As far as the UK market is concerned, Caterpillar is the king of motor graders. There are more CAT motor graders for sale here at PlantPages than from any other manufacturer. Caterpillar lay claim to inventing the standalone motor grader, (as opposed to a tractor and frame arrangement) in 1931 after acquiring grader manufacturer Russell. In the current range, there is a surprising number of models to choose from. The smaller CAT motor graders will have model numbers such as 120M2 or 140M – these will have operating weights between 16 and 21 tonnes. The larger graders have shorter model numbers – these represent the width of the blade in feet. So a 16 will have a blade of 16ft. As with all CAT equipment, the naming conventions are changing and being simplified. The smaller range will simply become 120,140,150 and 160 whilst the larger range will become the 14, 16, 18 and 24.
As German machinery show, Bauma is almost upon us, we get a chance to take a look at some f=of the machinery on offer, including offerings from Caterpillar which include the next generation 140 motor grader, long reach excavator and road and rail excavator the M323. Remember, there’s always tonnes of farm machinery for sale...>
Caterpillar will be launching its new Cat® 140 Motor Grader, upgrading it to the next generation platform. The new model, which features the next generation hallmarks of efficiency, productivity and operator comfort, will debut at bauma 2025 in Munich. Over the years, customers have shown that the 140’s usefulness and flexibility has few limits. Its...>
The newly launched Caterpillar 120 GC Motor Grader comes with with reduced fuel consumption, low maintenance costs and easy-to-operate controls. Excelling in low- to medium-duty applications, the new 120 GC delivers reliable, low-cost operation in a range of applications that include government and municipal work, county road maintenance, and finish grading. Its powershift transmission and...>