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Champion 720A Motor Grader

Category: Motor Graders ➔
Manufacturer: Champion ➔
Model: 720A ➔

Champion 720A is a motor grader used for road construction, grading, ditching, and surface finishing. Built by Champion Road Machinery, the 720A is part of a line of articulated graders designed for earthmoving and maintenance work on highways, municipal roads, and job sites. Typical features include a front-mounted moldboard, tandem rear drive, and operator controls for precise blade adjustment and material shaping. The Champion 720A is commonly referenced in used equipment, parts, and service contexts. It is recognized as a vintage motor grader model associated with heavy-duty grading applications and general road maintenance operations.

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Circle

Blade cutting depth	2.50 ft (0.76 m)
Blade ground clearance	1.50 ft (0.46 m)
Blade Tip Angle - Front	44 degrees
Blade Tip Angle - Rear	6.5 degrees
Diameter	66.30 in (168.40 cm)
Rotation	360 degrees
Shift Left	26.00 in (66.04 cm)
Shift Right	24.10 in (61.21 cm)

Dimensions

Blade Base	8.60 ft (2.62 m)
Overall Height with cab	11.20 ft (3.41 m)
Overall Length	27.90 ft (8.50 m)
Overall width	8.40 ft (2.56 m)
Tread width	82.10 in (208.53 cm)
Wheelbase	20.00 ft (6.10 m)

Engine

Aspiration	Turbocharged
Bore	4.50 in (11.43 cm)
Displacement	504.70 cu in (8,270.57 cu cm)
Engine Model	6CT8.3
Net Power Gear 1-2	155.00 hp (115.59 kw)
Number of Cylinders	6
Power Measured @	2300 rpm
Stroke	5.40 in (13.72 cm)
Torque	540.00 lbs ft (732.13 nm)
Torque Measured @	1500 rpm

Front Axle

Ground Clearance	2.10 ft (0.64 m)
Oscillation - Total	16 degrees
Wheel Lean	18 degrees

Hydraulic System

Pump Flow	52.80 gpm (199.85 lpm)
Relief Valve Pressure	2500 psi

Moldboard

Max Reach outside - left	9.80 ft (2.99 m)
Max Reach outside - right	9.50 ft (2.90 m)
Moldboard Height	25.00 in (63.50 cm)
Moldboard Thickness	0.90 in (2.29 cm)
Moldboard Width	12.10 ft (3.69 m)
Side Shift Left	26.50 in (67.31 cm)
Side Shift Right	26.50 in (67.31 cm)

Operating Specifications

Cooling System Fluid Capacity	11.30 gal (42.77 l)
Fuel Capacity	100.00 gal (378.50 l)
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity	23.80 gal (90.08 l)
Oil System Fluid Capacity	10.10 gal (38.23 l)
Rear Diff/Final Drive Fluid Capacity	6.10 gal (23.09 l)
Std Operation Weight - Front Axle	9,560.00 lbs (4,336.35 kg)
Std Operation Weight - Rear Axle	22,720.00 lbs (10,305.63 kg)
Std Operation Weight - Total	32,280.00 lbs (14,641.98 kg)
Tandem Case Fluid Capacity (each)	26.50 gal (100.30 l)
Tire Size	14.00 * 24 G-2
Transmission Fluid Capacity	10.30 gal (38.99 l)

Steering System

Articulation Angle	22 degrees
Turning Radius	25.60 ft (7.80 m)

Transmission

Max Speed - Forward	28.90 mph (46.51 kph)
Max Speed - Reverse	20.70 mph (33.31 kph)
Transmission Type	Powershift

Champion 720As currently for sale

A 1986 Champion 720A From Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers for Auction Pricing

A 1999 Champion 720A From MacAllister Machinery – North for $50,000.00 USD

A 1990 Champion 720A From Schmidt Equipment Inc. for $25,000.00 USD

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