John Deere 333G vs Takeuchi TL8: Which Is the Better Value?
The John Deere 333G averages $66,155 CAD at auction, compared to $30,396 for the Takeuchi TL8. That's a $35,759 difference. Power-wise, the 333G offers 100 HP versus the TL8's 74 HP. The 333G has 3,700 lb rated operating capacity vs 1,900 lb for the TL8. Based on 182 verified Canadian auction results tracked by TrackCheck, here's the full breakdown.
The Verdict
The Takeuchi TL8 is the better value buy for most Canadian buyers, averaging $35,759 less than the 333G. The 333G is worth the premium if you specifically need the extra 26 HP or the higher 3,700 lb lifting capacity .
John Deere 333G
SSL$66,155 CAD avg
$14,572
Low
$142,008
High
135
Sales
Avg 2,011 hours · 2016–2024 model years
Full price guide →Takeuchi TL8
CTL$30,396 CAD avg
$10,152
Low
$63,755
High
47
Sales
Avg 2,340 hours · 2014–2020 model years
Full price guide →How do 333G and TL8 specs compare?
| Spec | John Deere 333G | Takeuchi TL8 |
|---|---|---|
| Horsepower | 100 hp | 74 hp |
| Rated Operating Capacity | 3,700 lbs | 1,900 lbs |
| Operating Weight | 12,250 lbs | 8,532 lbs |
| Lift Type | vertical | radial |
| Frame Size | large | mid |
| High Flow | 1 gpm | 1 gpm |
What are the key differences between 333G and TL8?
- Price: The TL8 is $35,759 cheaper on average (54% savings).
- Power: The 333G has 26 more horsepower (100 HP vs 74 HP).
- Lifting Capacity: The 333G lifts 1800 lbs more (3,700 lb ROC).
- Lift Type: 333G uses vertical lift while TL8 uses radial lift.
- Track Type: 333G is a wheeled skid steer (SSL) while TL8 is a compact track loader (CTL). CTLs have better traction on soft ground; wheeled units are faster and cheaper to maintain.
- Usage: Used 333Gs average 2,011 hours while TL8s average 2,340 hours.
Both John Deere and Takeuchi retain value well. See our depreciation guide for brand rankings.
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Which is the better value: 333G or TL8?
Choose the John Deere 333G if:
- You need more power (100 HP)
- You need higher lifting capacity (3,700 lbs)
- You work on pavement, concrete, or hard surfaces
- You prefer John Deere's dealer network and parts availability
Choose the Takeuchi TL8 if:
- You want lower upfront cost ($35,759 savings)
- You work on soft ground, mud, or uneven terrain
- You prefer Takeuchi's dealer network and parts availability
How do 333G and TL8 prices compare by year?
| Year | John Deere 333G | Takeuchi TL8 |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | $114,108 (2) | — |
| 2023 | $15,640 (2) | — |
| 2022 | $70,712 (6) | — |
| 2021 | $70,055 (16) | — |
| 2020 | $65,303 (17) | $55,069 (2) |
| 2019 | $59,071 (30) | $25,587 (6) |
| 2018 | $66,372 (22) | $32,347 (9) |
| 2017 | $62,388 (30) | $26,248 (4) |
| 2016 | $77,193 (4) | $24,275 (4) |
| 2015 | — | $31,728 (18) |
| 2014 | — | $26,342 (2) |
Prices in CAD. Numbers in parentheses are sample size. Lower price highlighted.
How do 333G and TL8 prices compare by hours?
| Hours | John Deere 333G | Takeuchi TL8 |
|---|---|---|
| 0-999 hrs | $94,619 (30) | $55,069 (2) |
| 1,000-1,999 hrs | $77,093 (30) | $33,418 (15) |
| 2,000-2,999 hrs | $59,218 (44) | $27,670 (20) |
| 3,000-3,999 hrs | $41,066 (24) | $27,505 (2) |
| 4,000+ hrs | $32,775 (1) | $26,646 (4) |
Hours matter more than age for resale value. See our hours vs age analysis.
Where can I buy a 333G or TL8 in Canada?
John Deere 333G
2019 John Deere 333G
2,100 hrs · Saskatoon
$69,000 CAD
2022 John Deere 333G
3,822 hrs · Kamloops
$69,500 CAD
2022 John Deere 333G
2,433 hrs · Fordwich
$73,000 CAD
2020 John Deere 333G
N/A hrs · Mississauga / Peel Region
$63,900 CAD
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