John Deere 850L XLT Crawler Dozer

John Deere 850L XLT

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General overview

John Deere 850L XLT is a dozer built for construction earthmoving and site work. It is powered by a John Deere PowerTechâ„¢ PSS 9.0L, 6-cylinder engine rated at 165 kW (225 hp) and meets EPA Final Tier 4 / EU Stage IV emission standards. The model has an operating weight of 21,581 kg (47,580 lb).

A dual-path hydrostatic transmission is specified, and the undercarriage uses a 3,300 mm (10 ft 10 in) length of track on ground with 45 shoes. Blade capacity is 4.5 m³ (5.9 cu yd), and ground pressure is 43.7 kPa (6.34 psi). The LGP VPAT configuration is listed at 23,299 kg (51,370 lb) with 860 mm (34 in) shoes and 30.5 kPa (4.42 psi) ground pressure.

Year

2022, 2023, 2024, 2025

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

2,489 mm

~98 in

3,344 mm

~131.7 in

5,727 mm

~225.5 in

21,581 kg

~47,578 lb

Engine Power

225 hp

Operating Weight

21,581 kg

Blade Capacity

4.5 cu(m)

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

EPA Final Tier 4 / EU Stage IV

Displacement

549 cu(in)

Fuel tank

439 L

Number of Cylinders

6

Engine Model

John Deere PowerTechâ„¢ PSS 9.0L

Operating Weight-LGP

23,299 kg

Power Train

Dual-path hydrostatic transmission

Ground Pressure

43.7 kPa

VPAT Width of Standard Shoe

711 mm

VPAT Type of Blade

VPAT Blade Capacity

4.5 cu(m)

VPAT Operating Weight

22.204 kg

LGP VPAT Operating Weight

23.299 kg

LGP VPAT Ground Pressure

30.5 kPa

LGP VPAT Width of Standard Shoe

860 mm

LGP VPAT Blade Capacity

4.5 cu(m)

Undercarriage Ground Pressure

43.7 kPa

Length of Track on Ground

3,300 mm

Number of Shoes

45

Net Power (ISO 9249)

225 hp

Width of Standard Shoe

559 mm

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The supplied specifications list 167.8 kW (225 hp) net power, a dual-path hydrostatic transmission, 4.5 m³ (5.89 cu yd) blade capacity, and multiple undercarriage configurations. Ground pressure is listed as 43.7 kPa (6.3 psi), while the LGP VPAT configuration is listed at 30.5 kPa (4.4 psi).

The 850L XLT uses a John Deere PowerTechâ„¢ PSS 9.0L engine with 6 cylinders. Its listed emission level is EPA Final Tier 4 / EU Stage IV.

The 850L XLT has 167.8 kW (225 hp) of engine power. Net Power (ISO 9249) is also listed as 167.8 kW (225 hp).

The supplied data lists a 439 L (116 US gal) fuel tank, but it does not confirm the fuel type.

The supplied data does not identify specific jobs or applications for the John Deere 850L XLT. Buyers should match its blade configuration, operating weight, ground pressure, and available site conditions to the intended work.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 850L XLT. For a used machine, inspect maintenance records, undercarriage condition, engine operation, transmission performance, and hydraulic function.

Check maintenance records, operating hours, engine operation, transmission response, hydraulic function, blade condition, track shoes, undercarriage wear, leaks, and structural damage. Confirm the machine configuration and verify that its operating weight, shoe width, and ground pressure suit the planned work site.