John Deere 333E Skid Steer / CTL
John Deere 333E
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
John Deere 333E is a skid steer loader manufactured in the United States for construction, loading, and material-handling work. It is powered by a Yanmar 4TNV98CHT four-cylinder engine with 3 L displacement, rated at 74 kW (100 hp), and meets Tier 4 – Stage IIIB emission standards.
The model has a rated operating capacity of 1,498 kg (3,300 lb) and a tipping load of 4,279 kg (9,430 lb), with a dump height of 2,586 mm (8 ft 6 in). Two-speed travel reaches 12 km/h (7.5 mph), loader pump flow is 94 L/min (24.8 gpm), and system pressure at the couplers is 237.9 bar (3,450 psi). Its height to hinge pin is 3,200 mm (10 ft 6 in), and ground clearance is 264 mm (10 in).
Year
2013, 2014
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Length
Height
Width
3,658 mm
~144 in
2,151 mm
~84.7 in
2,050 mm
~80.7 in
Engine Power
100 hp
Operating Weight
5,357 kg
Rated Operating Capacity
1,498 kg
Dump Height
2,586 mm
Max. speed
12 km/h
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Tier 4 – Stage IIIB
Displacement
3 cu(m)
Speeds
Two-speed (standard with optional high-speed)
Fuel tank
96 L
Net Power (ISO 9249)
96 hp
Manufacturer and Model
Yanmar 4TNV98CHT
Pump flow loader
94 L/min
2 Speed High
12 km/h
System Pressure at Couplers
23,790 kPa
Height to Top of ROPS
2,151 mm
Height to Hinge Pin
3,200 mm
Dump Reach With Construction Bucket
1,001 mm
Ground Clearance
264 mm
Angle of Departure
31 deg
Dump Angle (full lift height)
45 deg
Bucket Rollback (ground level)
35 deg
Tipping Load
4,279 kg
SAE Rated Operating Capacity With Counterweight
2,145 kg
Boom Breakout Force With Foundry Bucket
29 kg
Bucket Breakout Force With Foundry Bucket
61 kg
Operating Weight - Rear
5,357 kg
Seed spacing
8 mm
Cylinders
4
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What is the average price of a John Deere 333E?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere 333E. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the John Deere 333E?
Listed strengths include 1,498 kg (3,303 lb) rated operating capacity, 2,586 mm (101.8 in) dump height, 94 L/min (24.8 gpm) loader pump flow, and a standard two-speed system with optional high-speed.
What type of engine does the 333E use?
The 333E uses a Yanmar 4TNV98CHT engine. It has 4 cylinders and is listed with Tier 4 – Stage IIIB emissions compliance.
How much horsepower does the 333E have?
The listed engine power is 74.6 kW (100 hp). Net Power (ISO 9249) is listed as 71.6 kW (96 hp).
What fuel does the John Deere 333E use?
The supplied specifications list a 96 L (25.4 US gal) fuel tank, but they do not confirm the fuel type.
What jobs is this Skid Steer Loaders best suited for?
Its listed 1,498 kg (3,303 lb) rated operating capacity, 2,586 mm (101.8 in) dump height, and 94 L/min (24.8 gpm) loader pump flow indicate suitability should be assessed against the material, attachment, and site requirements.
What is the expected lifespan of the 333E?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service-life estimate for the 333E. Evaluate maintenance records, operating condition, fluid leaks, hydraulic performance, and structural wear when assessing a specific machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Skid Steer Loaders?
Check maintenance records, engine starting and operation, hydraulic leaks and coupler pressure, pump performance, controls, tires or tracks, bucket and boom wear, ROPS condition, and attachment compatibility. Test lifting, dumping, and travel functions under appropriate conditions.
