Key Features
- Maximum Digging Depth: Up to 10 ft.
- Maximum Digging Reach: Approximately 17 ft. 1 in.
- Operating Weight: Approximately 8,135 lb.
- Engine Power: 23.3 net horsepower
- Fully Enclosed Heated and AC Cab
- Long Arm with Counterweights
- Gray Hydraulic Thumb
Description
When you need more from your compact excavator, the John Deere 35 P-Tier might be your “one and done.”
This small-but-mighty muscle specializes in making work in close quarters seem like no big deal. Loaded
with customer-inspired ideas like significant lift and reach, precise control, and an amazingly comfortable
cab, digging, excavating, and loading tasks become big possibilities. Plus it runs quiet, too. Jobsite-proven
standard and optional advantages including your choice of tracks and John Deere attachments push the
35 P-Tier to make a sizable impact on the potential — and profitability — of your operation.
New Equipment and Includes a 24″ Bucket and Grey Hydraulic Thumb.
Door Drop Rentals makes it easy by delivering the equipment directly to your project site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of projects can I use it for?
The 17P is well suited for residential trenching, irrigation work, drainage systems, landscaping, retaining walls, small footings, stump removal, and similar excavation projects.
Do I need experience to operate it?
Previous equipment experience is helpful. Renters should be comfortable operating machinery and must follow all provided operating and safety instructions. Contact Door Drop Rentals if you are unsure whether this machine is right for your experience level or project.
What bucket or attachments are included?
Included equipment and available attachments may vary. Check your reservation details or contact Door Drop Rentals to confirm the bucket size and any optional attachments available for your project.
Can I use it near underground utilities?
Never dig until underground utilities have been located and clearly marked. Contact 811 before beginning any excavation project. The renter is responsible for confirming that the work area is safe and properly marked.
Will the rubber tracks protect my lawn?
Rubber tracks are gentler on many surfaces than steel tracks, but the excavator can still leave impressions, disturb soil, or damage grass—especially when turning sharply or operating on soft or wet ground.
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