John Deere 444C Wheel Loaders

John Deere 444C

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General overview

John Deere 444C is a wheel loader built for loading and material handling in construction and site work. It uses a John Deere 6-cyl diesel, 4-stroke, naturally aspirated engine with 6 cylinders and 5 L displacement, rated at 70 kW (95 hp) and net power (ISO 9249) of 62 kW (85 hp). With an operating weight of 8,806 kg (19,410 lb), it is set up for general loader duties.

The machine is equipped with a 1 m³ (1.3 cu yd) bucket capacity for general-purpose and light-material work. A forward travel speed of 36 km/h (22.4 mph) supports movement between work areas, while a width of 2,337 mm (7 ft 8 in) and a wheelbase of 2,400 mm (7 ft 10 in) help define its working footprint.

Year

1983, 1984, 1985

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Width

6,480 mm

~255.1 in

2,981 mm

~117.4 in

2,337 mm

~92 in

Engine Power

95 hp

Operating Weight

8,806 kg

Bucket Capacity

1.34 cu(m)

Bucket Capacity - Heaped

1 cu(m)

Additional specifications

Displacement

5 cu(m)

Fuel tank

151 L

Cooling system

24 L

Height to top of cab

2,981 mm

Wheelbase

2,400 mm

Number of Cylinders

6

Ground clearance with standard tires

394 mm

Battery Voltage

12

Width

2,337 mm

System Relief Pressure

15,513 kPa

Travel Speed Forward

36 km/h

Engine Model

John Deere 6-cyl diesel, 4-stroke, naturally aspirated

Engine Oil

12 L

Power - Net

85 hp

Net Power (ISO 9249)

85 hp

General Purpose

1 cu(m)

Light Material

1 cu(m)

Hydraulic Cycle Time - Lower, Float

4 s

Hydraulic Cycle Time - Lift

5 s

Hydraulic Cycle Time - Dump

1 s

Overall Length - With Bucket

6,480 mm

Hinge Pin at Maximum Height

3,463 mm

Turning Radius - Over Bucket

4,240 mm

Width - Over Bucket

2,240 mm

Hydraulic System

53 L

Rated Operating Capacity

6,366 kg

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere 444C. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Listed specifications include 70.8 kW (95 hp) engine power, 1 m³ (1.31 cu yd) heaped bucket capacity, 36 km/h (22.4 mph) forward travel speed, and a 4 s lower-to-float hydraulic cycle time.

The 444C uses a John Deere 6-cyl diesel, 4-stroke, naturally aspirated engine.

The 444C has 70.8 kW (95 hp) engine power. Its net power is 63.4 kW (85 hp), including Net Power (ISO 9249).

The John Deere 444C uses diesel fuel, according to its listed John Deere 6-cyl diesel engine.

The supplied information does not confirm specific job applications. Assess suitability using the 1 m³ (1.31 cu yd) bucket capacity, operating weight, dimensions, hydraulic performance, and site requirements.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 444C. For a used machine, inspect maintenance records, engine condition, hydraulics, articulation points, tires, and structural wear.

Check maintenance records, engine starting and operation, hydraulic leaks and cycle performance, bucket and linkage wear, articulation and steering play, tire condition, brakes, cab controls, and signs of frame damage or repairs.