John Deere 75 P-Tier Compact & Mini (Tracked) Excavators
John Deere 75 P-Tier
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
The John Deere 75 P-Tier is a hydraulic excavator for excavation and general construction site work. It is identified by an operating weight of 7,710 kg (17,000 lb) and a rated power of 50 kW (67.6 hp), placing it in a class suited to controlled digging and loading tasks where machine size and maneuverability matter.
Power comes from a Yanmar 4TNV98CT engine with 4 cylinders and a displacement of 3.3 L (202 cu in), meeting EPA Final Tier 4/EU Stage IV emissions requirements. Representative work figures include a reference bucket capacity of 0.5 m³ (0.7 cu yd), maximum digging depth of 4.65 m (15 ft 3 in), maximum reach at ground level of 6.87 m (22 ft 6 in), and a maximum loading height of 3.25 m (10 ft 8 in). Travel speeds are 5 km/h (3.1 mph) high and 3.1 km/h (1.9 mph) low.
Year
2023, 2024, 2025
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
2,350 mm
~92.5 in
2,730 mm
~107.5 in
6,032 mm
~237.5 in
7,165 kg
~15,796.1 lb
Rated power
67.6 hp
Operating Weight
7,710 kg
Reference Bucket Capacity
0.5 cu(m)
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
EPA Final Tier 4/EU Stage IV
Displacement
202 cu(in)
Fuel tank
125 L
Alternator output
60 amp
Number of batteries
2 x 12 volt
Cooling system
13.1 L
Brand and Model of The Engine
Yanmar 4TNV98CT
Number of Cylinders
4
Drawbar Pull
15,961 lbf
Main Pumps
114 L/min
Maximum Rated Flow
20 L/min
System Relief Pressure
4,300 kPa
Hydraulic Capacity
52 L
Ground Pressure
32.4 kPa
Maximum Travel Speed - Low
3.1 km/h
Maximum Travel Speed - High
5 km/h
Maximum Pressure - Equipment
4.061 kPa
Maximum Pressure - Travel
4.583 kPa
Maximum Pressure - Swing
3.785 kPa
Battery Capacity
2 x 450 CCA
Engine Oil
12.3 L
Hydraulic System - Including Tank
100 L
Shipping Height - Top of Cab
2.64 m
Tail Swing Radius
2.01 m
Track Gauge
1.83 m
Maximum Digging Depth
4.65 m
Boom working ranges
885 mm
Bucket working ranges
730 mm
Maximum Reach at Ground Level
6.87 m
Maximum Cutting Height
7.58 m
Maximum Loading Height
3.25 m
Minimum Loading Height
0.91 m
Maximum Vertical Wall Digging Depth
3.99 m
Bucket Digging Force - ISO
59 lbf
Stick Digging Force - ISO
43.6 lbf
Pilot Pump
1 gear
Boom length
4.17 m
Stick length
2.59 m
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0.5 cu(m)
7165 kg
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What is the average price of a John Deere 75 P-Tier?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere 75 P-Tier. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the John Deere 75 P-Tier?
Listed strengths include a 50.4 kW (67.6 hp) Yanmar 4TNV98CT engine, 0.5 m³ (0.65 cu yd) reference bucket capacity, 4.65 m (15.26 ft) maximum digging depth, and 6.87 m (22.54 ft) maximum reach at ground level.
What type of engine does the 75 P-Tier use?
The 75 P-Tier uses a Yanmar 4TNV98CT engine. It has 4 cylinders, 202 cu in displacement, and an EPA Final Tier 4/EU Stage IV emission standard level.
How much horsepower does the 75 P-Tier have?
The John Deere 75 P-Tier has rated power of 67.6 hp (50.4 kW).
What fuel does the John Deere 75 P-Tier use?
The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type for the John Deere 75 P-Tier. They list a fuel tank capacity of 125 L (33 US gal).
What jobs is this Excavators best suited for?
The supplied data supports excavation and loading work within its listed operating ranges, including a 4.65 m (15.26 ft) maximum digging depth, 7.58 m (24.87 ft) maximum cutting height, and 3.25 m (10.66 ft) maximum loading height.
What is the expected lifespan of the 75 P-Tier?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 75 P-Tier. Inspect maintenance records, hydraulic condition, engine operation, undercarriage wear, and structural condition when evaluating a machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Excavators?
Check service records, engine starting and operation, hydraulic leaks and function, boom and stick play, bucket condition, track and undercarriage wear, cab controls, batteries, and signs of structural damage or repairs. Confirm that the machine’s configuration matches the intended work.
