John Deere 8320RT Tracked Tractors (2 Tracks)
John Deere 8320RT
Average price
$130,500
5+
sold in last year
General overview
John Deere 8320RT is a tracked tractor designed for high-drawbar farm work in field operations where traction and sustained power are important. It is powered by a 235 kW (320 hp) diesel engine with a 9 L displacement and Final Tier 4 emissions level, placing it in a high-horsepower class for demanding agricultural tasks.
The model uses 2_tracks with Camso 4500 tracks and a 762 mm track size. It is equipped with a 1,000 rpm rear PTO, an independent rear PTO, and a rear 3-Point Hitch IVN/III. Hydraulic equipment includes a closed-center pressure-flow compensated system with a pump rated output of 132 L/min (34.9 gpm) and available flow at a single rear SCV of 132 L/min (34.9 gpm). Maximum lift capacity behind lift points is 8,754 kg (19,300 lb).
Year
2010, 2014, 2017, 2019
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Tire or Track Type
2_tracks
Engine Power
320 hp
Track Width
0.61 m
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Final Tier 4
Engine type
diesel
Displacement
9 cu(m)
Maximum lift capacity behind lift points
8,754 kg
Fuel tank
757 L
Hydraulic system type
closed-center pressure-flow compensated
Pump rated output
132 L/min
Available flow at a single rear SCV
132 L/min
Track size
762 mm
Rear PTO
independent
Rear 3-Point Hitch
IVN/III
Tire type
Camso 4,500 tracks
PTO speed
1,000
John Deere 8320RT Tracked Tractors (2 Tracks) Listings
$171,500
2_tracks
320 hp
Final Tier 4
3879 hours
Pasco, United States
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Doyle Cooper
It earns its keep on hauling from spring through fall. The transmission shifts smooth and is easy to dial in for planting and grain-cart duty. The one knock is that tire wear is a real budget line at 3,200 acres a year.
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What is the average price of a John Deere 8320RT?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere 8320RT. Check current listings and compare condition, location, configuration, and included equipment.
What are the key advantages of the John Deere 8320RT?
Listed features include Camso 4500 tracks, 238.6 kW (320 hp), a closed-center pressure-flow compensated hydraulic system, 132 L/min (34.9 gpm) pump output, independent rear PTO, and an 8,754 kg (19,299 lb) rear lift capacity.
What type of engine does the 8320RT use?
The 8320RT uses a diesel engine meeting the Final Tier 4 emission standard.
How much horsepower does the 8320RT have?
The 8320RT has an engine power rating of 238.6 kW (320 hp).
What fuel does the John Deere 8320RT use?
The John Deere 8320RT uses diesel fuel. Its listed fuel tank capacity is 757 L (200 US gal).
What jobs is this Tractors best suited for?
The supplied specifications support use with rear-mounted and PTO-driven implements, including equipment requiring an independent rear PTO, rear 3-point hitch, or hydraulic flow through rear SCVs. Specific job suitability is not confirmed.
What is the expected lifespan of the 8320RT?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 8320RT. Assess maintenance records, operating history, track condition, hydraulic performance, and engine condition when evaluating a machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Tractors?
Check service records, engine starting and operation, leaks, hydraulic function, rear PTO and hitch operation, track condition, undercarriage wear, controls, and the condition of included implements or attachments.
