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John Deere 210L Backhoe Loader
The John Deere 210L has an operating weight of 11,326 lb and a 93 hp engine, with a maximum dig depth of 13.2 ft.
Updated October 2026
How much is a used John Deere 210L worth?
HeavyDutyYard estimates a used John Deere 210L at $26,500–$65,000 (our estimate, not yet checked against recent sales).
Not yet checked against recent sales. Year, hours and condition decide where a unit lands.
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About the John Deere 210L Backhoe Loader
The John Deere 210L Backhoe Loader is a compact backhoe loader built from 2015 to today.
Owners mostly put it to work on utility work, site excavation, landscaping.
Specifications
Engine & Power
- Engine
- John Deere PowerTech
- Horsepower
- 93 HP
- Fuel Tank
- 31 gal
Dimensions & Weight
- Operating Weight
- 11326 lbs
Performance
- Max Dig Depth
- 13.2 ft
- Max Reach
- 15.5 ft
- Drive Type
- 4WD
Configuration
- Size Class
- Compact
- Years Produced
- 2015-present
Weight, power, and capacity figures checked October 2026 against 210L (tractor loader). Older or newer generations of this model may differ.
Common Applications
- Utility work
- Site excavation
- Landscaping
- Utility trenching
Popular Attachments
Common Configurations
How It Compares
| Spec | John Deere 210L Backhoe Loader | Case 580N Backhoe Loader | Caterpillar 415 Backhoe Loader |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine HP | 93 HP | 83.2 HP | 68 HP |
| Op. Weight | 11,326 lbs | 15,862 lbs | 15,207 lbs |
| Max Dig Depth | 13.2 | 14.67 | 14.1 |
| Est. Price Low | $26,500 | $28,000 | $22,500 |
| Est. Price High | $65,000 | $68,000 | $55,000 |
Against the Case 580N, the John Deere 210L is 4,536 lb lighter, has 9.8 more hp and has 1.47 ft less max dig depth.
Against the CAT 415, the John Deere 210L is 3,881 lb lighter, has 25 more hp and has 0.9 ft less max dig depth.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the John Deere 210L weigh?
The John Deere 210L has an operating weight of 11,326 lb and a 93 hp engine. Cab, counterweight, tracks, and attachments can move the real weight of a given unit up or down from this spec figure, so check the serial plate or the OEM spec sheet for the exact build before booking transport.
What size grapple bucket fits the John Deere 210L Backhoe Loader?
The John Deere 210L Backhoe Loader runs a 0.9 cu yd loader bucket, so a root or rock grapple in roughly the same 0.5–0.7 cu yd class is the right match — typically a 60-to-66-inch grapple. With 93 HP and a 11,326 lb operating weight, the machine has the hydraulic flow and front-axle weight to run a single- or dual-cylinder grapple without front-heavy handling. Always confirm the quick-attach plate style and auxiliary hydraulic coupler match your unit before buying an attachment, since loader mount standards vary by model year.
How much is a used John Deere 210L worth?
HeavyDutyYard estimates a used John Deere 210L at $26,500–$65,000 (our estimate, not yet checked against recent sales).
Where can I sell my John Deere 210L?
Send HeavyDutyYard the year, hours, and condition of your John Deere 210L and we reply within one business day. We make cash offers on some machines; otherwise we list yours free on the HeavyDutyYard marketplace, where we review every listing and screen buyer messages before they reach you. Transport is coordinated when we buy.
What is the John Deere 210L used for?
The John Deere 210L Backhoe Loader is commonly used for utility work, site excavation, landscaping, utility trenching.