JOHN DEERE 672 G MOTOR GRADERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
672 G
Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The 2012 John Deere 672G Motor Grader is a high-performance, six-wheel-drive machine engineered for demanding grading applications. Powered by a robust 9.0-liter John Deere PowerTech PSS engine, it delivers 250 horsepower and substantial torque for efficient operation in all conditions. The grader features an 8-speed forward and 8-speed reverse transmission, providing versatile speed control and smooth shifting for optimal productivity. Its all-wheel-drive system ensures maximum traction and stability, making it well-suited for challenging terrain and heavy-duty tasks. The machine is equipped with a 12-foot moldboard, offering wide coverage and precise grading capability. Standard tire size is 17.5R25, supporting durability and ground clearance. With an operating weight of 44,000 lbs and a width of 102 inches, the 672G provides excellent balance and control. The grader has accumulated 10,575 operating hours, with the engine recently rebuilt at 32 hours, ensuring reliable performance and extended service life. Designed for efficiency and operator comfort, the 672G combines advanced hydraulics, responsive controls, and a rugged build, making it a dependable choice for contractors seeking precision and durability in motor grader operations.

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