Precision Grading with the 672GP
AFGRI Equipment customer and owner-operator of a John Deere 672GP motor grader, Brett Doust, the director of Doust Grading Services, describes his positive experience using John Deere machines over the years, as well as his strong relationship and rapport with Paul Casagrande, one of AFGRI Equipment's representatives in Construction and Forestry.
Credit: Earthmoving Equipment Magazine
620G/GP
Motor Grader
- Net Engine Power: 160kW (215 hp)
- Blade Pull: 14 091 kg (31 066 lb.)
- Net Torque Rise: 40%
622G/GP
Motor Grader
- Net Engine Power: 168kW (225 hp)
- Operating Weight: 19 100kg (42 180lb)
- Blade Pull: 20 412 kg (45 000 lb.)
- Net Torque Rise: 38%
670G/GP
Motor Grader
- Net Engine Power: 175kW (235 hp)
- Operating Weight: 19 230 kg (42 395 lb)
- Blade Pull: 15 501 kg (34 173 lb.)
- Net Torque Rise: 56%
672G/GP
Motor Grader
- Net Power: 190 kW (255 hp)
Operating Weight: 20,000 kg (44,092 lb)
Blade Pull: 22,453 kg (49,500 lb.)
Net Torque Rise: 50%
770G/GP
Motor Grader
- Net Power: 190 kW (255 hp)
Operating Weight: 19,425 kg (42,825 lb)
Blade Pull: 15 501 kg (34 173 lb.)
Net Torque Rise: 54%
772G/GP
Motor Grader
- Net Power: 205 kW (275 hp)
Operating Weight: 20,500 kg (45,195 lb)
Blade Pull: 22,453 kg (49,500 lb.)
Net Torque Rise: 50%
870G/GP
Motor Grader
- Net Power: 209 kW (280 hp)
Operating Weight: 20 715 kg (45 668 lb)
Blade Pull: 15 501 kg (34 173 lb.)
Net Torque Rise: 53%
872G/GP
Motor Grader
- Net Power: 224 kW (300 hp)
Operating Weight: 21,600 kg (47,620 lb)
Blade Pull: 22,453 kg (49,500 lb.)
Net Torque Rise: 46%