GALION T500 MOTOR GRADERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
T500
Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The 1977 Galion T500 Motor Grader is a classic piece of heavy construction equipment designed for grading and leveling surfaces in road building, site preparation, and maintenance applications. This model features a robust frame and durable components built to withstand demanding job site conditions. The grader is equipped with a moldboard and optional snow wing, allowing for versatile grading and snow removal tasks. The operator station provides basic controls for maneuvering and blade adjustment, supporting efficient operation in a range of environments. While specific technical details such as engine power, operating speeds, blade diameters, overall weight, fuel capacity, travel range, and control system specifications are not available, the T500 series is recognized for its reliability and straightforward mechanical design. The grader’s construction emphasizes ease of maintenance and long service life, making it a practical choice for contractors seeking dependable performance from vintage equipment. Its compact size and maneuverability suit it for use on smaller projects or in confined spaces where larger graders may be impractical. The 1977 Galion T500 Motor Grader remains a respected model among operators familiar with older, rugged grading machines.

Category

  1. CONSTRUCTION
  2. → MOTOR GRADERS

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