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John Deere Expands Dozer Lineup with All-New 850 X-Tier and P-Tier Model Enhancements

MOLINE, Ill.  — John Deere announces the launch of the all new 850 X-Tier Dozer and significant upgrades to the 700, 750 and 850 P-Tier Dozers. These advancements enhance power, precision and efficiency, helping operators maximize productivity while minimizing downtime.

Building on its legacy of E-Drive innovation, the 850 X-Tier Dozer sets impressive standards in power, efficiency and precision to dozer applications. The 850 X-Tier utilizes dual path electric drive technology for added simplicity over traditional drivetrains and optimizes torque delivery and reduces machine complexity. To enhance customer confidence, John Deere now offers the 850 X-Tier Dozer Electric Drive Component Assurance, providing 84 months/15,000 hours of coverage on key E-Drive components for qualified machines purchased between March 1, 2025 and December 31, 2026.

Building of the success of L-Series cab, the 850 X-Tier enhances operator comfort and visibility, featuring 14% more glass area, ergonomic controls and an Advanced Vision System for improved job site awareness. Designed for minimal downtime, the dozer also features a tilting cab, allowing quick access to E-Drive components for easy diagnostics and maintenance.

"The 850 X-Tier Dozer is a powerhouse machine designed to be fuel efficient and productive in challenging jobsites," said Matt Costello, product marketing manager, John Deere. "From enhanced operator comfort to advanced SmartGrade™ technology, this machine helps the operator move dirt fast with precision."

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