
- Model
- 724J Z-BAR
- Year of Manufacture
- 2013-2021
- Category
- WHEEL LOADERS
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A+Technical Description
The John Deere 724J Z-Bar Wheel Loader is a mid-range construction machine engineered for material handling and loading operations. Powered by a turbocharged, charge air-cooled 6081H diesel engine producing 215 horsepower at 2,200 rpm and 49% torque rise, the machine delivers 30,610 lbs of breakout force for efficient bucket penetration. The Z-bar loader linkage enables a heaped bucket capacity of 4.8 cubic yards with a 10-foot bucket width and 9.5-foot dump clearance at maximum raise. Operating at 40,671 lbs, the loader features a variable displacement axial piston hydraulic pump delivering 74 gallons per minute at 3,600 psi relief setting, enabling rapid cycle times: 1.2-second dump, 3-second lower, and 6-second raise. Dimensionally, the machine spans 27 feet in length with bucket on ground, stands 11.2 feet to cab top, and maintains a 1.5-foot ground clearance with 10.5-foot wheelbase stability. The four-speed automatic powershift transmission provides forward speeds to 22 mph and reverse to 15.5 mph, delivering a 21.5-foot turning radius for jobsite maneuverability. A 100-gallon fuel capacity supports extended operation, while the 24-volt electrical system includes an 80-amp alternator. The machine's 26-degree rear axle oscillation and sturdy frame construction provide stability across varied terrain. This configuration suits waste handling, recycling, aggregate processing, and general construction applications requiring balanced performance and reliability.
Technical Attributes
- Engine Power
- 215 HP
- Static Tipping Weight
- 27,432.00
- Max Dump Height
- 9.50 ft
- Max Speed
- 22.00 mph
- Tire Size
- 23.5 R25
- Max Breakout Force
- 30610 lb-ft
- Max Bucket Capacity
- 4.80 yd³
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