
FIATALLIS FG65C MOTOR GRADERS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The 1998 FIATALLIS FG65C Motor Grader is a compact, articulated machine designed for precision grading and earthmoving tasks. Powered by an 80 HP diesel engine, this grader delivers reliable performance for a variety of construction and maintenance applications. The operating weight of 13,315 lbs provides stability and traction, ensuring efficient operation on diverse terrains. With 5,279 hours of use, the machine remains in solid working condition, featuring a robust power shift transmission that offers smooth gear changes and responsive control. The FG65C is equipped with a 10-foot mold board, hydraulic tilt capability, and a front scarifier, enhancing its versatility for grading, scarifying, and leveling tasks. The articulated chassis design allows for excellent maneuverability, making it suitable for tight spaces and complex job sites. The operator station includes an enclosed cab with heat, providing comfort and protection in various weather conditions. Additional features include a hydraulic tilt mold board, power shift transmission, and a durable four-wheel drive system. The grader’s design emphasizes ease of operation and maintenance, with accessible service points and a straightforward control layout. This model is ideal for contractors seeking a dependable, mid-sized motor grader for road maintenance, site preparation, and light earthmoving projects.
Technical Attributes
- Operating Weight
- 13,315.00
- Engine Power
- 150 HP
Category
- CONSTRUCTION
- → MOTOR GRADERS
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