Do you need to rent a Compact Track Loader CTL (Rubber Track Skid Steer) for a commercial or
residential project within confined areas? If so, consider the smallest of the John Deere
fleet, the agile John Deere CT315 track loader rental. The next step up from a JD 315CT is a
ohn Deere 319D
Compact Track Loader.
Tracks vs. Tires: Why rent a Compact Track Loader vs. a skid steer?
- A Compact Track Loader’s (Rubber Track Skid Steer) superior stability is
excellent for working on slopes with uneven terrain or surfaces with loose gravel, mud
or soft ground. (Places a skid steer with tires would likely get stuck).
- The tracks distribute the loader’s weight evenly (at 4.8 psi) minimizing ground
pressure. Result? Minimal damage to surfaces such as lawns etc.
Power: The John Deere CT315’s 49 HP turbocharged 2.4L diesel engine
allows you to carry loads of up to 1500 lbs. (The CT315‘s Tipping
Load is 4412 lbs.)
Visibility: Industry-leading 360-degree visibility provides enhances
productivity and safety.
Superior bucket angle: The 40-degree dump angle allows the bucket to empty
all content (including sticky material).
Comfort: The CT315’s sculptured high back seat will help you keep
productivity high.
What can you do with a John Deere CT315 Compact Track Loader Rental (Rubber Track Skid Steer
Rentals)?
- Backfill trenches
- Dig trenches
- Prepare grounds for landscaping
- Snow removal
- Remove debris from construction sites
- Fence pole installation
- Sod removal
- Clear land and load rubbish bins
- Plant trees
- Remove stumps
- Load pickup trucks, hoppers and spreaders
- Grade and level driveways1
- Load sand and gravel
- Brush cutting
We provide quick delivery on heavy equipment rentals throughout the Seattle region. See our
Delivery rates for more details.
KOMTRAX equipped excavator rentals will relay error codes, cautions, maintenance
items, fuel levels, and much more.
| Emission Rating |
Interim Tier 4 / Stage 3B |
| Engine Make / Engine Model |
John Deere / PowerTech 4024T |
| Net Power, kW (hp) @ Rated rpm |
33.5 (45) @ 2400 |
| Gross Power, kW (hp) |
36.5 (49) |
| Net Peak Torque, N-m (lb-ft) |
not published |
| Displacement, L (cu in) |
2.4 (149) |
| Engine Aspiration |
Turbo. |
| Fuel Capacity, L (gal) |
66 (17.5) |
| Standard Pump Flow, L/min (gpm) |
61 (16) |
| Optional High Flow, L/min (gpm) |
not published |
| System Pressure, kPa (psi) |
23800 (3450) |
| Hydraulic power, kW (hp) |
26.1 (35) |
| Optional high flow hydraulic power, kW (hp) |
not published |
| SAE Rated Operating Capacity, kg (lb) |
681 (1500) |
| Tipping Load, standard, kg (lb) |
2003 (4412) |
| Breakout Force Boom, kN (lb) |
12 (2700) |
| Breakout Force Bucket, kN (lb) |
14.7 (3300) |
| Vertical lift geometry |
No |
| Maximum Ground Speed, standard, kph (mph) |
9.7 (6) |
| Two Speed Transmission Ground Speed, kph (mph) |
not published |
| Standard Rubber Track Width mm (in) |
320 (12.6) |
| Ground Pressure, Standard Track, kPa (psi) |
33.3 (4.8) |
| Track Guage, center to center, mm (in) |
1220 (48.4) |
| Length with Bucket, mm (in) |
3170 (124) |
| Length Without Bucket, mm (in) |
2440 (96) |
| Width Without Bucket, mm (in) |
1540 (61) |
| Height to ROPS, mm (in) |
1960 (77) |
| Height to Hinge Pin, mm (in) |
2780 (110) |
| Dump Height, mm (in) |
2310 (91) |
| Dump Reach, mm (in) |
442 (17.4) |
| Dump Angle, degrees |
40 |
| Bucket Rollback @ ground, degrees |
30 |
| Ground Clearance, mm (in) |
198 (7.8) |
| Angle of Departure, degrees |
25.25 |
| SAE Operating Weight, kg (lb) |
3087 (6800) |
