John Deere 760A Scraper Specs

Category: Scrapers ➔
Manufacturer: John Deere ➔
Model: 760A ➔

Bowl

John Deere 760A Scraper Bowl specifications
Heaped Capacity	9.50 cu yd (7.26 cu m)
Rated Payload	23,750.40 lbs (10,773.01 kg)

Dimensions

John Deere 760A Scraper Dimensions specifications
Height - Top of Cab	9.10 ft (2.77 m)
Overall Length	33.70 ft (10.27 m)
Overall Width	6.10 ft (1.86 m)

Operating Specifications

John Deere 760A Scraper Operating Specifications specifications
Cooling System Fluid Capacity	9.10 gal (34.44 l)
Engine Oil Fluid Capacity	5.00 gal (18.93 l)
Fuel Capacity	69.10 gal (261.54 l)
Operating Voltage	12 volts
Transmission Fluid Capacity	24.00 gal (90.84 l)

Tractor Engine

John Deere 760A Scraper Tractor Engine specifications
Displacement	531.00 cu in (8,701.55 cu cm)
Gross Power	159.00 hp (118.57 kw)
Make	John Deere
Net Power	152.00 hp (113.35 kw)
Power Measured @	2200 rpm

Transmission

John Deere 760A Scraper Transmission specifications
Number of Forward Gears	8
Number of Reverse Gears	3

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