Komatsu G990 Motor Grader Specs

Category: Motor Graders ➔
Manufacturer: Komatsu ➔
Model: G990 ➔

Blades

Komatsu G990 Motor Grader Blades specifications
Maximum Shoulder Reach Outside of Tires - Left	89.00 in (226.06 cm)
Maximum Shoulder Reach Outside of Tires - Right	89.00 in (226.06 cm)
Moldboard Sideshift - Left	5/30 in (12.70 cm)
Moldboard Sideshift - Right	29.50 in (74.93 cm)

Circle

Komatsu G990 Motor Grader Circle specifications
Max Lift Above Ground	17.50 in (44.45 cm)

Engine

Komatsu G990 Motor Grader Engine specifications
Base Power (1st Gear) - Net	225.00 hp (167.79 kw)

Moldboard

Komatsu G990 Motor Grader Moldboard specifications
Moldboard Height	31 (standard) in (78.74 cm)
Moldboard Length	14 (standard) ft (4.27 m)

Operating Specifications

Komatsu G990 Motor Grader Operating Specifications specifications
Operating Weight	48,720.00 lbs (22,099.05 kg)

Steering System

Komatsu G990 Motor Grader Steering System specifications
Articulation Angle	21 degrees
Turning Radius	26.80 ft (8.17 m)

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