Motor Graders
John Deere's latest G-Series Graders take their proven reputation to the next level. Expanded grade-control system options, including SmartGrade models with technology integrated directly into the machine to deliver more accurate grading results. Existing models boast increased performance, along with a host of proven features to help you boost productivity and maximize uptime while lowering daily operating costs.
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SmartGrade 3D Grade Control
Industry-first John Deere SmartGrade Motor Graders are fully integrated and calibrated from the factory, arriving at your jobsite ready to work. In-cylinder position sensing allows the machine to stay on grade no matter what blade pitch, articulation angle, or circle offset you’re running.
Features and Specifications
When planning to purchase a motor grader, it's essential to consider its features and specifications to ensure that it can handle the tasks you have in mind. Here are some key features and specifications to look for:
MODEL
The model of a motor grader refers to its specific make and model number. This information is essential when researching and comparing different motor graders to determine which one is the best fit for your particular needs.
MOLDBOARD HEIGHT
The moldboard is the main sTD OPERATION WEIGHT on a motor grader and is used for cutting and shaping the road surface. The height of the moldboard determines the depth of the cut that the grader can make, and a higher moldboard height allows the machine to cut through larger piles of material.
STD OPERATION WEIGHT
A motor grader's standard operating weight refers to the machine's weight when it is fully equipped and ready to use. This weight includes the engine's importance, the moldboard's weight, and any additional attachments or equipment that may be added.
OVERALL LENGTH
A motor grader's overall length refers to the machine's total length, including the moldboard and any additional attachments. This specification determines how much space the grader will need to operate effectively.
MAX SPEED
The maximum speed in the forward direction is an important specification when considering the motor grader's overall performance. This specification will impact the grader's ability to move quickly from one area to another and the operator's efficiency and comfort when operating the machine.
Uptime Isn't Everything - It's the Only Thing.
To maximize uptime and lower costs, JDLink telematics also enables John Deere Connected Support.™ John Deere’s centralized Machine Health Monitoring Center analyzes data from thousands of connected machines, identifies trends, and develops actions to prevent downtime called Expert Alerts.
Doggett John Deere uses Expert Alerts to proactively address conditions that may otherwise likely lead to downtime. We also can monitor machine health and leverage remote diagnostics and programming capability to further diagnose problems and even update machine software without a time-consuming trip to the jobsite.