The John Deere 310L-EP backhoe loader available at Industrial Basanlo is a 2020 model, with 4x4 traction, 2,890 hours of use and an Atlas Copco hammer kit included for demolition and concrete breaking. This unit is ready to run in construction, civil works and industrial jobs.
Industrial Basanlo has a John Deere 310L-EP backhoe loader available for sale, a 2020 unit with 4x4 traction and an air-conditioned cab. The unit has 2,890 hours of use on record and already includes an Atlas Copco hammer kit, built for demolition and concrete or rock breaking work in addition to standard digging tasks.
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Beyond the 310L-EP unit available at Basanlo, the most searched John Deere 310 backhoe lineup has evolved across generations without changing its base layout: A diesel engine, front loader and rear digging arm on a single unit. Knowing the rest of the lineup helps show where the available unit sits within that range. Within this series, the models compared most often are the 310G, the 310J and the 310SL, each with different horsepower and capacity.
The 310G is an earlier-generation model, with a 70-horsepower engine and a digging depth of up to 14 feet 3 inches. The 310J raises horsepower to 84 while keeping the same digging depth. The 310SL is the current-production Super-series variant, rated at 101 horsepower, with electrohydraulic controls and a Tier 4 Final engine that meets stricter emissions standards.
Besides John Deere, the backhoe loader market also includes brands like Case, Caterpillar and JCB, though John Deere remains one of the most searched thanks to parts availability and resale value. John Deere backhoe parts and attachments are also widely available through the authorized dealer network, which makes maintenance easier to plan for whichever model you choose.
This table sums up the main differences between the three most searched models in the 310 series.
This table is a useful market reference, but only the 310L-EP is confirmed as available in Basanlo's inventory today. Looking for a different model in the lineup, contact us to check current availability.
Horsepower and operating weight do more than fill out a spec sheet: They also determine which job each model can handle without overloading the equipment or overpaying for capacity you will not use.
The John Deere 310L-EP available at Basanlo weighs 8,800 pounds (3,992 kg). In general, a John Deere 310-series backhoe loader weighs between 12,800 and 16,356 pounds in operating condition depending on the model, while digging depth stays around 14 feet 3 inches across most versions. These figures determine how easily the machine can be transported between jobsites and what type of ground can support its weight.
John Deere backhoe attachments, such as different bucket widths or extendable dippers, are also widely available through the authorized dealer network, so maintenance planning does not change much between models.
Buying a used backhoe loader lowers the upfront cost, but only if the machine is in good shape. Before closing the deal, go through these steps.
The right John Deere 310 backhoe depends on the size of your job and how often you will run the equipment. If your project involves demolition or concrete breaking on top of standard digging, the 310L-EP available at Basanlo is already set up for both thanks to its Atlas Copco hammer kit. Before buying, always check hours of use, maintenance history and that the listed specs match the physical unit.
If your project also needs other types of equipment while you decide on a purchase, explore Industrial Basanlo's equipment rental options.
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