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John Deere 444K Wheel Loader

Category: Wheel Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: John Deere ➔
Model: 444K ➔

The John Deere 444K is a versatile wheel loader designed for heavy-duty construction, agriculture, and material handling applications. Featuring a powerful engine and advanced hydraulics, the 444K delivers efficient performance and fuel economy. Its robust frame and durable components ensure long-lasting reliability in demanding environments. The operator cab provides enhanced visibility, ergonomic controls, and comfort for extended use. Equipped with advanced technology, the John Deere 444K wheel loader offers precise load management and improved productivity. Ideal for loading, lifting, and transporting materials, the 444K is a reliable choice for contractors and operators seeking a high-performance wheel loader.

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General Specifications

Bucket Capacity	2.5 - 4.0 (1.9) Starting 2019 Model Year
Engine Power	124 (92) Starting 2019 Model Year
Engine type	Deere PSS 4045 Starting 2019 Model Year
Max Dump Height	8.9 (2.7) Starting 2019 Model Year
Operating Weight	25,022 (11,350) Starting 2019 Model Year

Bucket

Breakout Force	17,549 lbs (7,960 kg)
Bucket Capacity - Smallest	3 cu yd (2 cu m)
Dump Clearance at Max Raise	9 ft (3 m)
Largest bucket capacity	4 cu yd (3 cu m)

Capacities

Heaped Capacity	3 cu yd (2 cu m)
Hydraulic Tank	31 gal (119 l)
Transmission	5 gal (19 l)

Dimensions

Height - Top of Cab	11 ft (3 m)
Hinge Pin - Max Height	12 ft (4 m)
Length with Bucket on Ground	23 ft (7 m)
Reach at Max Lift and Dump	5 ft (1 m)
Turning Circle	38 ft (12 m)
Wheelbase	9 ft (3 m)
Width Over Tires	8 ft (2 m)

Driveline

Differential lock	Front- Locking Rear- Open
Parking Brake Type	Wet Multi Disc
Ride control system	Optional
Service Brake - Location	All Wheels
Service Brake Actuation	Hydraulic
Service Brake Type	Wet Multi Disc
Tire size - Standard	17.5 R25

Engine

Alternator	100 amps
Displacement	275 cu in (4,502 cu cm)
Emission level	Tier 4
Engine Make	John Deere
Engine Model	PowerTech PSS 4045
Engine Output-Net	123 hp (92 kw)
Make	Deere PowerTech
Net Power	124 hp (92 kw)
Pump	Piston
Rated Speed	2100 rpm
System Voltage	24 V
Torque	374 lbs ft (507 nm)
Torque Rise	34%
Transmission Type	Powershift

Operating Specifications

Front Axle/Diff Fluid Capacity	6 gal (22 l)
Fuel Capacity	58 gal (220 l)
Operating Weight	25,023 lbs (11,350 kg)
Rated Bucket Capacity	2 cu yd (2 cu m)
Rear Axle/Diff Fluid Capacity	6 gal (22 l)

Transmission

Pump Flow	37 gpm (140 lpm)
System Pressure	248.3 psi

Weights

Operating Weight

24,698 lbs (11,203 kg)

John Deere 444Ks currently for sale

A 2015 John Deere 444K From McCoy Construction & Forestry for $72,000.00 USD

A 2019 John Deere 444K From Martin Equipment for $95,000.00 USD

A 2020 John Deere 444K From McCoy Construction & Forestry for $120,000.00 USD

A 2015 John Deere 444K From RDO Equipment Company for $89,980.00 USD

A 2015 John Deere 444K From Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers for Auction Pricing

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