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John Deere 672G Motor Grader

Category: Motor Graders ➔
Manufacturer: John Deere ➔
Model: 672G ➔

The John Deere 672G is a motor grader designed for road construction, maintenance, and grading applications. It is part of John Deere's G-Series lineup and is used for shaping surfaces, fine grading, ditching, and snow removal. The 672G typically features a diesel engine, articulated frame, and moldboard control systems for precise blade positioning. It is commonly configured with all-wheel drive options, cab controls, and hydraulic systems suited to municipal, highway, and site preparation work. The model is recognized for its balance of grading performance, operator visibility, and service access in heavy equipment fleets.

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Blades

Maximum Shoulder Reach Outside of Tires - Left	6.80 in (17.27 cm)
Maximum Shoulder Reach Outside of Tires - Right	6.80 in (17.27 cm)
Moldboard Sideshift - Left	26.90 in (68.33 cm)
Moldboard Sideshift - Right	26.90 in (68.33 cm)

Circle

Max Lift Above Ground

19.30 in (49.02 cm)

Engine

Base Power (1st Gear) - Net

170.00 hp (126.77 kw)

Moldboard

Moldboard Height	24.00 in (60.96 cm)
Moldboard Length	12.00 ft (3.66 m)

Operating Specifications

Operating Weight

36,060.00 lbs (16,356.56 kg)

Steering System

Articulation Angle	22 degrees
Turning Radius	23.70 ft (7.22 m)

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