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John Deere 670B Motor Grader

Category: Motor Graders ➔
Manufacturer: John Deere ➔
Model: 670B ➔

The John Deere 670B is a motor grader designed for road construction, maintenance, and earthmoving tasks. Equipped with a powerful engine and advanced hydraulic systems, the 670B delivers precise blade control and efficient grading performance. Its durable frame and robust transmission ensure reliability in demanding job site conditions. The operator cabin offers enhanced visibility and ergonomic controls for improved productivity and comfort. Commonly used in construction, mining, and agricultural applications, the John Deere 670B motor grader supports tasks such as leveling, ditching, and snow removal. This model is recognized for its balance of power, durability, and operational efficiency in heavy equipment fleets.

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Circle

Blade Tip Angle - Front	49 degrees
Blade Tip Angle - Rear	5 degrees
Diameter	60 in (152 cm)
Max Lift Above Ground	18 in (44 cm)
Max Reach Outside Tires - Left	85 in (216 cm)
Max Reach Outside Tires - Right	83 in (211 cm)
Rotation	360 degrees
Shift Left	31 in (79 cm)
Shift Right	29 in (73 cm)

Dimensions

Blade Base	9 ft (3 m)
Front Ground Clearance	2 ft (1 m)
Height to Top of Isomount Cab	10 ft (3 m)
Overall Length	27 ft (8 m)
Tandem Axle Wheelbase	5 ft (2 m)
Wheelbase	20 ft (6 m)
Width Over Tires	8 ft (2 m)

Engine

Aspiration	Turbocharged
Displacement	414 cu in (6,784 cu cm)
Engine Model	6068T
Max Power	135 hp (101 kw)
Net Power Gears 7-8	135 hp (101 kw)
Net Torque Gears 7-8	460 lbs ft (624 nm)
Number of Cylinders	6
Power Measured @	2300 rpm
Torque Measured @	1300 rpm

Front Axle

Ground Clearance	2 ft (1 m)
Oscillation - Total	32 degrees
Wheel Lean	20 degrees

Hydraulic System

Pump Flow	38 gpm (142 lpm)
Pump Type	variable displacement single hydraulic pump

Moldboard

Moldboard Height	24 in (61 cm)
Moldboard Thickness	1 in (2 cm)
Moldboard Width	12 ft (4 m)
Side Shift Left	27 in (68 cm)
Side Shift Right	27 in (68 cm)

Operating Specifications

Alternator Supplied Amperage	42 amps
Circle Gearbox Fluid Capacity	3 gal (11 l)
Cooling System Fluid Capacity	7 gal (26 l)
Fuel Capacity	70 gal (265 l)
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity	14 gal (53 l)
Max Operation Weight - Front Axle	9,870 lbs (4,477 kg)
Max Operation Weight - Rear Axle	23,440 lbs (10,632 kg)
Max Operation Weight - Total	33,310 lbs (15,109 kg)
Oil System Fluid Capacity	5 gal (19 l)
Operating Voltage	24 volts
Std Operation Weight - Front Axle	8,620 lbs (3,910 kg)
Std Operation Weight - Rear Axle	20,410 lbs (9,258 kg)
Std Operation Weight - Total	29,030 lbs (13,168 kg)
Tandem Case Fluid Capacity (each)	5 gal (19 l)
Tire Size	13.00-25

Steering System

Articulation Angle	25 degrees
Turning Radius	22 ft (7 m)

Transmission

Max Speed - Forward	24 mph (39 kph)
Max Speed - Reverse	8 mph (13 kph)
Number of Gears - Forward	8
Number of Gears - Reverse	4
Transmission Type	Power Shift

John Deere 670Bs currently for sale

A 1986 John Deere 670B From Clark Heavy Equipment for $29,750.00 USD

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