This Caterpillar 140M is a used motor grader — sometimes referred to as a road grader or blade — a heavy construction machine designed to create flat, precisely graded surfaces for road building, earthworks, and civil infrastructure projects. Caterpillar is one of the world's most recognised manufacturers of heavy construction and mining equipment, building machines trusted across the construction, mining, quarrying, and infrastructure sectors globally.
This 2010 example is located in Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia, and is offered at USD $110,540. It has accumulated 13,690 service meter hours and comes equipped with a comprehensive specification package that reflects a well-optioned, productivity-focused machine.
The grader is fitted with a 14-foot moldboard, the primary working tool used for levelling, shaping, and distributing material across a surface. It is AccuGrade ready, meaning it has been prepared for integration with Cat's machine control and GPS-based grade management system, a significant advantage for operators working to precise tolerances. The Variable Horsepower Plus (VHP Plus) system allows the engine's output to be optimised depending on the task at hand, maximising fuel efficiency and performance in varying working conditions. An automatic transmission with auto shift reduces operator fatigue on long runs and supports consistent productivity.
Operator comfort and control are well catered for. The machine features an Enclosed Roll-Over Protective Structure (EROPS) cab with air conditioning and a defroster fan, an air ride suspension seat, and an AM/FM radio. Joystick steering replaces conventional wheel steering, offering more precise and less physically demanding control, while supplemental steering provides a backup system for added safety. Throttle lock helps maintain consistent engine speed during repetitive grading passes, and the cross slope system allows the blade to be automatically maintained at a pre-set angle, supporting accurate grading without continuous manual adjustment.
Attachments and working equipment include a multi-shank ripper at the rear, used for breaking up compacted ground before grading, and a pushblock at the front, useful for moving material or manoeuvring other plant. Circle clutch technology assists with blade rotation, enabling more fluid and controlled changes in blade position. A transmission guard is also fitted to protect the drivetrain.
Safety and site awareness features include a rearview camera, auxiliary lighting, mirrors, an anti-theft system, and a beacon. The machine is fitted with a CE plate and carries an equipment certification code of NCR. Product Link enables remote monitoring of machine health and location. An online owner's manual is available, and the seller notes the machine is sold as-is, with all known issues disclosed at the time of sale.
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