JOHN DEERE 870G MOTOR GRADERS

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OEM
JOHN DEERE
Model
870G
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
CRAWLER EXCAVATORS

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Technical Description

The John Deere 870G Motor Grader delivers robust performance with a net engine power of 180 hp (134 kW) at first gear, optimized for gearing to maximize efficiency across applications. It features a 14-foot long, 27-inch high moldboard with a maximum sideshift of 26.9 inches left and right, and a maximum shoulder reach outside the tires of 7.7 inches on both sides. The moldboard circle has a max lift above ground of 17.8 inches, enabling effective material handling and grading precision. Operating weight is approximately 36,120 lbs, providing stability and traction in various terrains. Steering articulation allows a 22-degree angle with a turning radius of 23.7 feet, facilitating tight maneuverability. The grader’s design incorporates advanced hydraulics and control systems to enhance operator precision and comfort. It is capable of handling heavy-duty grading tasks with optimized power delivery, contributing to greater productivity and fuel efficiency. The 870G’s engineering balances power, control, and durability in a rugged machine suited for demanding construction and maintenance grading operations. Additional features such as auto articulation and optional automation systems (like SmartGrade on GP models) further enhance grading accuracy and efficiency while reducing operator fatigue. This motor grader is ideal for contractors and municipalities requiring reliable, versatile earthmoving capabilities.

Technical Attributes

Engine Power
180 HP
Operating Weight
36,120.00

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