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John Deere 350 Loader Attachments



John Deere 350 Loader tractor photo
1965 - 1970
Crawler Loader
Series map:
350 Loader
450 Loader
46.0hp
63.0hp
Attachment overview
Blade
Front-end loader
Backhoe
In addition to the buckets, the 350 loader frame could be fitted with the 7700 bulldozer blade, 7702A forks, 7702B timber forks, and the 7702C log loader with hydraulic grapple.
93" Blade
John Deere 7701
front-mount
93 inches width
236 cm
32 inches height
81 cm
42.5 inches lift
107 cm
8 inches tilt
20 cm
Angling 25°
1210 lbs
548 kg
hydraulic-lift
manual-angle
Loader
4000 lbs lift (full at pin)
1814 kg
9000 lbs breakout
4082 kg
50° dump
30 inches reach (dumped)
76 cm
40° rollback (ground line)
119.5 inches height (at pin)
303 cm
98 inches clearance (dumped)
248 cm
raise: 6.0s
dump: 1.5s
lower: 4.0s
Bucket width: 66 inches (heavy-duty)
167 cm
Bucket width: 78 inches (light materials)
198 cm
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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