Attachments for a John Deere 350G
A John Deere 350G is a 80,000 lb (36.3 t) excavator, which puts it in the 36 t+ heavy class. It takes 100 mm bucket pins on a pin-on stick. 2 attachments in the Quarrymark range fit a John Deere 350G: 1 digging bucket and 1 thumb. 1 of those are a direct fit: right weight class, right pin diameter. Prices start at $6,343.20.
John Deere 350G
| Operating weight | 80,000 lb · 36.3 t |
|---|---|
| Weight class | 36 t+ · heavy |
| Bucket pin diameter | 100 mm |
| Coupler / interface | Pin-on |
| Machine type | Excavator |
| Attachments that fit | 2 (1 direct fit) |
Operating weight is from the manufacturer’s published spec sheet. Pin diameter and coupler style are derived from that weight against our own tonnage bands. They are the right starting point for a machine in this class, not a statement about your specific unit. Verify both against your OEM spec, or send us a photo of the stick end and we will confirm it before you order.
2 attachments for a 350G
We grade the fit rather than answer yes or no. Direct fit means the weight class and the mounting both check out. Fits your class means the attachment is rated for a machine of this weight and mounts pin-on. Verify first means something, usually the pin diameter, needs confirming before it ships. Telling a contractor a bucket fits when it does not is how you earn a freight claim.
Everything that fits a John Deere 350G
Digging Buckets for a 350G
1 digging bucket
Buying attachments for a John Deere 350G
What size bucket fits a John Deere 350G?
Buckets from 54" up to 54" wide are rated for a John Deere 350G. The widths we stock in this class are 54". On a 36.3 t machine the narrow end of that range is the trenching and utility-line width, and the widest sizes are for grading and cleanup, where you are moving loose material rather than breaking ground. Go wider than the machine's rated capacity and you will feel it as lost breakout force and a tippy load at full reach, not as a fitment problem.
What pin size does a John Deere 350G use?
A John Deere 350G in the 36.3 t class typically runs 100 mm bucket pins on a pin-on connection. That is the number to check first, because it is the one that stops a bucket going on: the weight class tells you whether the machine can lift the attachment, the pin diameter tells you whether it will physically pin up. Pin diameter is derived from the machine's operating weight against our own tonnage bands, so measure yours or send us a photo of the stick end before ordering.
Can I run a hydraulic hammer on a John Deere 350G?
Not from the models listed here. None of our current hammers is rated for a 36.3 t excavator. Call (704) 555-0140 with your auxiliary flow and relief pressure and we will tell you what is available in this class.
Will a quick coupler fit a John Deere 350G?
We do not currently list a coupler rated for a 36.3 t machine in this catalog. Tell us the machine's stick-end pin centres and we will source one. Call (704) 555-0140.
