130G EXCAVATOR - John Deere
130G EXCAVATOR - John Deere
130G EXCAVATOR - John Deere
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
A <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> exclusive, three welded bulkheads<br />
within the boom resist torsional stress<br />
for unsurpassed durability. In fact, its boom,<br />
arm, and mainframe are so tough, they’re<br />
warranted for three years or 10,000 hours.<br />
Thick-plate single-sheet mainframe, boxsection<br />
track frames, and industry-exclusive<br />
double-seal swing bearing deliver rock-solid<br />
durability.<br />
Wet-sleeve cylinder liners, mono-steel pistons,<br />
and large-diameter connecting rods ensure<br />
long-term engine durability.<br />
Reinforced resin thrust plates, grooved<br />
bushings, and thermal-coated bucket<br />
joints increase arm and boom lube intervals<br />
to 500 hours.<br />
Oil-impregnated bushings enhance durability<br />
and extend grease intervals to 500 hours for<br />
the arm-and-boom joint and 100 hours for<br />
the bucket joint.<br />
Tungsten-carbide coating creates an extremely<br />
wear-resistant surface to protect the allimportant<br />
bucket-to-arm joint.<br />
With large idlers, rollers, and strutted links,<br />
the sealed and lubricated undercarriage<br />
delivers long and reliable performance.<br />
Nothing runs like this <strong>Deere</strong>.<br />
Unlike some excavators that scream for attention, the <strong>130G</strong>’s hydraulically driven on-demand fan runs as<br />
fast as needed, helping reduce noise and fuel consumption. Its highly efficient cooling system keeps things<br />
running cool, even in high-trash environments and high altitudes. Other traditional <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> features include<br />
tungsten-carbide thermal-coated arm surfaces, oil-impregnated bushings, and three welded-boom bulkheads.<br />
For maximum uptime and long-term durability. When you know how they’re built, you’ll run a <strong>Deere</strong>.