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John Deere has refreshed its two-year-old L-Series lineup of backhoe loaders with updates the company says make operation of the machines simpler and more productive. Brian Hennings, Deere's product marketing manager for backhoes, says the L-Series 

Typical applications that favor backhoes are stockpiling, loading trucks, trenching and lifting, according to Brian Hennings, product market manager with John Deere. In addition, larger backhoes are not easily replaced with compact equipment. “Compact 

Taking performance, productivity and durability to the next level, John Deere introduces two new models to its articulated dump truck (ADT) lineup. The 260E and 310E are designed and built from the ground up in Davenport, Iowa, and they boast updated 

Three years ago, after commodity prices had plunged, large planters were selling for record-low prices. At a Sullivan Auctioneer sale in November 2014 in western Illinois, a fully loaded 1-year-old Deere 1790 (16/31 split rows) with less than 2,600

This was divided between a 7,300 lb Big Tex gooseneck trailer, and a whopping 14,669 lb John Deere 310 backhoe loader. Which, if you can believe it, is the smallest and lightest backhoe John Deere makes. And it also goes to show just how large the

Used equipment plays a significant role – both its acquisition and disposal – in the business strategies of contractors. When it comes to selling used equipment, auctions are usually the most popular method, but most companies use a mix of strategies.

We based these calculations on a John Deere 310, model year 2008, with a purchase price of $75,000. That's the bare-bones model. Deere told us the price could go $10,000 higher with enclosed cab and auxiliary hydraulics (which is something you may 

PROFIT SEASON: The spring quarter is typically Deere's best of the year as farmers purchase equipment or replacement parts in advance of the spring planting season. Industrywide retail sales of high-horsepower, two-wheel-drive tractors are showing

John Deere continues to upgrade its G-Series excavator lineup with the introduction of the 30G compact excavator, filling a portfolio gap for customers looking for a solution in the three to four metric ton class. This new model will offer numerous

"We are deeply committed to our customers' success, so we're putting our money where our mouth is," said Amy Asselin, manager, global parts and service marketing, John Deere Construction & Forestry. "We recognize that many of our customers they