Caterpillar 160 Next Gen Motor Grader Specs

Category: Motor Graders ➔
Manufacturer: Caterpillar ➔
Model: 160 Next Gen ➔

Engine

Caterpillar 160 Next Gen Motor Grader Engine specifications
Engine Model	Cat® C9.3B — Starting 2026 Model Year
Net Power - ISO 9249/SAE J1349	240.00 hp (178.97 kw) — Starting 2026 Model Year

Moldboard

Caterpillar 160 Next Gen Motor Grader Moldboard specifications
Blade Width	14.00 ft (4.27 m) — Starting 2026 Model Year

Power Train

Caterpillar 160 Next Gen Motor Grader Power Train specifications
Forward/Reverse Gears	9 Forward / 6 Reverse — Starting 2026 Model Year

Service Refill Capacities

Caterpillar 160 Next Gen Motor Grader Service Refill Capacities specifications
Diesel Exhaust Fluid Tank (Tier 4 Only)	88.20 gal (333.84 l) — Starting 2026 Model Year
Fuel Tank	98.00 gal (370.93 l) — Starting 2026 Model Year

Weights

Caterpillar 160 Next Gen Motor Grader Weights specifications
Operating Weight - Typically Equipped	43,767.00 lbs (19,852.40 kg) — Starting 2026 Model Year

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