CHAMPION 730A SERIES IV MOTOR GRADERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The Champion 730A Series IV Motor Grader features a 14-foot moldboard designed for versatility and efficient material handling. Powered by a robust Cummins engine, the grader delivers reliable performance suitable for heavy-duty grading tasks. The powershift transmission ensures smooth and responsive gear changes, optimizing power delivery and operator control. It includes a 9-foot wide front blade enhancing grading precision, and a 13-foot snow wing for effective snow removal operations. The machine is equipped with durable 14.00R14 tires, ensuring traction and stability across various terrains. This motor grader measures approximately 27 feet 10 inches in length and weighs around 34,750 pounds, facilitating strong ground engagement and operational stability. The combination of engine power, versatile blade widths, and efficient powertrain makes the Champion 730AIV ideal for road construction, maintenance, and snow management applications. Its powershift transmission simplifies shifting under load, improving productivity and operator comfort. This motor grader balances power and precision with its compact moldboard and extended snow wing capabilities, suitable for both grading and winter operations in challenging environments.

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  1. CONSTRUCTION
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