John Deere Elevates Efficiency with 510 P-Tier Excavator

 



John Deere recently introduced the new 510 P-Tier Excavator model, replacing the 470 P-Tier, designed to deliver exceptional performance, increased fuel efficiency and various levels of grade management technology.

With a 9.0 l John Deere Power Systems engine, the 510 P-Tier delivers the same power and performance as the 470 P-Tier’s larger 13.5 l engine – while reducing fuel consumption, depending on application and operating speed. This efficiency gain is driven in part by a new electronic, on-demand cooling system that replaces traditional hydraulic fans, reducing engine load. The cooling package features ten electric fans (E-Fans) that optimize airflow, while maintaining adequate cooling performance.

“We maintained the same net horsepower to give operators the impressive performance they expect from a 51 t machine,” stated Justin Steger, product marketing manager at John Deere. “The additional value to the customer is found in lower ownership and operating costs with this machine.”

The 510 P-Tier is designed to reduce total cost of ownership, in part due to a 10% decrease in maintenance costs and a 16% drop in repair expenses, over the machine’s full lifecycle, compared to the 470 P-Tier.

Building on the John Deere commitment to intelligent solutions, the new 510 P-Tier offers the same grade management technology options as the 470 P-Tier. Operators can reach grade faster and achieve more points on grade, helping eliminate costly rework and additional jobsite inputs caused by over-excavation. Customers can choose from 2D Grade Guidance, 2D SmartGrade™ Ready Control or full 3D SmartGrade™. Additionally, the right, rear and left camera system with LED surround lighting comes standard and is integrated into the main monitor of the machine.

The new John Deere 510 P-Tier Excavator is designed for high productivity and maximum efficiency, offering reduced operating costs, all while delivering the reliability and technology solutions expected from John Deere.

Source: Deere & Company

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