Construction is demanding work, and it requires the highest-quality, toughest machines on the market. Luckily, we’ve got just what you’re looking for. Whether you’re looking for rentals or ready to purchase, we’ve answered some of your most frequently asked questions about John Deere dump trucks.
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What John Deere dump trucks are available?
For our John Deere articulated dump trucks (ADTs), we’ve got four available models, offering a range in payload, material capacity and horsepower. Below, we’ve broken them down with some of the most important specs.
260 P-Tier53,334 lb. payload 321 net horsepower 19.6 cu. yd. heaped capacity |
310 P-Tier62,005 lb. payload 354 net horsepower 22.9 cu. yd. heaped capacity |
410 P-Tier82,157 lb. payload 441 net horsepower 30.0 cu. yd. heaped capacity |
460 P-Tier92,197 lb. payload 481 net horsepower 32.9 cu. yd. heaped capacity |
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How many cubic yards are in a dump truck?
The specs of each individual model are listed above. Our John Deere ADTs range from 19.6 to 32.9 cubic yards, with heaped capacity. For reference, a standard wheelbarrow takes upwards of 10 loads to move one cubic yard of material.
How many tons can a dump truck hold?
With a range from 53,334 lbs. to 92,197 lbs., we have models capable of hauling anywhere from 26.6 to 46.1 tons. On average, a single ton of topsoil covers up to 0.81 cubic yards, or 22 cubic feet.
How big are John Deere dump trucks?
Despite their significant ranges in power and payload, all four models are quite similarly sized. The smallest – the 260 P-Tier – measures 31’11” in length and 12’ in height, while the 460 P-Tier comes in at 34’11” and 12’9” in height.
Do I need a CDL to drive a dump truck?
In short, yes. As all of our ADTs exceed 33,001 lbs. gross weight, you’ll be required to have a Class A CDL to operate them.
More Questions?
We know, we only covered the basics. If we haven’t answered all of your questions, reach out to the professionals at your local United Construction & Forestry. We’ve got locations all throughout the Northeast, and are always happy to help!
