John Deere has launched the 444 G-Tier wheel loader in response to customer demand for more economical options in its lineup of wheel loaders.
The versatility and ruggedness of the 444 G-Tier are similar to the previously introduced 544 and 644 G-Tier machines but at a lower operating weight and smaller size. The machine can be equipped with a range of attachment options, from snow blades to grapples, ensuring adaptability across different tasks and applications. Lastly, the in-cab adjustable boom settings help streamline operations, especially when performing repetitive tasks.
Under John Deere's Performance Tiering Strategy, the G-Tier models provide customers with reliable loaders without the extras that they would find in a P-Tier or X-Tier machine.
“Our customers are always seeking the perfect solutions to meet their needs,” said Drew Miller, global product manager, wheel loaders, John Deere. “This model not only comes in at an attractive price point but it was also designed to perform and deliver the same durability and power customers expect from a John Deere machine."
According to John Deere, at a reduced price point, the 444 G-Tier still offers similar productivity as its more technologically advanced cousin, the 444 P-Tier wheel loader.
The versatility and ruggedness of the John Deere 444 G-Tier wheel loaders are similar to the previously introduced 544 and 644 G-Tier machines but at a lower operating weight and smaller size.John Deere
Among its standout features, the 444 G-Tier can be equipped with an optional high-lift for extra reach when loading trucks. Adding High-Lift linkage provides an extra 17 inches of hinge-pin height over standard linkage.
