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The John Deere 9R 390 tractor hydraulic pump flow is 55 GPM, and hydraulic system pressure is 3,625 psi.
Hydraulic pump flow55 GPM
Implement flow55 GPM
Total hydraulic flow55 GPM
Hydraulic pressure3,625 psi
Hydraulic system typeclosed-center
Hydraulic fluid capacity50 gal
John Deere 9R 390 Hydraulic Flow Details
| Hydraulic pump flow | 55 GPM |
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| Implement hydraulic flow | 55 GPM |
| Total hydraulic flow | 55 GPM |
| Hydraulic system pressure | 3,625 psi |
| Hydraulic system type | closed-center |
| Hydraulic fluid capacity | 50 gal |
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John Deere 9R 390 Extra Hydraulic Notes
| Hydraulic flow note | For hydraulic work, the key number on the John Deere 9R 390 is 55 GPM implement flow; that points toward large hydraulic implements and high-demand farm equipment where SCV flow matters. |
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| Hydraulic pressure note | At 3,625 psi, the John Deere 9R 390’s hydraulic system pressure matters most for lift force, cylinder force and loader response. |
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| Hydraulic system type note | System type matters on the John Deere 9R 390: closed-center affects how hydraulic flow and pressure are delivered to valves and implements. |
| Hydraulic fluid capacity note | Hydraulic fluid capacity on the John Deere 9R 390 is 50 gal, but the correct oil type and fill/check procedure should still come from the official manual. |
Official information note
Mistakes do happen. Hydraulic flow, pump flow, implement flow, pressure, rear remote / SCV setup and fluid capacity can change by year, market, transmission, pump option, loader package and hydraulic package. Please check the operator manual and official deere.com website for official information.







