John Deere announced on June 13 that it has added the John Deere 324E to its existing line of skid steer loaders.
The machine has a 74 horsepower engine, upgraded controls, and heightened boom performance. Its design is geared toward reducing daily operating costs while boosting productivity.
"The addition of the 324E is a great complement to our portfolio and provides contractors even more freedom to choose a skid steer that best suits their application needs," said Gregg Zupancic, product marketing manager of John Deere Construction & Forestry. "We're confident our customers won't find a more owner- and operator-friendly skid steer on the market, and that's because their input was the inspiration behind the best-in-class experience operators can expect from the E-Series line as a whole."
Operators can use ISO, H-pattern or foot/joystick electrohydraulic joystick controls. They can switch between all three control patterns while working with the push of a button. Cab improvements like expansive curved front glass and a large top window have also been made to the machine to provide operators with more visibility.
The expanded engine compartment provides a clear view of action behind the operator. There is also a large entryway with an all-glass curved door for wide-open access. This allows users to slip in and out of the skid steer loader without any issues.
For more information on the John Deere 324E, contact your local John Deere dealer or visit www.johndeere.com.