KOMATSU GD611A-1 MOTOR GRADERS

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- KOMATSU
- Model
- GD611A-1
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- MOTOR GRADERS
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A+Technical Description
The Komatsu GD611A-1 is a mid-size motor grader designed for road construction and maintenance applications. Powered by a Komatsu S6D105 six-cylinder diesel engine, it delivers 155.6 horsepower at 2500 rpm with a displacement of 396.1 cubic inches. The machine features a 12.2-foot wide moldboard at 25.4 inches in height, enabling efficient material grading and spreading across varied terrain. Dimensionally, the grader measures 27.5 feet in overall length with a 19.7-foot wheelbase and 7.9-foot width over tires, providing stable operation on job sites. The articulation angle of 26 degrees allows for precise directional control with a turning radius of 22.7 feet. Operating weight totals 27,557.8 pounds, with 1.2 feet of front and rear ground clearance for rough terrain navigation. The transmission system includes six forward gears enabling maximum speeds of 27.8 mph forward and 33.9 mph reverse, offering adequate mobility between work areas. The fuel tank capacity of 75.3 gallons supports extended operational periods without frequent refueling. Tire specification of 13.00-24-10PR ensures traction and durability on construction surfaces. The isomount cab design provides operator comfort and vibration isolation during extended grading operations. This configuration makes the GD611A-1 suitable for municipal road maintenance, highway construction, and site preparation work requiring reliable, productive grading performance.
Technical Attributes
- Engine Model
- S6D105
- Engine Power
- 155.6 HP
- Operating Weight
- 27,557.80
- Max Speed
- 27.8 mph
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