
TORO SAND PRO FINISH GRADER MOTOR GRADERS
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- OEM
- TORO
- Year of manufacture
- -
Technical Description
The 2014 Toro Sand Pro Finish Grader (Model 08754) is a specialized turf maintenance attachment designed for leveling and scarifying large areas. This equipment features a 66-inch-wide box grader equipped with 15 sets of 1.8-inch reversible scarifier tines that loosen and break up soil for surface preparation and aeration. The finish grader utilizes a QAS (Quick Attach System) for seamless connection to compatible Toro traction units, specifically the Sand Pro 3040 and 5040 models. The unit includes integrated box plow and scarifier components with spring-load regulation, allowing operators to adjust depth and intensity for varying soil conditions. The grader is powered by a 12-volt electric starter system with a 300 CCA battery, enabling reliable operation across different turf applications. Hand-operated controls manage choke, throttle, and hydraulic functions for raising and lowering the grading blade, while foot pedals regulate traction speed in forward and reverse directions. Optional weight kits and carbide tine packs are available to enhance performance on challenging terrain. The attachment is constructed to withstand high-traffic areas and intensive use, making it ideal for golf courses, sports fields, and commercial landscaping operations requiring precision grading and soil aeration.
Category
- CONSTRUCTION
- → MOTOR GRADERS
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