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John Deere 270 skid steer loader
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| General skid steer loader information: |
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| | Manufacturer: | John Deere
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| | Model: | 270
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| | Type: | skid steer loader
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| | Years produced: | 1999 - 2004
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| Performance: |
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| | Engine power: | 77 hp [57.4 kW]
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| | Rated operating capacity: | 2600 lbs [1179 kg]
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| | Bucket width: | 72 inches [182 cm]
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| | Bucket capacity: | 17.8 cf [0.504 m3]
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| | Reach: | 32 inches [81 cm]
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| | Tipping load: | 5200 lbs [2358 kg]
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| | Breakout force - bucket: | 3039 lbs [1378 kg]
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| | Breakout force - boom: | 4700 lbs [2131 kg]
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| | Breakout force - boom (opt): | 4700 lbs [2131 kg]
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| Dimensions: |
 
 
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| | Length: | 115 inches [292 cm]
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| | Total length: | 138 inches [350 cm]
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| | Height: | 82.9 inches [210 cm]
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| | Max height: | 157.5 inches [400 cm]
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| | Pin height: | 127 inches [322 cm]
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| | Wheelbase: | 48.3 inches [122 cm]
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| | Ground clearance: | 11 inches [27 cm]
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| | Width: | 75.3 inches [191 cm]
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| | Weight: | "8,140" lbs [0 kg]
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| | System capacity: | 6.2 gal [23 L]
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| Engine: |
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| | Type: | John Deere
liquid-cooled diesel
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| | Power: | 77 hp [57.4 kW]
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| | Cylinders: | 4
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| | Bore/Stroke: | 4.17x5.00
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| | Displacement: | 276 ci [4.5 L]
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| | Compression: | 17.6:1
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| | Rated RPMs: | 2400
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| | Oil capacity: | 12.7 gal [48 L]
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| | Coolant cap.: | 14.2 gal [53 L]
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| Electrical: |
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| Drive: |
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| | Max speed: | 6.6 mph [10.6 kph]
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| | Front tire: | 14.00x17.5
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| | Rear tire: | 14.00x17.5
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| Page information: |
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| | Last update: | September 30, 2009
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| | Copyright: | © 2006-2009 - TractorData LLC
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| | Contact: | Peter@TractorData.com
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| | Notice: | Every attempt is made to ensure the data listed is accurate. However, differences between sources, incomplete listings, errors, and data entry mistakes do occur. Consult official literature from the manufacturer before operating equipment or attempting any service or repair.
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