Deere rolled out its redesigned backhoe line in June, retaining core components while introducing a range of enhancements to operator comfort, visibility and control.
The five updated models include the 310 G-Tier and 310, 320, 410 and 710 P-Tier.
Emily Pagura, product marketing manager, gave Equipment World a complete overview of the new models at Deere’s 2025 Construction Field Days event earlier this year in Sacaton, Arizona.
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What Features Did Deere Keep?
Deere maintained core performance features of the backhoes, including the engine, transmission and hydraulic systems.
What’s New for 2025?
The entire cab structure has been redesigned from the ground up. New features include:
- Consolidated side posts and a new excavator-style overhead rear window for improved visibility.
- A standard factory-installed rear camera system, featuring two cameras positioned at the back corners of the cab, along with a dedicated 8-inch touchscreen display.
- A wider cab for improved maneuverability when switching between digging and loading operations.
- A new, more ergonomic loader grip and relocated switches for easier access.
- Upgraded HVAC system for more airflow and an optional heated and ventilated seat.
- Upgraded LED work lights and LED turn signals.
- Additional storage space and an upgraded exterior toolbox.
For more details on the new models, check out our video above.
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