Construction

When it comes to the environment, John Deere takes its responsibility seriously. The company, which has equipment for everything ranging from agriculture to construction tasks, has developed a series of goals to ensure that it is always doing its part to help the planet.

Let’s take a look at John Deere’s environmental goals, how it follows through with its objectives, and what it does to ensure that its equipment is not having a negative impact on the planet.

When you’re on the hunt for the perfect John Deere equipment for clearing land, removing brush, and cleaning up a job site, you may want to consider a grapple. Scrap and rock grapples can handle a wide variety of tasks, ranging from disaster cleanup to general job site tidying.

All rock and scrap grapple models from John Deere are able to handle large loads and difficult materials. Rock grapples, in particular, have a welded-in serrated cutting edge that easily penetrates all ground conditions. Scrap grapples feature open side with bolt-on side plates, which allows for the easy grappling of material that is wider than the bucket. Additionally, a predrilled lip makes it simple to add a bolt-on replaceable cutting edge for longer wear life.

To mark the 50^th anniversary of Deere’s first ever wheel loader, the company has rolled out three new powerful L-Series wheel loaders: the 524L, 544L, and 624L. These new machines are ideal for projects that require agility and versatility out in the field. Furthermore, they were designed with the operator in mind, with newly improved cabs, electrohydraulic loader controls, and redesigned near-parallel linkage.

“Our next generation of wheel loaders improves upon the legacy of the John Deere wheel loader line,” said Chris Cline, product marketing manager for utility wheel loaders, John Deere Construction & Forestry. “The L-Series boasts several improvements over previous models designed to positively impact productivity, comfort, and visibility, resulting in increased profitability.”

When you need a crawler loader to take on heavy materials on your site, you know you can turn to John Deere for all your needs. With this in mind, Deere has introduced the 655K and 755K Final Tier 4 crawler loaders to assist operators with the hardest tasks on the job.

“The 655K and 755K exemplify our commitment to producing equipment featuring industry-leading technology engineered to minimize downtime and grant users an innovative, reliable crawler loader solution,” said Nathan Horstman, product marketing manager, crawler loaders, John Deere Construction & Forestry. “

There is a wide array of John Deere compact equipment that can not only increase uptime but can ultimately boost productivity and savings. However, not everyone is aware of the benefits of this equipment and how it can help on the job.

To spread the word about John Deere compact equipment and help others with the tasks at hand, Terry Chriestenson of Wichita, Kansas, decided to launch U-Turn Rentals. From there, the rest was history.

A One-Stop Shop

Chriestenson began U-Turn Rentals with one goal in mind: to transform his business into a one-stop shop for concrete and other construction contractors.

When you’re in need of mulching tools to help you tackle a big job, John Deere mulching equipment has you covered. One of the latest products to come from Deere is the MH60D mulching head, which joins the existing Worksite Pro lineup.

“With 30 double-carbide tipped teeth, our new mulching head attachment is a job site beast that easily takes big bites out of trees and stumps,” said Jessica Hill, global program manager, attachments. “It’s an invaluable tool for customers who need a powerful mulching solution, no matter the tree type or location.”

John Deere compact construction equipment can be used for multiple purposes, even when it comes to dealing with the ups and downs of the Mississippi River. Bill King, owner of King’s Cove Marina in Hastings, Minnesota, knew he could rely on John Deere compact construction equipment to maintain the land surrounding his marina. This is especially important to him, as he has seen his fair share of floods over the years, including “the big one” that came through in 1993.

John Deere has recently announced updates to its 944K Hybrid Wheel Loader, providing customers with the highest possible value. The addition of Final Tier 4 engine technology ensures that operators are able to make the most out of their fuel economy by minimizing downtime. Additional equipment updates include an increase in coast control performance as well as a heated and ventilated cab seat for maximum comfort.

In light of these updates, let’s take a further look at the features of the 944K Hybrid Wheel Loader and see what this piece of equipment can really do!

Whether you need a compact track loader or an excavator on your worksite, John Deere has a machine that can help you handle the task at hand. The John Deere 333G Compact Track Loader is one example of a machine that can take on a wide array of jobs, with increased power under the hood and more lift height than ever before. When it comes to excavation, don’t rule out the John Deere 35G with its net power of 23.3 horsepower and a digging depth of 10 feet.

Let’s take a closer look at the benefits that each of these machines can provide and how they can help you boost your overall productivity.