Skid Steers


John Deere Skid Steers

A John Deere skid steer is a compact loader on four wheels that turns within its own footprint, which makes it a strong fit for tight farmyards, landscaping jobs and building sites. Swap the bucket for forks, a broom, a snow blower or a rotary cutter and the same machine works year-round.

Koenig Equipment sells G-Tier and P-Tier skid steers across Ohio and Indiana. Stop in to compare frame sizes, or request a quote on any model and our team will help you match the machine and attachments to your work.

Yellow John Deere 318 P skid steer loader dumping dark brown dirt onto a large pile under a cloudy sky

Which John Deere Skid Steer Fits Your Work?

Rated operating capacity is the key number. Smaller frames are lighter and easier to trailer, while larger frames lift more and run demanding high-flow attachments.

Model Gross power Rated operating capacity Operating weight
316 P-Tier 65 HP 1,750 lb 6,180 lb
318 P-Tier 65 HP 1,945 lb 6,542 lb
320 G-Tier 69 HP 2,190 lb 7,150 lb
324 G-Tier 74 HP 2,690 lb 7,700 lb
330 P-Tier 98 HP 2,950 lb 9,930 lb
334 P-Tier 118 HP 4,000 lb with one standard counterweight set 10,264 lb

Every model page shows our current price, and you can request a quote for current offers and John Deere Financial options.

Sales, Service and Parts From the Same Team

Downtime on a skid steer stops the whole job. Our service technicians maintain and repair John Deere compact equipment, and genuine John Deere parts such as filters, hydraulic parts and ground engaging parts are available through your Koenig store or anytime on Koenig Marketplace.

Schedule service or ask the store nearest you about pickup and delivery.

Man servicing a John Deere 320 skid steer, holding its yellow side panel, with a John Deere 410L in the background

Compare Compact Equipment or Shop Used

Working on soft or muddy ground? Compare John Deere compact track loaders. For digging and loading, see compact excavators and compact wheel loaders, and browse compact construction attachments. Looking for a deal? Browse used John Deere skid steers for sale at Koenig, updated as units come in.

John Deere Skid Steer FAQs

How much does a John Deere skid steer cost?
Price depends on the model, tier and options such as high-flow hydraulics and cab features. Each model page shows our current price, and our team can send a quote with any current offers and financing options.

How much does a John Deere skid steer weigh?
Operating weight on the models we carry runs from 6,180 lb on the 316 P-Tier to 10,264 lb on the 334 P-Tier. Check your trailer and tow vehicle ratings before you choose.

What is the biggest John Deere skid steer on this page?
The 334 P-Tier, with 118 gross HP and a 4,000 lb rated operating capacity with one standard counterweight set. High-flow hydraulics come standard, with up to 44 gpm for high-flow attachments.

What is the difference between G-Tier and P-Tier?
P-Tier models are the redesigned machines. On the 330 P-Tier, for example, gross horsepower is up 7% over the 330 G-Tier, the fuel and DEF tanks are larger, and the sealed, pressurized cab gives 20% more visibility than G-Series machines.

Should I buy a skid steer or a compact track loader?
A skid steer rides on tires, which suits hard surfaces like concrete and gravel. A compact track loader spreads its weight over rubber tracks for better flotation on soft, wet or uneven ground. Our team can help you weigh the jobs you do most.

What attachments can a John Deere skid steer run?
John Deere offers more than 100 attachments for its skid steers. Optional high-flow hydraulics on G-Tier models run snow blowers, rotary cutters and brooms, and optional electrically actuated Quik-Tatch lets you connect some attachments without leaving the cab.

Equipment Search
x

Quick Equipment Search

Equipment Filter