KOMATSU G960 MOTOR GRADERS

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OEM
KOMATSU
Model
G960
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MOTOR GRADERS

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Technical Description

The Komatsu G960 Motor Grader is a powerful, mid-size motor grader designed for precise earthmoving and grading tasks. It features a 195 hp (145 kW) net base power engine in first gear, delivering efficient performance for heavy-duty operations. The grader is equipped with a standard 12-foot (3.66 m) long moldboard, with a 25-inch (63 cm) height, allowing effective material cutting and spreading. Its maximum shoulder reach outside of tires is 80 inches on the left and 79 inches on the right, complemented by a moldboard sideshift range of 30.5 inches left and 29.5 inches right for precise blade positioning. The moldboard circle offers a maximum lift of 17.5 inches above ground, enhancing versatility in various grading conditions. The G960 has an operating weight of 38,690 lbs (17,550 kg) which provides stability and traction during grading. Its articulation angle of 23 degrees combined with a turning radius of approximately 23.8 feet contributes to excellent maneuverability, especially in confined spaces. The steering system enhances operator control, optimizing the machine’s performance on construction, mining, and road maintenance projects. Overall, the Komatsu G960 balances robust engine power, blade control, and maneuverability, making it suitable for a variety of grading and earthmoving tasks requiring precision and reliability.

Technical Attributes

Operating Weight
38,690.00
Engine Power
195 HP

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