CATERPILLAR 14G MOTOR GRADERS

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- CATERPILLAR
- Model
- 14G
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- MOTOR GRADERS
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A+Technical Description
The Caterpillar 14G is a versatile motor grader powered by a Caterpillar 3306 diesel engine producing 180 horsepower with a displacement of 640.8 cubic inches. This rugged machine features an overall length of 30.3 feet, width over tires of 9.4 feet, and operates at a standard weight of 40,653.3 pounds, making it suitable for medium to heavy-duty road construction and maintenance applications. The grader is equipped with a 14-foot blade base and reaches a maximum height of 11.8 feet to the top of the cab, providing operators with excellent visibility and blade control. The direct-drive power shift transmission offers eight forward and eight reverse speeds, enabling maximum forward speeds of 27.1 mph and reverse speeds of 31.5 mph for efficient job-site mobility. With a turning radius of 26 feet and a wheelbase of 21.2 feet, the 14G delivers excellent maneuverability despite its substantial size. The machine rides on 16x24 10-ply tires designed for traction across varied terrain. Its articulated frame design enhances precision in grading operations, while the hydraulic implement system provides short throws and modulation for accurate blade positioning and depth control. The 14G represents a proven platform for road grading, leveling, and finishing work, combining durability with operational efficiency across commercial and municipal applications.
Technical Attributes
- Operating Weight
- 40,653.30
- Engine Power
- 180 HP
- Engine Model
- 14G
- Max Speed
- 27.1 mph
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