John Deere Skid Steer Size Chart: Models, Specs, and How to Choose
John Deere skid steer size chart. The current John Deere lineup spans 1,750 lb to 4,000 lb ROC across six models. The 316 P-Tier and 318 P-Tier fit tighter work areas. The 320G and 324G cover the middle ground. The 330 P-Tier and 334 P-Tier are for heavier loading, grading, and attachment work. The 334 P-Tier sits at the top of the lineup. It reaches 4,000 lb ROC with one standard counterweight set. Gross power is 118 hp. Operating weight is 10,264 lb. Width is 78.5 inches. Height to hinge pin is 132 inches. Optional high-flow hydraulics push 44 gpm. That places it well above the 330 P-Tier in lift capacity. If you run demanding attachments, that gap matters. But not every crew needs it. For residential access, fencing, or light grading, the added size can hurt more than it helps. Read the full spec sheet before you buy.












