John Deere 770G Motor Graders
John Deere 770G
Average price
$205,488
5+
sold in last year
General overview
John Deere 770G is a motor grader designed for grading, shaping, and maintaining road and site surfaces. It is powered by a John Deere PowerTech PSS 9.0L engine rated at 187 kW (255 hp) and has an operating weight of 19,396 kg (42,760 lb), placing it in a heavy-duty class for construction work.
The model uses a John Deere 8-speed (8F/8R) powertrain and a 3,660 mm (12 ft) moldboard, supported by 360° circle rotation and 683 mm (27 in) circle side shift to the right. Its 6,160 mm (20 ft 3 in) wheelbase, 22° articulation, and 32° front axle oscillation (total) help define its long-frame grading configuration, while maximum travel speed reaches 45 km/h (28 mph).
Year
2011, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Length
Height
Width
8,890 mm
~350 in
3,180 mm
~125.2 in
2,490 mm
~98 in
Engine Power
255 hp
Operating Weight
19,396 kg
Moldboard Width
3,660 mm
Additional specifications
Displacement
9 cu(m)
Fuel tank
416 L
Overall length w/header
8,890 mm
Height to top of cab
3,180 mm
Wheelbase
6,160 mm
Number of Cylinders
6
Battery Voltage
24
Maximum Travel Speed - High
45 km/h
Net Power (ISO 9249)
255 hp
Manufacturer and Model
PowerTech PSS 9.0L
Net Peak Torque
1,318 Nm
Hydraulic System
60 L
Powertrain Type
John Deere 8-speed (8F/8R)
Gears Forward
8
Gears Reverse
8
Front Axle Oscillation (total)
32 deg
Front Axle Wheel Lean Angle (each direction)
20 deg
Steering (Turning Radius)
7 m
Steering (Articulation)
22 deg
Maximum Pump Flow
212 L/min
Maximum System Pressure
18,961 kPa
Blade Range - Lift Above Ground
490 mm
Blade Range - Blade Side Shift (right or left)
683 mm
Pitch at Ground Line - Forward
42 deg
Pitch at Ground Line - Back
5 deg
Shoulder Reach Outside Wheels (frame straight, right or left)
2,083 mm
Bank Cut Angle (right or left)
90 deg
Blade Pull At Maximum Operating Weight
15,501 kg
Blade Base
2,570 mm
Circle Rotation
360 deg
Circle Side Shift (right)
683 mm
Base Length
2,570 mm
Height (measured along arc, including cutting edge)
610 mm
Moldboard Thickness
22 mm
Operating Weight - Front
4,305 kg
Operating Weight - Rear
12,084 kg
Circle Diameter
1,524 mm
Operating Weights - Total
19,396 kg
John Deere 770G Motor Graders Listings
$170,960
490 mm
683 mm
90 deg
3044 hours
Rochester, United States
$93,000
683 mm
5 deg
90 deg
8026 hours
Grand Forks, United States
$136,120
45 km/h
3660 mm
19396 kg
8386 hours
Grand Forks, United States
$477,360
6160 mm
255 hp
8890 mm
539 hours
Fort Worth, United States
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What is the average price of a John Deere 770G?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere 770G. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, configuration, maintenance history, and included attachments.
What are the key advantages of the John Deere 770G?
Key listed capabilities include 190.2 kW (255 hp) net power, a John Deere 8-speed (8F/8R) powertrain, 3,660 mm (144.1 in) moldboard width, 360° circle rotation, and 683 mm (26.9 in) blade side shift. It also has a 416 L (109.9 US gal) fuel tank.
What type of engine does the 770G use?
The 770G uses a PowerTech PSS 9.0L engine with 6 cylinders.
How much horsepower does the 770G have?
The 770G has 190.2 kW (255 hp) of net power under ISO 9249.
What fuel does the John Deere 770G use?
The supplied specifications list a 416 L (109.9 US gal) fuel tank but do not confirm the fuel type.
What jobs is this Motor Graders best suited for?
As a motor grader, the John Deere 770G is suited to grading and shaping surfaces. Its listed moldboard, blade side shift, shoulder reach, bank cut angle, and circle rotation support work requiring controlled blade positioning.
What is the expected lifespan of the 770G?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 770G. Assess maintenance records, operating hours, engine condition, powertrain operation, hydraulics, moldboard wear, and the overall condition of the machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Motor Graders?
Check maintenance records, operating hours, engine starting and operation, transmission shifting, hydraulic leaks and function, steering and articulation, brakes, tires, moldboard and cutting-edge wear, circle movement, frame condition, cab controls, and any fault indicators. A documented inspection can help identify needed repairs.
