John Deere Skid Steers in Grenada, MS

You might just think of tractors when you hear John Deere, but the name is known for much more. John Deere also has some of the best compact construction equipment in the market. One of the most utilized machines is the John Deere Skid Steer. Our skid steers are known for their outstanding maneuverability as well as their versatility for many applications. At Wade Inc. in Grenada, MS we offer six models of John Deere skid steers to best serve your needs. If you want a piece of the action, keep reading to see what they can do for you.

What tasks can John Deere Skid Steers do?

Loading materials

Pairing your skid steer with a bucket to load and unload materials is a common use for skid steers. Whether you are at a jobsite, farm, or even your home, you can use your skid steer to handle various materials from rocks, dirt, soil, and more.

Grading and Leveling

Making sure there is a smooth foundation is necessary for many construction projects. Skid steers are compatible with several attachments to help you with that. Dozer blades are great for grading or striping material like clay. Box blades can be useful for more precise grading and distributing material.

Digging and Excavation

Skid steers were made to get dirty. They can be very useful for many digging projects, big or small. Common attachments for digging include backhoes and augers. Trench digging is also possible when you pair your skid steer with the trencher attachment

Roadwork

Another common use for a skid steer is repairing and working on streets, roads, and parking lots. Skid steers are an excellent choice for these types of projects because the wheels on the machine will not cause damage to the pavement, unlike other equipment with tracks. Attachments such as cold planers and hammers can be used for these jobs.

Small demolitions

Skid steers are great for building up things but they can also be used for tearing things down. Larger skid steers with more power such as the 324G, 330G, and 332G are ideal for this type of work. Attachments such as hammers and backhoes can be used for small demolitions.

Landscaping

Having a skid steer on site for residential and commercial landscaping jobs can be very beneficial. Get rid of unnecessary trees, stumps and brush with a rotary cutter, stump shredder, or mulching head. Prepare seedbeds with a power rake or rotary tiller. You can also level out the ground and pick up debris with root rakes.

Specs

316GR

Operating Capacity: 795 kg (1,750 lb.)

Gross horsepower: 48.5 kW (65 hp)

Net horsepower: 45.6 kW (61 hp)

Operating Weight: 2,806 kg (6,180 lb.)

Lift Height: 2.92 m (115.1 in.)(9 ft. 7 in.)

Bucket Breakout force:1,816 kg (4,000 lb.)

318G

Operating Capacity: 883 kg (1,945 lb.)

Gross horsepower: 48.5 kW (65 hp)

Net horsepower: 45.6 kW (61 hp)

Operating Weight: 2,970 kg (6,542 lb.)

Lift Height: 3.07 m (121.0 in.) (10 ft. 1 in.)

324G

Operating Capacity: 1221 kg (2,690 lb.)

Gross horsepower: 55.0 kW (74 hp)

Net horsepower: 52.5 kW (70 hp)

Operating Weight: 3496 kg (7,700 lb.)

Lift Height: 3.20 m (126.0 in.) (10 ft. 6 in.)

Bucket Breakout force: 2724 kg (6,000 lb.)

330G

Operating Capacity: 1,362 kg (3,000 lb.)

Gross horsepower: 68.0 kW (91.2 hp)

Net horsepower: 66 kW (88.5 hp)

Operating Weight: 4,495 kg (9,900 lb.)

Lift Height: 3.35 m (132.0 in.) (11 ft.0 in.)

If you have any questions or would like assistance selecting the right skid steer for you, don’t hesitate to contact us or visit our Grenada location today!