John Deere

In an effort to keep up with customer needs and demand, John Deere has updated the John Deere 310L EP Backhoe and 210L EP Tractor Loader. New engine technology and other adjustments have been designed to improve uptime and productivity for operators on the job. “Our goal is to continue to support the ‘EP strategy’ and to offer an effective backhoe solution under the 56-kW power level, which allows for greater flexibility to meet emission regulations,” said Brian Hennings, product marketing manager, backhoes and tractor loaders, John Deere Construction & Forestry.

There are a number of John Deere 2019 tractor updates being rolled out to provide customers with more comfort and efficiency on the job. Everything from fuel capacity to the cab has been considered, giving operators something to look forward to each workday.

Let’s take a look at some of the John Deere 2019 tractor updates and how Deere has reconfigured its machines to better cater to its customers.

The new John Deere Forage Harvesters are specifically designed to help operators boost efficiency without compromising on the quality of their harvest. The 9000 Series Self-Propelled Forage Harvesters churn out excellent silage quality that helps livestock producers improve their feeding efficiency, animal health and productivity.

Let’s take a look at some of the highlights of the new 9600, 9700, 9800 and 9900 John Deere Forage Harvesters.

When you need a piece of equipment that can stand the test of time and move material quickly and efficiently, the John Deere 344L Wheel Loader could be the perfect solution. This machine has 106 horsepower and bucket capacities of 1.5 m³ and 2.0m³. Let’s take a look at some of the other highlights of the John Deere 344L Wheel Loader.

Cab Benefits

The redesigned cab of the John Deere 344L Wheel Loader is meant to give you a better view of the bucket, ultimately providing you with more peace of mind. The cab is also more spacious and comes with an optional air-ride high-back seat. Rimpull controls allow you to easily adjust the machine to existing terrain conditions, reducing tire and driveline wear over time.

The John Deere contest, “Small Machines. Big Impact.” encourages John Deere customers to think outside of the box in terms of their equipment – what would they do to improve their local communities with John Deere machinery?

Now, the 2018 winners of the “Small Machines. Big Impact.” contest have been announced, and their proposals go above and beyond the call to action. Neil Behnke, a volunteer with the nonprofit organization Black Forest Together, was chosen by public vote as the grand prize winner of this year’s contest. The runners-up are Kobus Appelgrijn of New Port Richey, Florida, and Anita Will of Ridgefield, Washington.

With your S-Series combine from John Deere, it’s possible to reduce grain loss in a short amount of time. Doing so can ultimately help you make the most of your efforts and improve yield.

Let’s take a look at how you can potentially reduce grain loss with your John Deere S-Series combine on the job.

• Make sure you understand all safety decals according to the operator’s manual before you begin.
• Disengage the header and separator when parking and leaving the machine. Move the multifunctional lever to neutral, and apply the parking brake. Shut off the machine, remove the key, and lock the cab.

With a new school year just around the corner, there’s no better time to stock up on John Deere supplies for upcoming classes. Whether your little one needs a John Deere backpack or a water bottle, there are several different options to choose from before the school year begins.

Let’s take a look at some of the John Deere backpacks and school supplies you may want to consider for your kids as they get ready to head back to class.

Excavator Lunchbox

This grey lunchbox has a Deere excavator on the front, and it comes with yellow trim to give it a unique design.

Maintaining your John Deere equipment is essential to ensuring that it’s operating smoothly for years to come. With this in mind, John Deere has a simple way to change oil with the Easy Change™ 30-Second Oil Change System. This system, which is available on select lawn tractors, allows customers to change oil by simply twisting on a new cartridge that contains both the oil and the filter – no engine oil drainage required.

There are a number of features that come with John Deere utility tractors that can help you on the job. However, there are also several attachments that can be used to make the tasks at hand a bit easier. Whether you’re looking for a new bucket or root grapple, there is likely an attachment to suit your needs.

Let’s take a look at the latest Frontier attachments for John Deere compact utility tractors and how they can help you out in the field.