CHAMPION 715 MOTOR GRADERS
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Technical Description
The 1978 Champion 715 motor grader is a versatile earthmoving machine featuring a 14-foot hydraulic moldboard designed for road maintenance and grading operations. Powered by an Allis Chalmers engine available in either 4-cylinder gasoline (35 hp) or 6-cylinder diesel (50 hp) configurations, the grader delivers dependable performance across varied job sites. The machine utilizes a manual transmission with multiple forward gears and reverse capability, enabling operators to achieve speeds up to approximately 25 mph. The moldboard offers approximately 122 degrees of rotation and multiple pitch positions for precise grade control and material distribution. The rigid tubular frame construction provides structural integrity and operator visibility, with all moldboard and attachment controls centrally located via hydraulic valves positioned directly in front of the operator console for intuitive operation. Operating weight ranges from approximately 8,800 to 9,350 pounds depending on engine type and configuration, with tires partially filled with calcium chloride to enhance traction and stability on various surfaces. The standard operating length measures 27 feet 9 inches. This model represents Champion's 700 Series engineering, combining robust mechanical systems with user-centered hydraulic controls suitable for grading, snow removal, and road maintenance applications requiring consistent performance and operator control precision.
Technical Attributes
Operating Weight
9,350.00
Engine Power
50 HP
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