John Deere 410 Backhoe For Sale – 116 HP Loader Backhoe From $18,000
The John Deere 410 backhoe for sale at Farmers Equipment is a mid-size backhoe loader built for utility trenching, foundation work, and construction sites where one machine needs to load and dig all day. 116 HP PowerTech EWL diesel with no DPF and no EGR, 5F/3R PowerShift with Autoshift, MFWD 4WD, and 15 ft 11 in dig depth. Inspected units from $18,000 with worldwide shipping available.
The no-DPF engine is the headline feature on current P-Tier models — simpler maintenance, more net power, and less unplanned downtime. Limited export stock available. Walkaround videos, inspection reports, and photos available on request.
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Key Highlights
- 116 HP PowerTech EWL diesel — no DPF, no EGR, simpler maintenance
- 5F/3R PowerShift with Autoshift — automatic gear selection during transport
- MFWD 4WD with limited slip differential — 65% traction to best-grip tire
- 15 ft 11 in (4.85 m) dig depth — covers most utility and foundation work
- Precision mode — reduces hydraulic flow 55% for accurate utility work
- 5,000 lb loader lift capacity to full height
- Inspected units from $18,000 — typical hours 2,000–8,000
What Makes the 410 Stand Out
No-DPF PowerTech EWL engine. Removing the diesel particulate filter and EGR system eliminates the most common maintenance headache on modern construction equipment — regeneration cycles, EGR valve fouling, and associated fault codes. The result is a simpler engine that produces more power and sees fewer unplanned stoppages. For export buyers in regions where DEF fluid supply is unreliable, this is a meaningful practical advantage.
Precision mode. A button press reduces hydraulic flow by 55% — slowing bucket and stick movement for accurate, controlled digging near live utilities without sacrificing loader performance. Most machines at this price point don’t offer a dedicated precision mode. On utility sites this pays for itself quickly in avoided incidents.
Autoshift transmission. Set the maximum gear and the PowerShift automatically selects the right ratio based on engine RPM and ground speed — reducing operator fatigue on repetitive load-and-carry cycles across larger sites.
Resale holds well. John Deere backhoes depreciate slower than most competing brands at comparable hours. A well-maintained 410 consistently commands a premium over Case, Caterpillar, and Komatsu equivalents from the same year — real money for buyers who plan to trade up or resell.
Specifications
Contact us to confirm current unit availability — series, hours, and configuration vary by unit:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Engine | John Deere PowerTech EWL diesel — no DPF, no EGR |
| Net Peak Power | 116 HP (87 kW) at 1,900 RPM |
| Emissions | EPA Final Tier 4 / EU Stage IV |
| Transmission | 5F/3R PowerShift with Autoshift |
| Drive | MFWD 4WD — limited slip differential |
| Max Dig Depth | 15 ft 11 in (4.85 m) standard dipperstick |
| Loader Lift Capacity | 5,000 lbs to full height |
| Loader Breakout Force | 9,200 lbf |
| Backhoe Breakout Force | 7,500 lbf (33.62 kN) |
| Operating Weight | 17,582 lbs (7,975 kg) |
| Precision Mode | 55% hydraulic flow reduction — button activated |
| Cab | ROPS cab — heat and A/C available |
| Typical Hours | 2,000–8,000 depending on unit |
| Starting Price | From $18,000 depending on year and condition |
| Location | USA — export shipping to Africa, Europe, and Asia |
Who Should Buy the John Deere 410
- Utility contractors — 15 ft 11 in dig depth covers water, sewer, gas, and electrical line installations on most residential and light commercial sites
- General contractors — one machine that loads and digs all day without needing separate excavator and loader on smaller sites
- Farmers doing drainage and earthworks — dig depth and loader capacity cover most farm drainage, dam, and track construction requirements
- Export buyers — John Deere parts and dealer network is one of the strongest globally; the 410 series is well documented and widely supported
- Buyers upgrading from a 310 — more HP, deeper dig, heavier lift, and no-DPF engine on P-Tier models
What to Check Before Buying a Used 410
| Check | What to Look For |
|---|---|
| Series and year | The 410 has run through multiple series (E, G, K, L, P-Tier) — earlier models have different engine specs; confirm which series before purchasing |
| Hydraulic performance | Check loader and backhoe cycle speeds — slow cycles indicate pump wear or system pressure loss |
| Pins and bushings | Check for play in dipper stick, bucket, and swing pivots — worn pins affect dig accuracy and add repair cost |
| Transmission | Test PowerShift in all gears; confirm Autoshift engages and disengages correctly |
| Engine smoke | On P-Tier no-DPF models, blue smoke indicates oil burning; on earlier DPF models, check for regeneration fault codes |
| Extendable dipperstick | If fitted, check for play and wear in the extend mechanism |
All Farmers Equipment units are inspected before listing. Ask us for the full inspection report on the current unit.
John Deere 410 vs Case 580 Super M
| Feature | John Deere 410 | Case 580 Super M |
|---|---|---|
| HP | 116 HP | 91–97 HP |
| Dig Depth | 15 ft 11 in | 14 ft 5 in (18 ft 4 in extendahoe) |
| Loader Lift | 5,000 lbs | 6,100 lbs |
| Transmission | PowerShift 5F/3R with Autoshift | 4F/4R synchro or powershift |
| Engine | No DPF / No EGR (P-Tier) | Tier III diesel |
| Starting Price | From $18,000 | From $15,000 |
| Best For | Utility work, higher HP, Autoshift | Heavy loader work, deeper digging with extendahoe |
The 410 has more HP and a cleaner emissions system. The Super M has a higher loader lift and extendahoe option for deeper digging — the right call depends on whether loader capacity or dig depth is the priority.
Why Buy From Farmers Equipment?
- Inspected units from $18,000 — walkaround videos and photos on request
- Multiple 410 series configurations available
- Export documentation handled end-to-end
- Transparent pricing — no hidden fees
Frequently Asked Questions: John Deere 410 Backhoe For Sale
What horsepower is the John Deere 410 backhoe?
116 HP (87 kW) net peak from the PowerTech EWL diesel at 1,900 RPM on current P-Tier models. Earlier series models produce 95–110 HP depending on configuration.
What is the John Deere 410 backhoe price?
Units at Farmers Equipment start from $18,000 for older series machines. Mid-year units with moderate hours typically sell for $15,000–$20,000. Low-hour recent models range from $25,000–$35,000. We’ll confirm current pricing and hours on available units.
How deep does the John Deere 410 dig?
15 ft 11 in (4.85 m) with the standard dipperstick — covers most utility trenching, foundation digging, and drainage installations on typical construction and farm sites.
What is the difference between the 410 and 310 backhoe?
The 410 is larger, heavier, and more powerful — more HP, deeper dig, higher loader lift, and heavier operating weight. The 310 suits lighter construction and farm use. The 410 is the mid-size workhorse for serious utility and construction work. See the John Deere 310 backhoe from $19,500 for comparison.
Is worldwide shipping available?
Yes — export documentation handled on our end. Send us your location for a delivered price quote.
Ready to Buy the John Deere 410 Backhoe?
116 HP, no DPF, 15 ft 11 in dig depth, Precision mode, PowerShift with Autoshift — from $18,000.
Get in touch — we’ll confirm current series, hours, and quote shipping in one reply.
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