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New John Deere loaders for 2007
26/11/06

John Deere’s front loader range has been completely updated for 2007 with the introduction of seven new 3 Series models, featuring lift heights up to 4.2m and lift capacities up to 2.2 tonnes.
John Deere 6330 and front loader

For extra productivity and comfort, an exclusive feature means that on John Deere tractors with PowrQuad Plus and AutoQuad Plus transmissions, the operator can change gear using the loader joystick.

These new loaders have been designed as an integral feature of the new Mannheim built 6030 and 7030 Series tractors, but will also fit older John Deere models from 55hp up to 180hp. The basic specifications are as follows:

3 Series Model

Tractor power required (hp)

Lift height under implement (m)

Lift capacity to maximum height at pivot point (kg)

Maximum tear-out force at bucket edge (kg)

533

55-88

3.16

1385

1427

583

70-100

3.47

1943

1733

633

70-120

3.57

1825

2345

653

100-130

3.83

1810

2115

663

120-140

3.90

2000

2538

683

120-140

4.20

2065

2345

753

155-180

4.00

2195

2977

Each model has been designed using sophisticated computer technology to optimise the loader and tractor mounting frames, for increased reliability and to take advantage of high capacity hydraulics on modern tractors. A rigorous bench test is used to ensure the design can withstand the severest loads and shocks, and prototypes have been thoroughly tested on farms throughout Europe.

The geometry of the boom has been improved to provide better levelling accuracy and more precision for bucket work and pallet handling; it is safe and simple to handle pallets up to 4m high. Excellent visibility is also provided by the integrated tractor/loader design.

There is a basic choice of mechanical self levelling (MSL) and non self levelling (NSL) options available. On MSL models, John Deere’s new time-saving MemoSystem optionremembers the attachment angle. During repetitive tasks, the operator can make the attachment return to a preset position by lowering the loader and pushing a switch on the joystick control.

In addition, for John Deere tractors without triple link suspension (TLS), an optional shock damping system is available to provide extra suspension and reduce stress on both loader and tractor.

Up to five hydraulic loader functions can be controlled from the tractor cab using a single lever joystick control, which can be floor-mounted or integrated with the right hand control console. Alternatively, an electro-hydraulic joystick control can be integrated with the seat armrest for precise, convenient loader operation, and can be swivelled downwards under the armrest when not in use.

Standard features including a multi-coupler attachment, built-in parking stand and easy locking system plus a hydraulic implement unlatch option make the loaders and implements easy, quick and safe to attach and remove. There is a wide range of attachments available, including standard and multi-purpose buckets, pallet and manure forks, bale spears and bale handling grabs.

Base prices of the new John Deere 3 Series front loaders range from £4696 for the 533 up to £7576 for the 753, excluding VAT (9280 to 14,969 euros in Ireland, including VAT).

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