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When choosing between a John Deere 160 Excavator and a 210 Excavator you will want to look at the specific needs of your projects.
The 160 is smaller and more maneuverable, which makes it a good fit for tight spaces and urban areas. This is also a more cost-effective option for smaller projects.
If you are looking for an Excavator for bigger projects and heavier digging requirements then the 210 Excavator might be a better fit. It has a larger digging depth and reach, as well as a larger bucket capacity, which allows for more efficient digging and material handling. With a higher horsepower, it can handle more demanding projects.
Another benefit to the 210 Excavator is it has a wider range of attachment options, allowing for more versatility on the job site.
| Key Specifications: |
John Deere 160 Excavator |
John Deere 210 Excavator |
| Max Digging Depth |
21 ft. 4 in. |
21 ft. 11 in. |
| Max Reach |
30 ft. 7 in. |
32 ft. 7 in. |
| Max Bucket Capacity |
0.50 cu. yd. |
0.90 cu. yd. |
| Net Power |
122 hp. |
159 hp. |
| Operating Weight |
39,526 lb. |
52,097 lb. |
The John Deere 210 Excavator is larger and more powerful than the 160 Excavator, which makes it best suited for medium to large-scale projects while the 160 Excavator would be ideal for small-scale digging and excavating projects.
John Deere 160 Mid-Size Excavator
John Deere 210 Mid-Size Excavator
Learn more about our John Deere Excavator options by calling our equipment sales experts today at 405-945-8517