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John Deere Debuts Two Redesigned Compact Excavator Models

Making their debut to the compact equipment market, John Deere unveils its newly redesigned 17 P-Tier and 26 P-Tier Compact Excavators. Stemming from valuable customer feedback and testing insights, both models have been fully manufactured to John Deere specifications, offering a distinctive experience and impeccable quality. Providing optimal versatility on the jobsite, the 17 P-Tier and 26 P-Tier Compact Excavators are designed to excel in a variety of construction and landscaping applications.

"Each construction and landscaping jobsite is different, and some require more versatile equipment options. The redesigned 17 P-Tier and 26 P-Tier Compact Excavators meet the growing demand for powerful machines that perform in tight job sites," said Justin Steger, product marketing manager, John Deere. "Backed by countless hours of customer testing and feedback, we are proud to offer these newly updated compact solutions that deliver power and productivity in the dirt, as well as standard features to improve the operator experience."

Boasting impressive cycle times, exceptional digging power, expansive attachment capability and operator productivity, the 17 P-Tier and 26 P-Tier models were designed using real customer insights aimed to deliver excellent performance and operator satisfaction. These models are built to withstand tough working conditions, while still providing optimal performance in tight spaces. 

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