John Deere 9530 Articulated 4WD Tractors
John Deere 9530
Average price
$137,260
5+
sold in last year
General overview
John Deere 9530 is a tractor produced from 2007 to 2011 in the United States. It uses a 13.5 L diesel engine rated at 354 kW (481 hp) and is listed with Tier III emissions compliance. With 4 Tracks, it is configured for demanding field work where sustained traction and pulling power are needed.
A Full PowerShift transmission provides 18 Fwd / 6 Re, and the hydraulic system is closed-center, pressure & flow compensated with load-sensing hydraulics and standard pressure sensors. Output is rated at 182 L/min (48.1 gpm), with available flow at a single rear SCV of 113.6 L/min (30 gpm). The rear hitch is Category 4N/3, with a maximum lift capacity behind lift points of 6,940 kg (15,300 lb), and 4–6 rear selective control valves are available.
Year
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
4,370 mm
~172 in
3,670 mm
~144.5 in
7,240 mm
~285 in
16,361 kg
~36,069.9 lb
Tire or Track Type
Wheels
Engine Power
354 kW
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Tier III
Engine type
Diesel
Displacement
13,500 cu(cm)
Speeds
18 Fwd / 6 Re
Transmission type
Full PowerShift
Rear hitch category (SAE designation)
Category 4N/3
Maximum lift capacity behind lift points
6,940 kg
Fuel tank
1,325 L
Hydraulic system type
Closed-center, pressure & flow compensated
Pump rated output
182 L/min
Available flow at a single rear SCV
113.6 L/min
Number of rear selective control valves
4–6
SCV control
Hydraulic remote valves
Sensing type
Load-sensing hydraulics with standard pressure sensors
Tires
800/70R38 radials (duals configured)
John Deere 9530 Articulated 4WD Tractors Listings
$127,900
354 kW
Wheels
Diesel
5028 hours
Lanark, United States
$147,500
354 kW
Wheels
Tier III
4420 hours
Hastings, United States
$114,900
Category 4N/3
800/70R38 radials (duals configured)
354 kW
6288 hours
Edinburg, United States
$179,700
Yes
354 kW
Wheels
5887 hours
Casselton, United States
$141,900
Diesel
Power Shift
6940 kg
4167 hours
Effingham, United States
$119,900
354 kW
Wheels
Tier III
5433 hours
Vincennes, United States
$143,900
800/70R38 radials (duals configured)
354 kW
182 L/min
4001 hours
Lanark, United States
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John Deere 9530 Articulated 4WD Tractor
354 kW
16361 kg
7240 mm × 4370 mm × 3670 mm
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Arthur Baker
Our hired help reaches for this one before anything else on the lot. Power reaches the ground with little slip pulling the vertical-till tool in wet spring soil. Auto-steer with RTK keeps us inside an inch and a half pass to pass on the disk ripper.
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What is the average price of a John Deere 9530?
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What are the key advantages of the John Deere 9530?
Key listed features include 354 kW (474.7 hp), 4 Tracks, a Full PowerShift transmission with 18 Fwd / 6 Re speeds, and a closed-center, pressure & flow compensated hydraulic system. It also has 4–6 rear selective control valves and a 6,940 kg (15,300 lb) maximum lift capacity behind lift points.
What type of engine does the 9530 use?
The 9530 uses a Diesel engine with 13,500 cc displacement and a Tier III emission standard level.
How much horsepower does the 9530 have?
The 9530 is rated at 354 kW (474.7 hp).
What fuel does the John Deere 9530 use?
The John Deere 9530 uses Diesel fuel. Its fuel tank capacity is 1,325 L (350 US gal).
What jobs is this Tractors best suited for?
The supplied specifications indicate suitability for applications needing a tracked tractor, high hydraulic flow, rear hydraulic remotes, and substantial rear lift capacity. Confirm that the hitch category, SCV requirements, and implement needs match the specific job.
What is the expected lifespan of the 9530?
The supplied data does not confirm an expected service life. Actual lifespan depends on maintenance history, operating conditions, hours, and the condition of major systems.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Tractors?
Check service records, engine condition, transmission operation, track condition, hydraulic output and remote valves, rear hitch operation, and signs of leaks or repairs. Verify that the configuration, including rear SCV count and hitch category, suits the intended implements.
