John Deere 250A Skid Steer / CTL

John Deere 250A

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General overview

John Deere 250A is a skid steer loader for construction loading and material-handling work. It is powered by a John Deere 3029T three-cylinder engine rated at 47 kW (64 hp), with net power of 45 kW (61 hp).

Key specifications include an operating weight of 2,835 kg (6,250 lb), a rated operating capacity of 794 kg (1,750 lb), and a tipping load of 1,633 kg (3,600 lb). The hydrostatic powertrain, pump flow loader of 66 L/min (17.4 gpm), system pressure at couplers of 213.7 bar (3,100 psi), and dump height of 2,290 mm (7 ft 6 in) define its lifting and hydraulic performance.

Year

2002

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Width

3,196 mm

~125.8 in

1,950 mm

~76.8 in

1,776 mm

~69.9 in

Engine Power

64 hp

Operating Weight

4,300 kg

Rated Operating Capacity

794 kg

Dump Height

2,290 mm

Max. speed

13 km/h

Additional specifications

Displacement

2 cu(m)

Fuel tank

57 L

Wheelbase

1,075 mm

Battery Voltage

12

Net Power (ISO 9249)

61 hp

Manufacturer and Model

John Deere 3,029T

Alternator Rating

55

Pump flow loader

66 L/min

System Pressure at Couplers

21,374 kPa

Hydraulic Horsepower Flow

31 hp

Length Without Bucket

2,591 mm

Length With Foundry Bucket

3,196 mm

Width Without Bucket

1,776 mm

Height to Top of ROPS

1,950 mm

Dump Height With Foundry Bucket

2,290 mm

Dump Reach With Foundry Bucket

715 mm

Ground Clearance

244 mm

Front Turn Radius With Foundry Bucket

2,004 mm

Tipping Load

1,633 kg

SAE Rated Operating Capacity With Counterweight

794 kg

Boom Breakout Force With Foundry Bucket

24 kg

Powertrain Type

Hydrostatic

Operating Weight - Rear

2,835 kg

Seed spacing

13 mm

Cylinders

3

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64 hp

3196 mm × 1776 mm × 1950 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere 250A. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Key listed specifications include 794 kg (1,750 lb) rated operating capacity, 2,290 mm (90.2 in) dump height, hydrostatic powertrain, and 66 L/min (17.4 gpm) loader pump flow. It also has a 57 L (15.1 US gal) fuel tank.

The 250A is listed with a John Deere 3029T engine. The supplied specifications identify it as a 3-cylinder engine.

The John Deere 250A has 47.7 kW (64 hp) engine power. Its net power under ISO 9249 is listed as 45.5 kW (61 hp).

The supplied specifications list a 57 L (15.1 US gal) fuel tank, but they do not confirm the fuel type for the John Deere 250A.

The supplied data does not specify intended applications. Its listed 794 kg (1,750 lb) rated operating capacity, 2,290 mm (90.2 in) dump height, and hydrostatic powertrain are relevant specifications when assessing loading and material-handling work.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the John Deere 250A. Evaluate maintenance records, operating hours, engine condition, hydraulic performance, tires, structure, and attachment wear on an individual machine.

Check maintenance records, engine starting and operation, hydraulic leaks and coupler pressure, loader-arm and bucket wear, tire condition, ROPS condition, controls, and the hydrostatic powertrain. Confirm that rated operating capacity and attachments match the intended work.