Whether it’s urban renewal, interstate work, or
underground utilities, the 135D and 225D LC will
arm you for top productivity. They deliver impressive swing torque, drawbar pull, and lift capability,
with low emissions and noise. Their reduced-tailswing design allows them to rotate freely within
a small radius, so they are more productive around
obstacles or in confi ned spaces. Run long and
hard, too, with rugged diesel engines certifi ed to
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EPA Tier 3 emissions, more effi cient cooling systems,
and beefi er undercarriages delivering long-lasting
durability. And with quieter, more spacious cabs
offering ample legroom and noticeably more glass,
comfort and visibility are unsurpassed. All the
power, smoothness, ease of operation, and comfort
you’d expect from John Deere excavators in a
compact, easy-to-maneuver package.
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Reduced tail swing allows operators to get closer to objects on
congested jobsites, eliminating the need for a lot of handwork.
Extended engine and hydraulic oil-service intervals increase
uptime and reduce daily operating costs.
Spacious cab combines more legroom and more glass for
unsurpassed comfort and visibility.
Powerwise III™ engine/hydraulic management system maximizes
power output, saves fuel, and delivers smooth multifunction
hydraulic operation.
Fuel-effi cient Tier-3-emission-certifi ed diesels deliver power
without compromise in all conditions.
Specifi cations 135D 225D LC
SAE Net Horsepower ... 93 hp (69 kW) 159 hp (118 kW)
Operating Weight ........ 32,747 lb. (14 854 kg) 53,936 lb. (24 487 kg)
Lift Capacity
Digging Depth ............. 19 ft. 9 in. (6.02 m) 22 ft. (6.70 m)
Arm Breakout Force ...12,942 lb. (57.6 kN) 22,924 lb. (102.0 kN)
................. 5,984 lb.(2714 kg) 14,248 lb. (6469 kg)
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Noise levels — and operator fatigue — have been signifi cantly
reduced. A noise-reducing muffl er and isochronous high-idle speed
help keep things quiet.
Need even more hydraulic capability? Equip your excavator with a
high-pressure, high-fl ow auxiliary hydraulic package.
Three modes can be selected to match the engine rpm to the operating
conditions and application. The new E mode for light-duty work
reduces fuel consumption, without sacrifi cing productivity. The
H/ P (high-power) mode increases engine rpm to boost horsepower
for working through tough spots. Engine rpm automatically returns
to normal once the resistance is overcome.
With more horsepower, lift capacity, swing torque, and drawbar pull,
you can expect big productivity out of the 135D and 225D LC.
On jobs where you need added fi nesse, best-in-class metering and
superb multifunction operation give you the precise control you need.
Powerwise III perfectly balances engine performance and hydraulic
fl ow for fast cycles and predictable operation. One work mode
makes it easy to be productive in any application.
1. Reduced tail swing allows operators to
worry less about what’s behind them and
focus on the business end of the machine.
With fewer battered barricades, bent
bushes, or scraped counterweights.
2. When extra hydraulic muscle is needed
to overcome tough going, simply press
the power-boost button (225D LC only)
to break through.
3. When changing attachments, simply match
the hydraulic fl ow to your attachment
using the new LCD display monitor. No
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Won’t have
Won’t have
Won’t have
trouble fi tting in.
trouble fi tting in.
trouble fi tting in.
Running out of space on street jobs and other tight
jobsites? Position yourself for more productivity.
With reduced tail swing, you can work easily within
one lane of traffi c or get closer to objects — without
damaging surroundings or your machine. And with
faster hydraulics combined with outstanding lift
capability, reach, and swing torque, you’ll get more
done, faster. Control is smooth and effortless, with
the Powerwise III engine/hydraulic management
system delivering pinpoint metering with expected
Deere fi nesse and precision. Numerous factoryand dealer-installed options are available, so you
can equip your excavator to do just about anything.
For the versatility you need to fi t in even more work.
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Saves your tail in
Saves your tail in
Saves your tail in
more ways than one.
more ways than one.
more ways than one.
Reduced tail swing minimizes damage to
the backside of the excavator. And its roomy,
comfortable cab ensures your operators
won’t have to work their tails off either.
There’s more of everything they need to do
their best, like substantially more legroom,
generous storage, and virtually unrestricted
visibility. Creature comforts abound, including
automatic climate control, AM/FM radio,
12-volt power port, hot/cold storage box
for beverages, and available heated airsuspension seat. Your operators will also
appreciate the things a John Deere excavator
delivers less of — like noise, emissions, lever
efforts, and productivity-robbing fatigue.
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No shortage of storage here. There’s a cup holder and even a
hot/cold box that keeps beverages at just the right temperature.
Pushbuttons on the LCD monitor allow fi ngertip control of
auxiliary hydraulic fl ow for operating attachments.
Convenient 12-volt port powers cell phones and other electronic
devices.
Silicone-fi lled mounts effectively isolate operators from noise
and vibration.
Intuitive, multi-language color LCD monitor provides: vital and
general operating information including coolant temperature
and fuel level; maintenance data, including preset schedules
for replacing hydraulic oil and fuel fi lters; and onboard
diagnostics of most sensors and switches for quick
troubleshooting.
Deluxe-suspension multi-position seat has plenty of travel.
It slides together or independent of the control console, so it
won’t cramp an operator’s style.
1. A larger right-hand side window, narrow
front cab posts, large overhead hatch,
and numerous mirrors provide virtually
unobstructed all-around visibility.
2. Automatic, high-velocity bi-level
climate-control system with automotivestyle adjustable louvers helps keep the
glass clear and the cab comfortable.
3. Ergonomically correct short-throw pilot
levers provide smooth, predictable fi ngertip
control with less movement and effort.
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Both the 135D and 225D feature fuel-effi cient diesel engines
that comply with the Tier 3 emission regulations, helping to
preserve the environment.
Welded bulkheads within the boom resist torsional stress.
Oil-impregnated bushings enhance durability and extend
grease intervals to 500 hours for the arm-and-boom joint
and 100 hours for the bucket joint.
Thicker reinforced idler bracket ensures maximum durability,
while preventing thrown tracks on rough terrain.
Reinforced resin thrust plates, grooved bushings, and
thermal-coated bucket joints increase arm and boom lube
intervals to 500 hours.
1. Box-section track frames, thick-plate
single-sheet mainframe, and large swing
bearing deliver rock-solid durability.
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2. Tungsten-carbide coating on the
all-important bucket-to-arm joint
creates an extremely wear-resistant
surface that won’t compromise
joint strength.
3. With large idlers, rollers, and strutted
track links, the sealed and lubricated
undercarriage delivers long and reliable
performance.
4. Rigid, reinforced D-channel side frames
resist impact, providing maximum cab
and component protection.
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Nothing runs like a
Nothing runs like a
Nothing runs like a
Deere because nothing
Deere because nothing
Deere because nothing
is built like one.
is built like one.
is built like one.
You’re working harder and longer — your
machines should, too. From its heavy-duty
fuel-sipping diesel to its signifi cantly beefedup undercarriage, your John Deere excavator
is one dependable worker. Features such as
tungsten-carbide thermal-coated arm surfaces,
oil-impregnated bushings, welded-boom bulk-
heads, and extended engine and hydraulic
oil-change intervals ensure D-Series Excavators
deliver unsurpassed durability and uptime.
They’re so tough in fact, that booms, arms,
and mainframes are warranted for three
years or 10,000 hours. When you know how
they’re built, you’ll run a Deere.
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Large fuel tanks and 500and 5,000-hour engine
and hydraulic oil-service
intervals help increase
uptime and lower daily
operating costs.
Auto-idle helps make the
most of every precious drop
of fuel by automatically
reducing engine speed
when pilot levers are
momentarily released.
Large, easy-to-open
doors provide quick
access to ser vice items.
Lube banks, fi lters, and
checkpoints are grouped
for added convenience.
Machine Information Center
(MIC) captures and stores
vital machine performance
and utilization data to help
improve uptime, productivity,
and profi t.
Conveniently located sight
gauges let you check
coolant and hydraulic fl uid
levels at a glance.
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Keep daily operating
Keep daily operating
Keep daily operating
costs low, profi ts high.
costs low, profi ts high.
costs low, profi ts high.
The less time you spend on daily maintenance chores,
the more time you have to do productive work. That’s
why the 135D and 225D LC are loaded with features
designed to simplify service and minimize downtime
and expense. Service points are grouped conveniently
behind large, easy-to-open service doors, so you can
quickly perform daily checks and get on with your day.
1. Vertical spin-on fuel/water fi lters are positioned
in the right rear compartment, simplifying service.
4. Fresh-air cab fi lter is quickly serviced at ground
level where it’s more likely to get done.
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2. Using the easy-to-navigate LCD color monitor,
you can easily keep tabs on up to 14 maintenance intervals and 32 machine operating
parameters.
5. Large handrail, grab bars, self-cleaning steps,
and anti-skid plates provide convenient sameside access to the engine-service area.
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Extended service intervals and remote-mounted fuel
fi lters speed periodic maintenance. Plus a Machine
Information Center and a state-of-the-art LCD color
monitor help you make informed decisions about
machine upkeep. And get back to the real work of
increasing your bottom line.
3. Centralized lube banks place diffi cult-tolube zerks within easy reach, for faster
greasing with less mess.
6. Oil cooler, radiator, and intercooler are
arranged in parallel, so they’re much
easier to clean out than conventional
in-line cooler designs.
With Full Fuel Tank; 175-lb. (79 kg) Operator;
30-in. (762 mm), 0.66-cu.-yd. (0.50 m
1,023-lb. (464 kg) Bucket; 9-ft. 11-in.
(3.01 m) Arm; and 8,113-lb. (3680 kg)
20-in. (500 mm) Rubber Crawler Pads . . . 8 ft. 2 in. (2.49 m)
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Lift Capacities
Boldface italic type indicates hydraulic-limited capacities; lightface type indicates stability-limited capacities, in lb. (kg). Ratings at bucket lift hook; machine equipped with
0.37-cu.-yd. (0.28 m
do not exceed 87% of hydraulic capacities or 75% of weight needed to tip machine. All capacities are based on SAE J1097.
Load Point 5 ft. (1.52 m) 10 ft. (3.05 m) 15 ft. (4.57 m) 20 ft. (6.10 m) 25 ft. (7.62 m)
Height Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side
With 8-ft. 3-in. (2.52 m) arm and 24-in. (600 mm) shoes, without blade
20 ft. (6.10 m) 6,263 (2841) 6,263 (2841)15 ft. (4.57 m) 6,368 (2888) 6,368 (2888)6,073 (2755) 4,749 (2154)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 9,119 (4136) 9,119 (4136) 7,951 (3607) 7,508 (3406) 6,413 (2909) 4,612 (2092)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 9,875 (4479) 6,924 (3141) 6,158 (2793) 4,375 (1984)
Ground Line 9,365 (4248) 6,468 (2934) 5,925 (2688) 4,159 (1886)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,904 (3132) 6,904 (3132) 16,795 (7618) 11,997 (5442) 9,159 (4154) 6,283 (2850) 5,805 (2633) 4,049 (1837)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,858 (6739) 12,190 (5529) 9,204 (4175) 6,324 (2869) 5,870 (2663) 4,109 (1864)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 5,738 (2603) 5,738 (2603)
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Lift Capacities (continued) 135D
Boldface italic type indicates hydraulic-limited capacities; lightface type indicates stability-limited capacities, in lb. (kg). Ratings at bucket lift hook; machine equipped with
0.37-cu.-yd. (0.28 m
do not exceed 87% of hydraulic capacities or 75% of weight needed to tip machine. All capacities are based on SAE J1097.
Load Point 5 ft. (1.52 m) 10 ft. (3.05 m) 15 ft. (4.57 m) 20 ft. (6.10 m) 25 ft. (7.62 m)
Height Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side
With 9-ft. 11-in. (3.01 m) arm and 24-in. (600 mm) shoes, without blade
20 ft. (6.10 m) 5,129 (2326) 5,129 (2326) 3,764 (1707) 3,764 (1707)15 ft. (4.57 m) 5,342 (2423) 5,342 (2423) 5,603 (2541) 4,812 (2183)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 5,477 (2484) 5,477 (2484) 6,709 (3043) 6,709 (3043) 6,215 (2819) 4,644 (2106) 4,011 (1819) 3,010 (1365)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 9,350 (4241) 7,013 (3181) 6,168 (2798) 4,376 (1985) 4,176 (1894) 2,914 (1322)
Ground Line 10,793 (4896) 10,793 (4896) 9,374 (4252) 6,463 (2932) 5,889 (2671) 4,117 (1867) 4,061 (1842) 2,805 (1272)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,419 (2912) 6,419 (2912) 15,472 (7018) 11,797 (5351) 9,067 (4113) 6,188 (2807) 5,718 (2594) 3,958 (1795)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,078 (6386) 14,078 (6386) 16,229 (7361) 11,909 (5402) 9,036 (4099) 6,160 (2794) 5,707 (2589) 3,949 (1791)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 11,461 (5199) 11,461 (5199) 7,798 (3537) 6,377 (2893)
With 8-ft. 3-in. (2.52 m) arm and 24-in. (600 mm) shoes, with 8-ft. 2-in. (2.49 m) blade
20 ft. (6.10 m) 6,263 (2841) 6,263 (2841)15 ft. (4.57 m) 6,368 (2888) 6,368 (2888)6,073 (2755) 5,183 (2351)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 9,119 (4136) 9,119 (4136) 7,951 (3607) 7,951 (3607) 6,859 (3111) 5,047 (2289)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 10,242 (4646) 7,548 (3424) 7,760 (3520) 4,810 (2182)
Ground Line 11,825 (5364) 7,092 (3217) 8,477 (3845) 4,594 (2084)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,904 (3132) 6,904 (3132) 16,795 (7618) 13,101 (5943) 11,921 (5407) 6,907 (3133) 8,471 (3842) 4,484 (2034)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,858 (6739) 13,294 (6030) 10,399 (4717) 6,947 (3151) 6,917 (3137) 4,544 (2061)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 5,738 (2603) 5,738 (2603)
With 9-ft. 11-in. (3.01 m) arm and 24-in. (600 mm) shoes, with 8-ft. 2-in. (2.49 m) blade on ground
20 ft. (6.10 m) 5,129 (2326) 5,129 (2326) 3,764 (1707) 3,764 (1707)15 ft. (4.57 m) 5,342 (2423) 5,342 (2423) 5,603 (2541) 5,247 (2380)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 5,477 (2484) 5,477 (2484) 6,709 (3043) 6,709 (3043) 6,215 (2819) 5,079 (2304) 4,011 (1819) 3,344 (1517)5 ft. (1.52 m) 9,350 (4241) 7,636 (3464) 7,236 (3282) 4,810 (2182) 5,504 (2497) 3,247 (1473)
Ground Line 10,793 (4896) 10,793 (4896) 11,321 (5135) 7,087 (3215) 8,149 (3696) 4,552 (2065) 5,967 (2707) 3,138 (1423)–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,419 (2912) 6,419 (2912) 15,472 (7018) 12,900 (5851) 11,909 (5402) 6,812 (3090) 8,453 (3834) 4,393 (1993)–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,078 (6386) 14,078 (6386) 16,229 (7361) 13,013 (5903) 10,957 (4970) 6,784 (3077) 7,628 (3460) 4,383 (1988)–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 11,461 (5199) 11,461 (5199) 7,798 (3537) 7,001 (3176)
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With 8-ft. 3-in. (2.52 m) arm and 28-in. (700 mm) shoes, without blade
20 ft. (6.10 m) 6,263 (2841) 6,263 (2841)15 ft. (4.57 m) 6,368 (2888) 6,368 (2888)6,073 (2755) 4,827 (2189)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 9,119 (4136) 9,119 (4136) 7,951 (3607) 7,621 (3457) 6,508 (2952) 4,691 (2128)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 10,016 (4543) 7,037 (3192) 6,253 (2836) 4,454 (2020)
Ground Line 9,506 (4312) 6,581 (2985) 6,020 (2731) 4,238 (1922)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,904 (3132) 6,904 (3132) 16,795 (7618) 12,197 (5532) 9,300 (4218) 6,396 (2901) 5,900 (2676) 4,128 (1872)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,858 (6739) 12,390 (5620) 9,345 (4239) 6,437 (2920) 5,965 (2706) 4,188 (1900)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 5,738 (2603) 5,738 (2603)
With 9-ft. 11-in. (3.01 m) arm and 28-in. (700 mm) shoes, without blade
20 ft. (6.10 m) 5,129 (2326) 5,129 (2326) 3,764 (1707) 3,764 (1707)15 ft. (4.57 m) 5,342 (2423) 5,342 (2423) 5,603 (2541) 4,891 (2219)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 5,477 (2484) 5,477 (2484) 6,709 (3043) 6,709 (3043) 6,215 (2819) 4,723 (2142) 4,011 (1819) 3,071 (1393)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 9,350 (4241) 7,126 (3232) 6,263 (2841) 4,454 (2020) 4,248 (1927) 2,974 (1349)
Ground Line 10,793 (4896) 10,793 (4896) 9,515 (4316) 6,576 (2983) 5,984 (2714) 4,196 (1903) 4,132 (1874) 2,865 (1300)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,419 (2912) 6,419 (2912) 15,472 (7018) 11,997 (5442) 9,208 (4177) 6,301 (2858) 5,812 (2636) 4,037 (1831)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,078 (6386) 14,078 (6386) 16,229 (7361) 12,109 (5493) 9,177 (4163) 6,273 (2845) 5,802 (2632) 4,027 (1827)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 11,461 (5199) 11,461 (5199) 7,798 (3537) 6,490 (2944)
With 8-ft. 3-in. (2.52 m) arm and 28-in. (700 mm) shoes, with 8-ft. 10-in. (2.69 m) blade
20 ft. (6.10 m) 6,263 (2841) 6,263 (2841)15 ft. (4.57 m) 6,368 (2888) 6,368 (2888)6,073 (2755) 5,262 (2387)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 9,119 (4136) 9,119 (4136) 7,951 (3607) 7,951 (3607) 6,859 (3111) 5,125 (2325)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 10,242 (4646) 7,661 (3475) 7,760 (3520) 4,889 (2218)
Ground Line 11,825 (5364) 7,205 (3268) 8,477 (3845) 4,673 (2120)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,904 (3132) 6,904 (3132) 16,795 (7618) 13,301 (6033) 11,921 (5407) 7,020 (3184) 8,471 (3842) 4,562 (2069)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,858 (6739) 13,494 (6121) 10,399 (4717) 7,061 (3203) 6,917 (3137) 4,623 (2097)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 5,738 (2603) 5,738 (2603)
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Lift Capacities (continued) 135D
Boldface italic type indicates hydraulic-limited capacities; lightface type indicates stability-limited capacities, in lb. (kg). Ratings at bucket lift hook; machine equipped with
0.37-cu.-yd. (0.28 m
do not exceed 87% of hydraulic capacities or 75% of weight needed to tip machine. All capacities are based on SAE J1097.
Load Point 5 ft. (1.52 m) 10 ft. (3.05 m) 15 ft. (4.57 m) 20 ft. (6.10 m) 25 ft. (7.62 m)
Height Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side
With 9-ft. 11-in. (3.01 m) arm and 28-in. (700 mm) shoes, with 8-ft. 10-in. (2.69 m) blade on ground
20 ft. (6.10 m) 5,129 (2326) 5,129 (2326) 3,764 (1707) 3,764 (1707)15 ft. (4.57 m) 5,342 (2423) 5,342 (2423) 5,603 (2541) 5,326 (2416)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 5,477 (2484) 5,477 (2484) 6,709 (3043) 6,709 (3043) 6,215 (2819) 5,158 (2340) 4,011 (1819) 3,405 (1544)5 ft. (1.52 m) 9,350 (4241) 7,750 (3515) 7,236 (3282) 4,889 (2218) 5,504 (2497) 3,308 (1500)
Ground Line 10,793 (4896) 10,793 (4896) 11,321 (5135) 7,200 (3266) 8,149 (3696) 4,631 (2101) 5,967 (2707) 3,199 (1451)–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,419 (2912) 6,419 (2912) 15,472 (7018) 13,100 (5942) 11,909 (5402) 6,925 (3141) 8,453 (3834) 4,472 (2028)–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,078 (6386) 14,078 (6386) 16,229 (7361) 13,213 (5993) 10,957 (4970) 6,897 (3128) 7,628 (3460) 4,462 (2024)–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 11,461 (5199) 11,461 (5199) 7,798 (3537) 7,114 (3227)
With 8-ft. 3-in. (2.52 m) arm and 20-in. (500 mm) rubber crawler pads, without blade
20 ft. (6.10 m) 6,263 (2841) 6,263 (2841)15 ft. (4.57 m) 6,368 (2888) 6,368 (2888)6,073 (2755) 4,627 (2099)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 9,119 (4136) 9,119 (4136) 7,951 (3607) 7,333 (3326) 6,254 (2837) 4,490 (2037)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 9,637 (4371) 6,749 (3061) 5,999 (2721) 4,254 (1930)
Ground Line 9,128 (4140) 6,293 (2854) 5,766 (2615) 4,038 (1832)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,904 (3132) 6,904 (3132) 16,795 (7618) 11,688 (5302) 8,921 (4046) 6,109 (2771) 5,647 (2561) 3,927 (1781)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,858 (6739) 11,881 (5389) 8,966 (4067) 6,149 (2789) 5,712 (2591) 3,987 (1808)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 5,738 (2603) 5,738 (2603)
With 9-ft. 11-in. (3.01 m) arm and 20-in. (500 mm) rubber crawler pads, without blade
20 ft. (6.10 m) 5,129 (2326) 5,129 (2326) 3,764 (1707) 3,764 (1707)15 ft. (4.57 m) 5,342 (2423) 5,342 (2423) 5,603 (2541) 4,691 (2128)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 5,477 (2484) 5,477 (2484) 6,709 (3043) 6,709 (3043) 6,215 (2819) 4,522 (2051) 4,011 (1819) 2,917 (1323)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 9,350 (4241) 6,838 (3102) 6,009 (2726) 4,254 (1930) 4,058 (1841) 2,820 (1279)
Ground Line 10,793 (4896) 10,793 (4896) 9,137 (4144) 6,288 (2852) 5,731 (2600) 3,995 (1812) 3,942 (1788) 2,711 (1230)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,419 (2912) 6,419 (2912) 15,472 (7018) 11,488 (5211) 8,829 (4005) 6,013 (2727) 5,559 (2522) 3,837 (1740)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,078 (6386) 14,078 (6386) 16,229 (7361) 11,601 (5262) 8,798 (3991) 5,985 (2715) 5,549 (2517) 3,827 (1736)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 11,461 (5199) 11,461 (5199) 7,798 (3537) 6,203 (2814)
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With 8-ft. 3-in. (2.52 m) arm and 20-in. (500 mm) rubber crawler pads, with 8-ft. 2-in. (2.49 m) blade
20 ft. (6.10 m) 6,263 (2841) 6,263 (2841)15 ft. (4.57 m) 6,368 (2888) 6,368 (2888)6,073 (2755) 5,061 (2296)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 9,119 (4136) 9,119 (4136) 7,951 (3607) 7,951 (3607) 6,859 (3111) 4,925 (2234)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 10,242 (4646) 7,372 (3344) 7,760 (3520) 4,688 (2126)
Ground Line 11,825 (5364) 6,917 (3137) 8,477 (3845) 4,472 (2028)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,904 (3132) 6,904 (3132) 16,795 (7618) 12,791 (5802) 11,921 (5407) 6,732 (3054) 8,471 (3842) 4,362 (1979)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,858 (6739) 12,984 (5889) 10,399 (4717) 6,772 (3072) 6,917 (3137) 4,422 (2006)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 5,738 (2603) 5,738 (2603)
With 9-ft. 11-in. (3.01 m) arm and 20-in. (500 mm) rubber crawler pads, with 8-ft. 2-in. (2.49 m) blade on ground
20 ft. (6.10 m) 5,129 (2326) 5,129 (2326) 3,764 (1707) 3,764 (1707)15 ft. (4.57 m) 5,342 (2423) 5,342 (2423) 5,603 (2541) 5,125 (2325)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 5,477 (2484) 5,477 (2484) 6,709 (3043) 6,709 (3043) 6,215 (2819) 4,957 (2248) 4,011 (1819) 3,250 (1474)5 ft. (1.52 m) 9,350 (4241) 7,461 (3384) 7,236 (3282) 4,688 (2126) 5,504 (2497) 3,154 (1431)
Ground Line 10,793 (4896) 10,793 (4896) 11,321 (5135) 6,912 (3135) 8,149 (3696) 4,430 (2009) 5,967 (2707) 3,045 (1381)–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 6,419 (2912) 6,419 (2912) 15,472 (7018) 12,591 (5711) 11,909 (5402) 6,636 (3010) 8,453 (3834) 4,271 (1937)–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 14,078 (6386) 14,078 (6386) 16,229 (7361) 12,703 (5762) 10,957 (4970) 6,609 (2998) 7,628 (3460) 4,261 (1933)–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 11,461 (5199) 11,461 (5199) 7,798 (3537) 6,826 (3096)
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16–17
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Buckets 135D
A full line of buckets is offered to meet a wide variety of applications. The buckets have an adjustable bushing for side clearance, with the exception of the ditching bucket.
Tooth selection includes either the John Deere Fanggs
tooth. Replaceable cutting edges are available through John Deere parts. Optional side cutters add 6 inches (150 mm) to bucket widths. Capacities are SAE heaped ratings.
Bucket Bucket Bucket Arm Dig Force Arm Dig Force Bucket
Type Bucket Width Capacity* Weight Dig Force 8 ft. 3 in. (2.52 m) 9 ft. 11 in. (3.01 m) Tip Radius No. Teeth
in. mm cu. yd. m
*All capacities are SAE heaped ratings and with side cutters.
Bucket Selection Guide*
®
, Standard, Tiger, Twin Tiger, Abrasion panel, or Flare tooth, or the ESCO (Vertalok) Standard, Tiger, Twin Tiger, or Flare
3
lb. kg lb. kN lb. kN lb. kN in. mm
1.75
(1.3)
)
3
1.50
(1.2)
1.25
(1.0)
Deere 8-ft. 3-in. (2.52 m) Arm
1.00
(0.8)
BUCKET SIZE cu. yd. (m
0.75
(0.6)
Deere 9-ft. 11-in. (3.01 m) Arm
0.50
(0.4)
lb./cu. yd.
kg/m
*
Contact your John Deere dealer for optimum bucket and attachment selections. These recommendations are for general conditions and average use. Does not include optional
equipment such as thumbs or couplers. Larger buckets may be possible when using light materials, for flat and level operations, less compacted materials, and volume loading
applications such as mass excavation applications in ideal conditions. Smaller buckets are recommended for adverse conditions such as off-level applications, rocks, and uneven
surfaces. Bucket capacity indicated is SAE heaped.
J Upperstructure Width . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 ft. 5 in. (2.87 m)
K Gauge Width. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 ft. 10 in. (2.39 m)
J
H
I
K
C
B
E
F
A
D
G
PAGES
20–21
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Lift Charts 225D LC
Boldface italic type indicates hydraulic-limited capacities; lightface type indicates stability-limited capacities, in lb. (kg). Ratings are at bucket lift hook, using 1.05-cu.-yd.
3
), 1,455-lb. (660 kg) bucket; standard counterweight, situated on firm, level, uniform supporting surface. Figures do not exceed 87 percent of hydraulic capacity or
(0.80 m
75 percent of weight needed to tip machine.
Load Point 5 ft. (1.52 m) 10 ft. (3.05 m) 15 ft. (4.57 m) 20 ft. (6.10 m) 25 ft. (7.62 m)
Height Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side Over Front Over Side
With 7-ft. 11-in. (2.42 m) arm and 28-in. (700 mm) triple semi-grouser shoes
25 ft. (7.62 m) 7,000 (3175) 7,000 (3175)20 ft. (6.10 m) 10,121 (4591) 10,121 (4591) 9,968 (4521) 9,968 (4521)15 ft. (4.57 m) 12,700 (5761) 12,700 (5761) 10,914 (4951) 10,476 (4752) 10,156 (4607) 7,107 (3224)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 17,268 (7833) 15,432 (7000) 12,772 (5793) 9,921 (4500) 10,816 (4906) 6,891 (3126)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 14,685 (6661) 9,356 (4244) 11,175 (5069) 6,624 (3005)
Ground Line 22,240 (10 088) 13,764 (6243) 15,465 (7015) 8,984 (4075) 10,952 (4968) 6,420 (2912)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 21,260 (9643) 13,739 (6232) 15,316 (6947) 8,851 (4015) 10,879 (4935) 6,353 (2882)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 19,713 (8942) 19,713 (8942) 18,806 (8530) 13,935 (6231) 14,164 (6425) 8,945 (4057)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 17,364 (7876) 17,364 (7876) 13,923 (6315) 13,923 (6315)
With 9-ft. 7-in. (2.91 m) arm and 28-in. (700 mm) triple semi-grouser shoes
25 ft. (7.62 m) 6,348 (2879) 6,348 (2879)20 ft. (6.10 m) 8,868 (4022) 8,868 (4022) 6,672 (3026) 6,672 (3026)15 ft. (4.57 m) 11,093 (5032) 11,093 (5032) 9,940 (4509) 9,940 (4509) 9,351 (4242) 7,198 (3265)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 15,571 (7063) 15,571 (7063) 11,900 (5298) 10,065 (4565) 10,194 (4624) 6,947 (3151)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 20,080 (9108) 14,511 (6582) 14,025 (6362) 9,458 (4290) 11,209 (5084) 6,648 (3015)
Ground Line 22,077 (10 014) 13,831 (6274) 15,484 (7023) 9,014 (4089) 10,940 (4962) 6,402 (2904)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 14,178 (6431) 14,178 (6431) 21,813 (9894) 13,668 (6200) 15,276 (6929) 8,807 (3995) 10,804 (4901) 6,278 (2848)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 18,661 (8464) 18,661 (8464) 23,452 (10 638) 23,452 (10 638) 19,922 (9036) 13,782 (6251) 14,804 (6715) 8,824 (4003) 10,860 (4926) 6,339 (2875)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 20,995 (9523) 20,995 (9523) 15,959 (7239) 14,152 (6419) 11,521 (5226) 9,112 (4133)
With 7-ft. 11-in. (2.42 m) arm and 32-in. (800 mm) triple semi-grouser shoes
25 ft. (7.62 m) 7,000 (3175) 7,000 (3175)20 ft. (6.10 m) 10,121 (4591) 10,121 (4591) 9,968 (4521) 9,968 (4521)15 ft. (4.57 m) 12,700 (5761) 12,700 (5761) 10,914 (4951) 10,604 (4810) 10,156 (4607) 7,204 (3268)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 17,268 (7833) 15,619 (7085) 12,772 (5793) 10,049 (4558) 10,816 (4906) 6,988 (3170)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 14,685 (6661) 9,484 (4302) 11,332 (5140) 6,721 (3049)
Ground Line 22,240 (10 088) 13,951 (6328) 15,678 (7111) 9,112 (4133) 11,109 (5039) 6,517 (2956)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 21,260 (9643) 13,926 (6317) 15,529 (7044) 8,979 (4073) 11,036 (5006) 6,450 (2926)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 19,713 (8942) 19,713 (8942) 18,806 (8530) 14,122 (6406) 14,164 (6425) 9,073 (4115)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 17,364 (7876) 17,364 (7876) 13,923 (6315) 13,923 (6315)
With 9-ft. 7-in. (2.91 m) arm and 32-in. (800 mm) triple semi-grouser shoes
25 ft. (7.62 m) 6,348 (2879) 6,348 (2879)20 ft. (6.10 m) 8,868 (4022) 8,868 (4022) 6,672 (3026) 6,672 (3026)15 ft. (4.57 m) 11,093 (5032) 11,093 (5032) 9,940 (4509) 9,940 (4509) 9,351 (4242) 7,296 (3309)
10 ft. (3.05 m) 15,571 (7063) 15,571 (7063) 11,900 (5298) 10,193 (4623) 10,194 (4624) 7,044 (3195)
5 ft. (1.52 m) 20,080 (9108) 14,698 (6667) 14,025 (6362) 9,586 (4348) 11,224 (5091) 6,745 (3059)
Ground Line 22,077 (10 014) 14,018 (6358) 15,484 (7023) 9,142 (4147) 11,097 (5034) 6,500 (2948)
–5 ft. (–1.52 m) 14,178 (6431) 14,178 (6431) 21,813 (9894) 13,855 (6285) 15,489 (7026) 8,935 (4053) 10,961 (4972) 6,376 (2892)
–10 ft. (–3.05 m) 18,661 (8464) 18,661 (8464) 23,452 (10 638) 23,452 (10 638) 19,922 (9036) 13,696 (6336) 14,804 (6715) 8,952 (4061) 10,860 (4926) 6,436 (2919)
–15 ft. (–4.57 m) 20,995 (9523) 20,995 (9523) 15,959 (7239) 14,339 (6504) 11,521 (5226) 9,240 (4191)
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Buckets 225D LC
A full line of buckets is offered to meet a wide variety of applications. Digging forces are with power boost. Replaceable cutting edges are available through John Deere parts.
Optional side cutters add 6 inches (150 mm) to bucket widths. Capacities are SAE heaped ratings.
Bucket Bucket Bucket Arm Dig Force Arm Dig Force Bucket
Type Bucket Width Capacity Weight Dig Force 7 ft. 11 in. (2.42 m) 9 ft. 7 in. (2.91 m) Tip Radius No. Teeth
in. mm cu. yd. m
Contact your John Deere dealer for optimum bucket and attachment selections. These recommendations are for general conditions and average use. Does not include optional
equipment such as thumbs or couplers. Larger buckets may be possible when using light materials, for flat and level operations, less compacted materials, and volume loading
applications such as mass excavation applications in ideal conditions. Smaller buckets are recommended for adverse conditions such as off-level applications, rocks, and uneven
surfaces. Bucket capacity indicated is SAE heaped.
1,2001,4001,8002,4002,8003,0003,600
3
700800900100011001200
Wet Peat
1,6003,400
Topsoil
2,0002,2002,6003,200
Coal
1300
Caliche
140015001600170018001900
Shale
Dry Sand
Dry Clay
Limestone
Wet Earth
Wet Clay, Granite
Moist Sand
Wet Sand
2000
Wet Sand, Gravel
2100
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135D / 225D LC EXCAVATORS
Key: ● Standard equipment ▲ Optional equipment See your John Deere dealer for further information.
●●Radiator, oil cooler, and intercooler with dust-
protective net
●●Glow-plug start aid
●●500-hour engine oil-change interval
●●70% (35 deg.) off-level capability
●●Isolation mounted
●●Engine oil-drain coupler
●●
Hydraulic System
Reduced-drift valve for boom down, arm in
●●Auxiliary hydraulic valve section
●●Spring-applied, hydraulically released automatic
swing brake
●●Auxiliary hydraulic-flow adjustments through
monitor
● Auto power lift
● ● 5,000-hour hydraulic oil-change interval▲▲Auxiliary hydraulic lines▲▲Auxiliary pilot and electric controls▲▲Hydraulic filter restriction indicator kit▲▲Load-lowering control device▲▲Single-pedal propel control▲▲Control pattern-change valve
●●
Undercarriage
Planetary drive with axial piston motors
● ● Propel motor shields
● ● Spring-applied, hydraulically released automatic
propel brake
● Track guides, front idler
● Track guides, front idler and center
● ● Two-speed propel with automatic shift
● Upper carrier roller (1)
● Upper carrier rollers (2)
● ● Sealed and lubricated track chain
135D 225D
Undercarriage (continued)
▲Rubber crawler pad, 20 in. (500 mm)▲Triple semi-grouser shoes, 24 in. (600 mm)▲ ▲Triple semi-grouser shoes, 28 in. (700 mm)
▲Triple semi-grouser shoes, 32 in. (800 mm)
▲Undercarriage with blade
●●
Upperstructure
Right- and left-hand mirrors
● ● Vandal locks with ignition key: Cab door / Fuel
cap / Service doors / Toolbox
●●Remote-mounted engine oil and fuel filters
●●
Front Attachments
Centralized lubrication system
● ● Dirt seals on all bucket pins
● ● Less boom and arm
● ● Oil-impregnated bushings
● ● Reinforced resin thrust plates
● ● Tungsten carbide thermal coating on arm-to-
bucket joint
▲ Arm, 7 ft. 11 in. (2.42 m)▲Arm, 8 ft. 3 in. (2.52 m)▲ Arm, 9 ft. 7 in. (2.91 m)▲Arm, 9 ft. 11 in. (3.01 m)▲▲Attachment quick-couplers▲▲Boom cylinder with plumbing to mainframe for
less boom and arm
▲▲Buckets: Ditching / Heavy duty / Heavy-duty
high capacity / Side cutters and teeth
▲▲Material clamps
●●
to-seat, seat-to-pedals)
Operator’s Station
Adjustable independent control positions (levers-
●●AM/FM radio
●●Auto climate control/air conditioner, 20,000
Btu/hr. (5.9 kW), with heater and pressurizer
●●Built-in operator’s manual storage compart-
ment and manual
●●Cell-phone power outlet, 12 volt, 60 watt, 5 amp
●●Coat hook
●●Deluxe suspension cloth seat with 4-in.
(100 mm) adjustable armrests
●●Floor mat
●●Front windshield wiper with intermittent speeds
●●Gauges (illuminated): Engine coolant / Fuel
●●Horn, electric
●●Hour meter, electric
●●Hydraulic shutoff lever, all controls
135D 225D
Operator’s Station (continued)
●●Hydraulic warm-up control
●●Interior light
●●Large cup holder
●●Machine Information Center (MIC)
●●Mode selectors (illuminated): Power modes –
three / Travel modes – two with automatic
shift / Work mode – one
●●Multifunction, color LCD monitor with: Diagnostic
capability / Multiple-language capabilities / Main tenance tracking / Clock / System monitoring
with alarm features: Auto-idle indicator, engine
air cleaner restriction indicator light, engine
check, engine coolant temperature indicator
light with audible alarm, engine oil pressure
indicator light with audible alarm, low-alternator charge indicator light, low-fuel indicator light,
fault-code alert indicator, fuel-rate display,
wiper-mode indicator, work-lights-on indicator,
and work-mode indicator
●●Motion alarm with cancel switch (conforms to
SAE J994)
● Power-boost switch on right console lever
●●Auxiliary hydraulic control switches in right
console lever
●●SAE two-lever control pattern
●●Seat belt, 2 in. (51 mm), retractable
●●Tinted glass
●●Transparent tinted overhead hatch
●●Hot/cold beverage compartment
▲▲Seat belt, 3 in. (76 mm), non-retractable▲▲Monitor system with alarm features: Hydraulic
oil filter restriction indicator light
▲▲Air-suspension heated seat▲▲24- to 12-volt D.C. radio convertors, 10 amp▲▲Circulation fan▲▲Protection screens for cab front, rear, and side▲▲Window vandal protection covers
●●
Electrical
50-amp alternator
●●Blade-type multi-fused circuits
●●Positive terminal battery covers
●JDLink
TM
Ultimate wireless communication
system with 3 years of service
▲ JDLink wireless communication system
● ●
One mounted on frame
Lights
Work lights: Halogen / One mounted on boom /
CONTROL OWNING AND OPERATING COSTS
Customer Personal Service (CPS) is part of John Deere’s proactive, fix-before-fail strategy on machine
maintenance that will help control costs, increase profits, and reduce stress. Included in this comprehensive lineup of ongoing programs and services are:
Fluid analysis program – tells you what’s going on inside all of your machine’s major components so you’ll know if there’s a problem before you see a decline in performance. Fluid analysis is
included in most extended coverage and preventive-maintenance agreements.
Component life-cycle data – gives you vital information on the projected life span of compo-
nents and lets you make informed decisions on machine maintenance by telling you approximately
how many hours of use you can expect from an engine, transmission, or hydraulic pump. This information can be used to preempt catastrophic downtime by servicing major components at about 80
percent of their life cycle.
Preventive Maintenance (PM) agreements – give you a fixed cost for maintaining a machine
for a given period of time. They also help you avoid downtime by ensuring that critical maintenance
02-04-10
Net engine power is with standard equipment including air cleaner,
exhaust system, alternator, and cooling fan at test conditions per
ISO9249. No derating is required up to 10,000-ft. (3050 m) altitude.
Specifications and design subject to change without notice. Wherever applicable, specifications are in accordance with SAE standards.
Except where otherwise noted, these specifications are based on units with full fuel tanks and 175-lb. (79 kg) operators; a 135D unit
with 30-in. (762 mm), 0.66-cu.-yd. (0.50 m
shoes, and 8,113-lb. (3680 kg) counterweight; and a 225D LC unit with 42-in. (1067 mm), 1.09-cu.-yd. (0.83 m
heavy-duty bucket, 9-ft. 7-in. (2.91 m) arm, 32-in. (800 mm) triple semi-grouser shoes, and 16,710-lb. (7586 kg) counterweight.
work gets done right and on schedule. On-site preventive maintenance service performed where
and when you need it helps protect you from the expense of catastrophic failures and lets you avoid
waste-disposal hassles.
Extended coverage – gives you a fixed cost for machine repairs for a given period of time so
you can effectively manage costs. Whether you work in a severe-service setting or just want to spread
the risk of doing business, this is a great way to custom-fit coverage for your operation. And an
extended coverage contract also travels well because it’s backed by John Deere and is honored by
all Deere construction dealers.
Customer Support Advisors (CSAs) – Deere believes the CSA program lends a personal quality
to Customer Personal Service (CPS). Certified CSAs have the knowledge and skills for helping make
important decisions on machine maintenance and repair. Their mission is to help you implement a
plan that’s right for your business and take the burden of machine maintenance off your shoulders.
3
), 1,023-lb. (464 kg) bucket, 9-ft. 11-in. (3.01 m) arm, 28-in. (700 mm) triple semi-grouser
3
), 1,731-lb. (721 kg)
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