John Deere 672GP '2009–pr.

John Deere 672GP '2009–pr.

The G-Series' Grade Pro (GP) package offers a suite of productivity-enhancing features for high-production grading. Grade Pro models have industry-standard pattern fingertip controls, located on the armrest, which was another customer request.

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10 years ago
Wheels&Tracks

MOLINE, Illinois (December 10, 2013)—John Deere's best-selling G-Series Motor Graders now meet Final Tier 4 emissions standards with the implementation of a John Deere PowerTech™ EPA Final Tier 4/EU Stage IV engine. The engine update also allowed engineers to implement several customer-inspired ideas to better meet the needs of today's operator.

The G-Series still boasts 12 models (670G/GP, 672G/GP, 770G/GP, 772G/GP, 870G/GP, 872G/GP) with net horsepower ranging from 220 to 287. Six of the units (those models ending in two: i.e. 872G) feature six-wheel drive, enabling them to power through the toughest cuts with power flowing to all wheels. Six-wheel drive gives operators increased traction, the ability to get more work done in fewer blading passes and a 30-percent increase in blade pull.

https://www.deere.com/en_US/corporate/our_company/news_and_media/press_releases/2013/construction/2013dec10_ft4_motor_graders.page

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