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2000 John Deere 250C
The 2000 John Deere 250C, a stalwart in heavy construction, boasts a 25-ton capacity and a robust Mercedes engine. With a working 9121 hours, it's been put through its paces. Tires are at a reliable 50% across all positions. Not without its quirks, it's noted that the front end doesn't pull and requires a new axle for optimal performance. This workhorse is located in North Carolina, having previously changed hands. This John Deere means business for those in need of a tough, capable construction companion.
Stock Number
STK-6241000
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Quantity
0 of 1 Available
Location
North Carolina, USA
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Item Details
Industry | HeavyMachinery |
Titled Vehicle | No |
Template | Construction |
Year | 2000 |
Make | John Deere |
Model | 250C |
A/C | true |
Capacity (Tons) | 25 |
Engine Make | Mercedes |
Heater | true |
Hours | 9121 |
R/R Outside Tires | 50 |
R/R Inside Tires | 50 |
L/R Inside Tires | 50 |
L/R Outside Tires | 50 |
L/Center Outside Tires | 50 |
L/Center Inside Tires | 50 |
R/Center Inside Tires | 50 |
R/Center Outside Tires | 50 |
Mechanical Issues | front doesn't pull, needs a new axle |
Construction Summary
Construction equipment is essential in industries that rely on heavy machinery for earthmoving, demolition, grading, and material handling. This includes dozers, loaders, backhoes, and excavators — often the backbone of large and small job sites alike. These machines are expected to endure demanding conditions while maintaining performance across a wide variety of tasks. Whether operating in remote areas or dense urban zones, construction equipment plays a vital role in building infrastructure, roads, and facilities that support economic growth.
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