If you're in the market for a compact track loader (CTL), we understand that price is a major consideration. You deserve a machine that meets your operational needs and fits your budget — without compromise.
At RDO Equipment Co., we’ve been connecting customers with John Deere machinery since 1968. Our team is passionate about helping you succeed, and that starts with finding the right CTL for your job.
Let’s break down how John Deere compact track loader pricing works — and how you can make a smart, cost-effective investment.
How Much Does a John Deere Compact Track Loader Cost?
In 2025, new John Deere CTLs typically range from $60,000 to over $150,000, depending on the model and configuration. You can also build and price your CTL online to get a more tailored estimate.
Several key factors influence the final price.
Factor 1: The Size of Your Compact Track Loader
The size of your CTL — its frame, weight, horsepower and lift capacity — plays a major role in pricing. Larger, more powerful machines generally cost more.
Here’s a general idea of how size impacts price:
Model | Length (in) | Width (in) | Height to Hinge Pin (in) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Gross Power (HP) | Starting Price |
317P | 103 | 65.1 | 121 | 8,423 | 65 | $62,000 |
325G | 112.3 | 71.5 | 126.1 | 9,500 | 74 | $72,000 |
331P | 125 | 78.9 | 132 | 11,914 | 98 | $80,000 |
333P | 125 | 78.9 | 132 | 12,183 | 108.5 | $105,000 |
335p | 125 | 78.9 | 132 | 12,300 | 118 | $122,000 |
Factor 2: Cab Style and Technology
The second factor impacting your John Deere compact loader price is the cab style you choose, and the technology you opt for. When choosing a compact track loader, there are several cab variations you can select from, they are:
ROPS (Roll-Over Protection Structure): Basic open cab
Enclosed Cab with HVAC: Adds heating and air conditioning (SmartGrade™ upgrade available).
Premium Cab: Includes high-flow hydraulics, advanced controls and SmartGrade™ technology factory-built in.
Cab upgrades can add $5,000–$50,000+ to your base price. Here’s how:
Model | 317P | 325G | 331P | 333P | 335P |
ROPS | $62,000 | $72,000 | $79,000 | $95,000 | - |
Cab (AC/Heating) | $65,000 | $76,000 | $89,000 | $106,000 | $122,600 |
Deluxe Cab | $68,000 | $83,000 | | $176,000 | $176,000 |
Factor 3: Attachments
Attachments significantly affect your total cost. At the point of purchase, many customers tack on 2-3 attachments for their machine. If you do so, expect to add $1,500-$40,000+ to your price.
Here are some common attachments and general price estimates.
Attachment Type | Price Range |
Pallet Forks | $1,500+ |
Tooth Bucket | $2,200-4,000+ |
Scrap Grapple | $5,000-$7,000 |
Rock Grapple | $5,000+ |
Mulching Heads | $20,000–$50,000+ |
Hydraulic Hammers | $7,800+ |
Factor 4: Extended Warranties
Every new John Deere compact track loader comes equipped with a 2,000-hour full machine warranty. If you want to, you can buy an extended warranty for your machine.
You can expect to pay between $1,000 and $10,000+ for an extended warranty, depending on the comprehensiveness and duration of the plan you choose and the machine you purchase.
Here are some examples of warranties and price estimations, using three popular models:
Machine | Warranty | Price (Generally) |
317P | 36 Month 2,000-Hour Power Train & Hydraulics | $1,440 |
325G | 36 Month 2,000-Hour Power Train & Hydraulics | $1,870 |
335P | 36 Month 2,000-Hour Power Train & Hydraulics | $2,710 |
317P | 48 Month 3,000-Hour Power Train & Hydraulics | $2,500 |
325G | 48 Month 3,000-Hour Power Train & Hydraulics | $3,250 |
335P | 48 Month 3,000-Hour Power Train & Hydraulics | $4,690 |
317P | 36 Month 2,000-Hour Comprehensive | $3,655 |
325G | 36 Month 2,000-Hour Comprehensive | $5,670 |
335P | 36 Month 2,000-Hour Comprehensive | $8,235 |
317P | 60 Month 3,000-Hour Comprehensive | $7,135 |
325G | 60 Month 3,000-Hour Comprehensive | $9,315 |
335P | 60 Month 3,000-Hour Comprehensive | $14,155 |
Factor 5: Delivery and Fees
Consider delivery costs and other fees as the final factors.
You should expect a processing fee for your compact track loader, especially if you finance it, although these costs are less significant compared to attachments, cab options and extended warranties.
These fees should not exceed a few hundred dollars.
If you need your machine delivered and you live outside a certain radius of the store, you might incur a fee. Delivery is usually free within 15 miles and billed by the mile beyond that.
Since many customers pick up their CTLs, delivery tends to be irregular and flexible.
Compare John Deere Compact Track Loader Models
Whether you're grading, lifting or tackling tough projects, a John Deere CTL can boost your productivity. With prices ranging from $60,000 to $150,000+, understanding the key cost drivers — machine size, cab style, attachments, warranties and delivery/fees — can help you make a confident, informed decision.
Clayton Vincent
Clayton has been with RDO Equipment Co. since early 2024. He joined the team as a Rental Sales Professional on our Buda team. Today, Clayton is a Utility Sales Professional focused on helping customers throughout his region reach their business goals by supplying reliable machine solutions.
