JOHN DEERE 90 SKID STEER LOADERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
JOHN DEERE
Model
90
Year of manufacture
-

Technical Description

The John Deere 90 Skid Steer Loader, produced between 1979 and 1984, is a compact piece of equipment powered by an Onan NHC 1.0L 2-cylinder air-cooled gasoline engine, delivering 23 horsepower at 3000 RPM. This unit offers a rated operating capacity of 700 lbs and a tipping load of 1400 lbs, making it suitable for light to medium-duty material handling. Its hydraulic system is an open-center type, providing a pump flow capacity of 7.5 gallons per minute and a relief valve pressure of 1750 psi. Operational specifications include a maximum speed of 5 mph and an operational weight ranging between 2600-2825 lbs. Dimensionally, the loader measures approximately 8.6 feet in length with the bucket (102 inches) and 3.8 feet in width over the tires (45.5 inches). The machine has a ground clearance of 6.8 inches and a height to the top of the cab of about 6.2 feet (74 inches). Key features also include a reach at maximum lift and dump of 125 inches and a bucket capacity of approximately 0.4 cubic yards. It utilizes 8.50-15 size tires and a 12-volt electrical system.

Technical Attributes

Max Bucket Capacity
0.40 yd³
Engine Power
23 HP
Rated Operating Capacity
700 lb

Dimensions

Size
8.6 ft L x 3.8 ft W x 6.2 ft H

Category

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

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