John Deere 770CH Motor Graders

John Deere 770CH

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General overview

The John Deere 770CH is a motor grader used for grading and surface-shaping work in construction settings. It is powered by a John Deere PowerTech 6081H six-cylinder engine rated at 162 kW (220 hp), with a net power output of 136 kW (185 hp) under ISO 9249.

This model uses a powershift direct-drive (manual/automatic shifting) transmission with 8 gears forward and 8 gears reverse. Its blade system is all-hydraulic, with float position, seven blade-lift arm positions, and a blade lift above ground of 470 mm (19 in). Additional working features include 25° articulation, 32° total front axle oscillation, and a maximum travel speed of 44 km/h (27.3 mph). It also includes a front V-type manual two-pitch position scarifier with hydraulic float, a width of cut of 1,220 mm (4 ft), five shanks/teeth, and a maximum digging depth of 338 mm (13 in).

Year

1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Engine Power

220 hp

Operating Weight

16,434 kg

Moldboard Width

4 m

Additional specifications

Displacement

6 cu(m)

Height to top of cab

3,124 mm

Wheelbase

6,225 mm

Number of Cylinders

6

Maximum Travel Speed - High

44 km/h

Maximum Digging Depth

338 mm

Net Power (ISO 9249)

185 hp

Manufacturer and Model

John Deere PowerTech 6,081H

Powertrain Type

Powershift direct-drive (manual/automatic shifting)

Gears Forward

8

Gears Reverse

8

Front Axle Oscillation (total)

32 deg

Steering (Turning Radius)

7 m

Steering (Articulation)

25 deg

Maximum Pump Flow

186 L/min

Maximum System Pressure

17,586 kPa

Blade Function

All-hydraulic, industry preferred hand-lever placement of blade-function controls; includes float position; easy conversion from two-hand to one-hand blade-lift control; seven blade-lift arm positions

Blade Range - Lift Above Ground

470 mm

Blade Pull At Maximum Operating Weight

8,400 kg

Tandem Axle Spacing

1,595 mm

Base Length

2,563 mm

Scarifiers - Type

Front: V-type manual two-pitch position with hydraulic float

Width of Cut

1,220 mm

Number of Shanks/Teeth

5

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere 770CH. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration.

Listed features include a Powershift direct-drive powertrain with manual/automatic shifting, 8 forward and 8 reverse gears, all-hydraulic blade controls with float position, and a front V-type scarifier with hydraulic float.

The 770CH uses a John Deere PowerTech 6081H engine with 6 cylinders.

Engine power is listed as 164.1 kW (220 hp). Net Power (ISO 9249) is listed as 138 kW (185 hp).

The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type for the John Deere 770CH.

The supplied specifications do not identify specific job applications. Its listed all-hydraulic blade functions, blade float position, and front scarifier indicate grading and surface-preparation capabilities, but suitability for a particular job depends on site requirements and configuration.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service-life estimate for the 770CH. For a used unit, inspect maintenance records, engine condition, powertrain operation, hydraulics, blade controls, scarifier components, and structural wear.

Check maintenance records, engine condition, transmission shifting, hydraulic leaks and function, blade controls, scarifier wear, axle and steering operation, tire condition, cab condition, and structural damage. Test the machine under operating load when possible.