JOHN DEERE 670B MOTOR GRADERS

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OEM
JOHN DEERE
Model
670B
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MOTOR GRADERS

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Technical Description

The John Deere 670B Motor Grader features a robust John Deere 6068T six-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine delivering 135 hp (101 kW) at 2300 rpm with 460 lb-ft of torque at 1300 rpm, ensuring reliable power and durability through replaceable wet-type cylinder liners and high-strength alloy heads with valve seat inserts. Its power shift transmission provides 8 forward and 4 reverse speeds, with a maximum forward speed of 24.4 mph and reverse speed of 8.2 mph, enabling versatile operation across various grading tasks. The machine’s blade assembly includes a 12 ft wide moldboard, 24 in height, and 0.9 in thickness, with a circle diameter of 59.9 inches capable of 360-degree rotation, allowing for precise blade tip angles (49° front, 5° rear) and max lateral shifts left/right of approximately 31 in and 28.6 in, respectively. Dimensionally, the grader measures 27.3 ft in overall length, with a wheelbase of 19.6 ft, tandem axle wheelbase of 5.1 ft, and width over tires of 7.9 ft, while maintaining a front ground clearance of 1.9 ft. Its articulated steering system provides a 25° articulation angle and a 22 ft turning radius, enhancing maneuverability on job sites. The hydraulic system, powered by a variable displacement single pump with a flow rate of 37.6 gpm, supports accurate controls of blade and steering functions. Operating weights range up to 33,310 lbs, with a fuel capacity of 70 gallons and a 24-volt electrical system. Tire size is 13.00-25, suitable for demanding terrain and stability during grading operations.

Technical Attributes

Engine Power
135 HP
Blade Length
12 ft
Operating Weight
33,310.00 44,088.00
Engine Model
6068T CAT C71
Max Speed
24.4 mph

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