John Deere 370E Articulated Dump Trucks

John Deere 370E

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General overview

John Deere 370E is a dump truck used in construction and earthmoving work for hauling and dumping bulk material. It is powered by a John Deere PowerTechâ„¢ 6135 engine rated at 310 kW (422 hp), and it has a rated payload of 33,629 kg (74,140 lb).

The model has an operating weight of 30,782 kg (67,860 lb) and uses a countershaft transmission with 8 forward / 4 reverse speeds. Its high-strength steel dump body has a capacity of 20.5 m³ (26.8 cu yd) and a struck volume of 16.3 m³ (21.3 cu yd). Hydraulic raise time is 12 s and power down is 7 s, and the dump body can tip to 70°. Travel speed reaches 55 km/h (34.2 mph), and the truck meets EPA Final Tier 4 / EU Stage IV emission requirements.

Year

2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,440 mm

~135.4 in

3,810 mm

~150 in

10,810 mm

~425.6 in

30,782 kg

~67,862.7 lb

Engine Power

422 hp

Rated Payload

33,629 kg

Body Capacities

20.5 cu(m)

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

EPA Final Tier 4 / EU Stage IV

Displacement

824 cu(in)

Transmission type

Countershaft (8 forward / 4 reverse)

Hydraulic system type

Closed-center, variable-displacement, load-sensing (PCLS)

Number of Cylinders

6

Battery Voltage

24 V

Tires

23.5R25 radial

Engine Model

John Deere PowerTechâ„¢ 6,135

Net Power (ISO 9249)

422 hp

Travel Speeds

55 km/h

Alternator Rating

100 Amp

Dump Body Type

High-strength steel

Dump Body Struck

16.3 cu(m)

Dump Body Maximum Dump Angle

70 deg

Hydraulic system - Power Down

7 s

Hydraulic system - Raise Time

12 s

Operating Weights - Total

30,782 kg

Width Over Fenders

3,440 mm

Approach Angle

24 deg

Maximum Dump Angle

70 deg

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere 370E. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, service history, and configuration.

Listed features include a 33,629 kg (74,139 lb) rated payload, 314.7 kW (422 hp) net power, a 20.5 m³ (26.81 cu yd) body capacity, and a 70° maximum dump angle. It also has a closed-center, variable-displacement, load-sensing (PCLS) hydraulic system.

The 370E uses a John Deere PowerTechâ„¢ 6135 engine. It has 6 cylinders, 824 cu in displacement, and an EPA Final Tier 4 / EU Stage IV emission standard level.

The 370E has 314.7 kW (422 hp) of engine power. Its net power, measured under ISO 9249, is also listed as 314.7 kW (422 hp).

The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type for the John Deere 370E.

The supplied specifications do not identify specific job applications. Buyers can assess suitability based on the listed 33,629 kg (74,139 lb) rated payload, 20.5 m³ (26.81 cu yd) body capacity, and operating conditions.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service-life estimate for the 370E. Evaluate maintenance records, operating history, structural condition, tires, hydraulic-system performance, and drivetrain condition when assessing a used machine.

Check service records, operating hours, dump-body condition, frame damage, hydraulic raise and power-down operation, transmission performance, tires, brakes, and leaks. Confirm that the engine, emissions equipment, and electrical system operate correctly during inspection.