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John Deere 315SL Backhoe Loader

Category: Backhoe Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: John Deere ➔
Model: 315SL ➔

General Specifications

Backhoe Loading Height ft. (m)	11.4 (3.45) Starting 2016 Model Year
Loader Breakout Force lbs. (kg)	10,866 (4929) Starting 2016 Model Year
Loader Lift Capacity lbs. (kg)	7,440 (3,375) Starting 2017 Model Year
Loader SAE hp (kW)	100 (75) Starting 2017 Model Year
Max Digging Depth ft. (m)	13.8 (4.17) Starting 2017 Model Year
Operating Weight lbs. (kg)	18,038 (8,121) Starting 2016 Model Year
Travel Speed 4th Gear Fwd MPH (kmh)	22.7 (36.6) Starting 2016 Model Year

Backhoe

Dig Depth	14 ft (4 m)
Load Height	12 ft (4 m)

Engine

Net Power

99 hp (74 kw)

Loader

Bucket Breakout Force	10,866 lbs (4,929 kg)
Lift Capacity	7,440 lbs (3,375 kg)

Operating Specifications

Operating Weight

18,039 lbs (8,182 kg)

John Deere 315SLs currently for sale

A 2020 John Deere 315SL From RDO Equipment Company for $91,090.00 USD

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