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The John Deere 670G is a motor grader designed for road construction, maintenance, and grading applications. It is part of John Deere's G-Series lineup and is commonly used for shaping surfaces, fine grading, ditching, and snow removal. The 670G features a diesel engine, articulated frame, and moldboard control system for precise blade positioning and material handling. It is built for operator visibility, control, and durability in demanding jobsite conditions. The model is used by contractors, municipalities, and road crews for earthmoving and surface finishing tasks. The 670G is recognized as a mid-size motor grader in the John Deere equipment range.
| Height | 10.42 ft (3.18 m) |
|---|---|
| Length | 29.17 ft (8.89 m) |
| Weight | 42,340.00 lbs (19,205.12 kg) |
| Width | 8.17 ft (2.49 m) |
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