John Deere 240 Skid Steer / CTL

John Deere 240

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General overview

John Deere 240 is a skid steer loader produced in 1999 in the United States. It is designed for construction-site loading and material handling in a compact machine format. The model uses a John Deere 3029D 3-cylinder engine rated at 39 kW (53 hp), giving it a practical power class for general loader work.

Key operating specs include a hydrostatic powertrain with single speed, a rated operating capacity of 680 kg (1,500 lb), and a tipping load of 1,542 kg (3,400 lb). The machine weighs 2,796 kg (6,160 lb) and has a dump height of 2,134 mm (7 ft), supporting transfer of materials into trucks and other containers.

Year

1999

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Width

3,353 mm

~132 in

1,829 mm

~72 in

1,524 mm

~60 in

Engine Power

53 hp

Operating Weight

2,811 kg

Rated Operating Capacity

680 kg

Dump Height

2,134 mm

Additional specifications

Displacement

2 cu(m)

Speeds

Single speed

Fuel tank

57 L

Wheelbase

1,219 mm

Battery Voltage

12

Net Power (ISO 9249)

51 hp

Manufacturer and Model

John Deere 3,029D

Alternator Rating

55

Pump flow loader

55 L/min

System Pressure at Couplers

21,374 kPa

Length Without Bucket

2,743 mm

Length With Foundry Bucket

3,353 mm

Width Without Bucket

1,524 mm

Height to Top of ROPS

1,829 mm

Height to Hinge Pin

2,134 mm

Dump Height With Foundry Bucket

2,134 mm

Dump Reach With Foundry Bucket

740 mm

Dump Reach With Construction Bucket

740 mm

Ground Clearance

203 mm

Front Turn Radius With Foundry Bucket

2,000 mm

Dump Angle (full lift height)

34 deg

Tipping Load

1,542 kg

SAE Rated Operating Capacity With Counterweight

680 kg

Powertrain Type

Hydrostatic

Operating Weight - Rear

2,796 kg

Cylinders

3

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere 240. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Listed specifications include hydrostatic powertrain, single-speed operation, 680 kg (1,499 lb) rated operating capacity, 55 L/min (14.5 gpm) loader pump flow, and 21,374 kPa (3,100 psi) system pressure at the couplers.

The 240 is listed with a John Deere 3029D engine with 3 cylinders. The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type.

Engine Power is listed as 39.5 kW (53 hp). Net Power (ISO 9249) is listed as 38 kW (51 hp).

The supplied specifications do not confirm what fuel the John Deere 240 uses.

The supplied data does not identify specific intended jobs. Its listed loader capacity is 680 kg (1,499 lb), with a 2,134 mm (84 in) dump height and 740 mm (29.1 in) dump reach with either listed bucket type.

No expected service-life figure is supplied for the John Deere 240. For a used machine, inspect service records, operating condition, hydraulic performance, engine condition, and structural wear.

Check service records, engine starting and running condition, hydraulic leaks and operation, loader-arm and bucket wear, tire condition, ROPS condition, controls, and evidence of structural damage. Confirm that the machine’s capacity and dimensions fit the intended work site.