United States / North American reference
Verified specifications
Values are manufacturer-published or faithfully converted from the cited manufacturer record. Manufacturer-published dual units are retained where available, and the basis column travels with every value.| Specification | Metric | Imperial | Standard / configuration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Net engine power | 117 kW | 157 hp | Manufacturer-published net output |
| Operating-weight range | 22,400–23,300 kg | 49,380–51,370 lb | Published configuration range |
| Maximum digging depth | 6,650 mm | 21 ft 10 in | Manufacturer reference configuration |
| Maximum ground reach | 9,860 mm | 32 ft 4 in | Manufacturer reference configuration |
What the specifications mean
The weight range should be carried into transport estimates rather than collapsed to an average.
Depth and reach define different parts of the working envelope.
Compare Deere's power figure only with another net-power basis.
Configurations and options to verify
- Published weight is a range; identify arm, bucket, shoes and guarding on the candidate machine.
- Installed grade-management, camera and hydraulic options require serial-specific confirmation.
- Coupler and auxiliary-circuit details should be recorded before attachment comparison.
Used 210 P-Tier inspection priorities
- Measure links, bushings, rollers, idlers and sprockets against service limits—not by appearance alone.
- Cycle boom, arm, bucket and swing under load; check cylinders, drift, linkage play and slew bearing movement.
- Review cold-start behaviour, fault history, emissions-system records and installed grade-control hardware.
- Confirm auxiliary circuits, coupler controls and included work tools in operation.
Hours, condition and ownership cost
Hours are context, not a condition grade. Duty cycle, idle time, maintenance evidence, wear-system measurements, structural repairs and installed technology should be evaluated together.
Cost drivers to model
- Undercarriage remaining life and travel duty can dominate near-term repair exposure.
- Pins, bushings, cylinders, pumps and emissions components should be priced from inspection evidence.
- Fuel, operator, attachment wear, transport and expected annual utilization belong in a total-cost model.
Attachments and compatibility
- Record coupler or pin geometry before comparing buckets, thumbs or breakers.
- Match breaker and processor weight, flow, pressure, return and case-drain requirements.
- Include attachment weight when checking stability, lift information and transport.
Transport planning
- Record actual travel length, width, height and weight with the fitted boom, arm, shoes, counterweight and work tool.
- State what remains installed and what travels separately; carriers must confirm route and permit requirements.
Manufacturer provenance
Sources and verification notes
Each exact value above points to one of these first-party records.John Deere
Open manufacturer source 210 P-Tier Mid-Size Excavator
United States · exact model technical page · verified August 2026 · confidence: manufacturer-verified