Compare John Deere wheel loader specs side-by-side to find the right fit for your job site
See how each model stacks up in terms of operating weight, bucket capacity, breakout force, and more
The John Deere wheel loader lineup offers flexibility in size without compromising in durablity or power. On the lower end, the 644 P-Tier, 644 X-Tier, and 724 P-Tier are suited to medium-duty material handling and are easy to manoeuvre across job sites. Moving up in size, the 744 P-Tier and 744 X-Tier models serve as versatile and high-performance options that offer strong horsepower, responsive hydraulics, and advanced operator-assist features. The 824 P-Tier and 824 X-Tier provide increased breakout force, larger bucket capacities, and enhanced stability, making them ideal for heavy-duty production loading. At the upper end, the 844 P-Tier delivers substantial power for quarry and large-site operations. Across the lineup, operators can enjoy upgraded cabs, intuitive controls, and consistent performance on any job site.
Features of the 824 X-Tier wheel loader:
The 824 X-Tier is a standout in the John Deere lineup due to its powerful engine and operating weight. The 824 X-Tier delivers durability with high-capacity, heavy-duty axles with standard axle cooling and filtration designed to withstand demanding conditions. What particularly sets the 824 X-Tier apart is the exclusive Electric Variable Transmission (EVT), a hybrid E-Drive system that improves fuel efficiency, reduces complexity, and enables near-instant power delivery under load, boosting throughput while lowering life cycle costs. Operators also benefit from a cab that features a temperature controlling HVAC system and ergonomic controls for optimal comfort.
Check out our comprehensive wheel loader spec guide to see how John Deere models compare.
