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John Deere 350 Attachments



John Deere 350 tractor photo
1965 - 1970
Industrial Crawler tractor
Series map:
350
450
46.0hp
63.0hp
Attachment overview
Blade
Backhoe
72" Blade
John Deere 6300 72
front-mount
72 inches width
182 cm
23 inches height
58 cm
37.25 inches lift
94 cm
12.5 inches tilt (right)
31 cm
8.1 inches tilt (left)
20 cm
Angling 25°
11.5 inches cut
29 cm
1315 lbs
596 kg
hydraulic-lift
manual-angle
90" Blade
John Deere 6300 90
front-mount
90 inches width
228 cm
23 inches height
58 cm
37.25 inches lift
94 cm
16.5 inches tilt (right)
41 cm
10.2 inches tilt (left)
25 cm
Angling 25°
11.5 inches cut
29 cm
1440 lbs
653 kg
hydraulic-lift
manual-angle
80" Blade
John Deere 6305
front-mount
80 inches width
203 cm
23 inches height
58 cm
38 inches lift
96 cm
7 inches tilt (right)
17 cm
8.5 inches tilt (left)
21 cm
Angling 25°
13 inches cut
33 cm
1931 lbs
875 kg
hydraulic-lift
hydraulic-angle
John Deere 93A Backhoe
Backhoe typeJohn Deere 93A Backhoe
Weight2983 lbs
1353 kg
Transport height132 inches
335 cm
Digging depth170 inches
431 cm
2-Foot flat digging depth164 inches
416 cm
Reach from pivot201.5 inches
511 cm
Loading height115 inches
292 cm
Bucket Rotation163°
Swing Arc190°
Bucket force9700 lbs
4399 kg
John Deere 95A Backhoe
Backhoe typeJohn Deere 95A Backhoe
Weight3505 lbs
1589 kg
Transport height132 inches
335 cm
Digging depth170 inches
431 cm
2-Foot flat digging depth164 inches
416 cm
Reach from pivot201.5 inches
511 cm
Loading height115 inches
292 cm
Swing Arc180°
Bucket force9700 lbs
4399 kg
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