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John Deere 50 P-Tier Mini Excavator

John Deere 50 P-Tier mini excavator specs: 35.9 hp net power, 10,847 lb operating weight, 11 ft 7 in max digging depth, 29.8 gpm hydraulic pump flow, and 18.5 gal fuel capacity.

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John Deere 50 P-Tier Mini Excavator Specs at a Glance

The John Deere 50 P-Tier Mini Excavator is a 10,847 lb compact mini excavator rated at 36 net horsepower with a listed max dig depth of 11.58 ft. Use this page to check the core model specs, then confirm the exact serial range, blade or bucket, undercarriage, counterweight, hydraulic options, and emissions package before using the numbers for purchase, transport, or bid decisions.

Spec basis: 50 P-Tier compact excavator public product/specification reference. Confirm exact market, serial range, canopy or cab, blade, rubber track, arm, bucket, counterweight, coupler, hydraulic package, and emissions package before using values for hauling, bidding, rental, purchase, or service planning.

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Key OEM Spec Summary

Net Horsepower 36 HP
Operating Weight 10,847 lbs
Bucket Capacity 0.16 cu yd
Max Dig Depth 11.58 ft
Est. Fuel Burn 1.70 GPH
Est. Hourly Cost $34.00/hr

Fuel burn and hourly operating cost are Heavy Equipment Hub editorial planning estimates. They are not OEM guaranteed values.

Complete OEM Technical Data Sheet

Verified OEM engine parameters, hydraulic pressure circuits, digging forces, and transport dimensions.

Verified Spec Sheet
Source & Verification
Reference Name John Deere 50 P-Tier compact excavator product specifications
Primary OEM Reference https://www.deere.ca/en/excavators/compact-excavators/50-p-excavator/
Secondary OEM Reference https://www.deere.com/en/excavators/compact-excavators/50-p-excavator/
Last Reviewed September 2026
Spec Configuration 50 P-Tier compact excavator public product/specification reference. Confirm exact market, serial range, canopy or cab, blade, rubber track, arm, bucket, counterweight, coupler, hydraulic package, and emissions package before using values for hauling, bidding, rental, purchase, or service planning.
Cost and Fuel Note Fuel burn and hourly operating cost are Heavy Equipment Hub editorial planning estimates. They are not OEM guaranteed values.
Editorial Guardrail John Deere data is published as a source-checked compact excavator model page with configuration notes. Deeper mini excavator cluster guides should be added one search intent at a time.
Engine and Power
Engine Make and Model Yanmar 4TNV88C
Net Power 35.9 hp
Rated Speed 2,400 rpm
Displacement 133.7 cu in / 2.19 L
Cylinders 4
Aspiration Naturally aspirated reference
Emissions Final Tier 4 / EU Stage V
Digging Performance
Operating Weight 10,847 lb
Maximum Digging Depth 11 ft 7 in
Maximum Reach 19 ft 7 in
Maximum Cutting Height 18 ft 10 in
Maximum Dump Height 13 ft 4 in
Bucket Digging Force 8,498 lbf class reference
Arm Digging Force 5,800 lbf class reference
Lift Capacity Planning Note Use Deere lift charts for radius, blade position, bucket, coupler, and counterweight before lifting or placing loads.
Planning Bucket Capacity 0.16 yd3 editorial planning basis; verify exact bucket model and material before production estimates
Hydraulic System and Travel
Hydraulic Pump Flow 29.8 gpm
System Relief Pressure 3,553 psi class reference
Auxiliary Flow Planning Confirm one-way/two-way auxiliary setup, couplers, pressure, case drain, and attachment chart before thumbs, augers, breakers, or compactors.
Travel Speed - Low 1.7 mph class reference
Travel Speed - High 2.7 mph class reference
Ground Pressure 4.1 psi class reference
Swing Speed 9 rpm class reference
Dimensions and Tracks
Overall Length 17 ft 9 in class reference
Overall Width 6 ft 7 in class reference
Overall Height 8 ft 4 in class reference
Track Shoe Width 16 in rubber track reference
Tail Swing Radius Compact 5-ton class tail swing; verify exact configuration
Ground Clearance 1 ft 1 in class reference
Transport Planning Note Bucket, coupler, thumb, blade, cab, fuel level, and trailer rules change practical transport weight.
Blade and Capacities
Blade Width 6 ft 7 in class reference
Blade Height 13 in class reference
Fuel Tank Capacity 18.5 gal
Hydraulic Tank Capacity 14.8 gal class reference
Cooling and Service Note Document radiator cleaning, fuel filtration, hydraulic filters, final drive oil, swing bearing grease, blade wear, and bucket linkage condition.
Buying and Fleet Notes
Best Fit Fleets that want a 5-ton Deere compact excavator for utility trenching, rental work, residential excavation, and mixed compact equipment ownership.
Verify Before Transport Cab/canopy, bucket, thumb, quick coupler, blade, rubber tracks, fuel level, attachment package, and trailer payload affect final hauling decisions.
Used Machine Inspection Focus Inspect final drives, rubber tracks, rollers, swing bearing play, boom and arm pins, blade cylinders, auxiliary couplers, hydraulic heat history, emissions history, and service records.
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Machine Architecture & Operational Overview

The John Deere 50 P-Tier is a 5-ton class compact excavator for utility trenching, landscaping, rental fleets, residential excavation, drainage, pipe work, light demolition support, and tight jobsite digging. It gives Deere compact equipment searchers a real model page beside the John Deere 310 P-Tier backhoe and 333 P-Tier compact track loader, helping buyers decide whether a mini excavator, backhoe loader, or CTL pairing makes more sense. The useful questions are not only horsepower: operating weight, dig depth, hydraulic pump flow, blade width, tail swing, bucket and arm force, trailer fit, dealer support, and attachment compatibility all matter before bidding or buying.

Primary Jobsite Applications: Utility trenching, residential excavation, landscape construction, drainage work, septic support, rental fleet digging, pipe repair, grading with blade, and tight-access jobsites

Buyer and Fleet Checklist

Before You Use These Specs

Transport Planning

Confirm weight, width, height, bucket or blade removal, counterweight, shoe width, tire package, permits, and trailer capacity against the actual machine configuration.

Attachment Matching

Check hydraulic flow, relief pressure, coupler style, case drain, return filtration, tool control, lifting limits, and dealer-approved attachment charts.

Cost Per Hour

Build the hourly rate from fuel, DEF, preventive maintenance, wear parts, tires or undercarriage, repairs, depreciation, finance cost, insurance, and utilization.

Spec Accuracy

Use the source link and configuration note as the starting point, then verify serial range and local-market literature before purchase, repair, hauling, or bid work.

Common Long-Tail Searches This Page Answers

What is the operating weight?

10,847 lb, depending on configuration.

How much horsepower does it have?

36 net hp for the listed engine configuration.

What is the maximum dig depth?

11.58 ft with the listed boom and stick setup.

What should be verified before use?

Serial prefix, attachment package, counterweight, track shoe width, emissions tier, and local dealer documentation.

John Deere 50 P-Tier Mini Excavator FAQ

What is the operating weight of the John Deere 50 P-Tier Mini Excavator?

The listed operating weight is 10,847 lb for the referenced configuration. Buckets, blades, couplers, thumbs, guards, counterweights, tires, track shoes, fuel level, and regional packages can change the final transport weight.

How much horsepower does the John Deere 50 P-Tier Mini Excavator have?

The listed net horsepower is 36 hp. Confirm the exact engine rating standard, emissions package, and model year before using the value for bidding, rental comparison, or attachment sizing.

Is the fuel burn shown here an OEM guaranteed number?

No. The fuel burn and hourly cost values are Heavy Equipment Hub planning estimates. Real fuel use changes with load factor, idle time, operator habits, hydraulic demand, underfoot conditions, maintenance condition, and job cycle.

What should I verify before buying, renting, or transporting this machine?

Verify serial range, configuration, attachment package, fluid specifications, transport dimensions, tire or track setup, counterweight, emissions equipment, service history, and the latest OEM or dealer documentation.

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Fleet Management Specs

Emissions Standard Final Tier 4 / EU Stage V
Fuel Tank Capacity 18.50 Gal
Service Interval 500 Hours
Duty Rating Compact

Spec Verification

Core machine values are checked against the John Deere 50 P-Tier compact excavator product specifications. Configuration-sensitive values should still be verified against the exact serial range and dealer spec sheet.

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