Description:
The John Deere 200LC is a workhorse of a hydraulic excavator, known for its reliability, power, and straightforward mechanical design. Manufactured between 1996 and 2006, it remains a favorite among fleet operators, construction crews, and resale buyers for its longevity and compatibility with common attachments.
This guide highlights everything owners and buyers want to know—specs, serial numbers, parts, and detailed maintenance support—all while showcasing high-demand parts available at Broken Tractor.
Specs at a Glance
Product Identification Numbers (PINs) by Year
Serial numbers for the John Deere 200LC are stamped on the frame near the cab door. Use this range to identify the year of manufacture:
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1996: 050004 – 050322
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1997: 050323 – 050620
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1998: 050621 – 050876
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1999: 050877 – 051176
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2000: 051177 – 051612
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2001: 051613 – 053004
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2002: 053005 – 503556
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2003: 503557 – 504523
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2004: 504524 – 505370
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2005: 505371 – 507260
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2006: 507261 – END
If your machine falls within these ranges, you can confidently order parts and match documentation by year.
Weight & Transportability
Weighing over 46,000 lbs, the 200LC is a true full-size excavator that requires a heavy-haul trailer and proper permitting for transport. It’s built to move massive volumes of earth, debris, or materials efficiently on job sites.
Final Drive, Undercarriage & Powertrain Parts
The John Deere 200LC features a rugged final drive and undercarriage setup. You can find quality replacements at Broken Tractor, including:
Cab Comfort & Interior Parts
Operator visibility and comfort are well-supported in this model. Broken Tractor stocks critical glass and cab components for easy replacement:
Cooling, Electrical & Fuel System Parts
Keep the engine cool and electronics operational with these parts:
Service Manual & Maintenance Tips
The official John Deere 200LC Service Manual (TM1661) includes electrical diagrams, hydraulic schematics, and full torque specs. It is invaluable for in-depth troubleshooting and repairs.
Common Service Intervals:
Recommended maintenance support parts:
Parts Diagram & Component Mapping
For illustrated breakdowns, consult the factory parts diagrams. Broken Tractor also helps with visual assembly mapping—just request assistance via the Parts Request form if you need an illustrated view of:
For Sale & Market Value
As of 2024–2025, used John Deere 200LC units typically range from $40,000 to $70,000, depending on condition, hours, and attachments. With solid resale value and abundant parts availability, it's a reliable investment.
Shop John Deere 200LC Parts
Here’s a sampling of our stocked components for the 200LC:
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