This Champion 720A III is a used motor grader — sometimes called a road grader or grading machine — a heavy construction machine designed to fine-grade and level surfaces for road building, maintenance, and earthmoving work. Champion is a well-established manufacturer of motor graders with a long history of supplying equipment to civil construction, highway maintenance, and municipal road departments.
Built in 1990 and now showing 4,149 hours, this machine is powered by a Cummins engine that was fully reconditioned in 2009, giving the powertrain a meaningful service life reset relative to the overall age of the unit. The machine is configured as a six-wheel-drive (6x6) all-wheel-drive grader, a specification that greatly improves traction on loose, wet, or uneven terrain compared with standard rear-drive configurations — making it well suited to off-highway grading and challenging site conditions.
The primary grading blade is a 14-foot moldboard, a capable width for both finish grading and heavy material redistribution. Complementing the main blade, the machine is equipped with a 12-foot wide front V-plow, making it a strong candidate for snow removal contracts where a dedicated snow-fighting setup is required. A 13-foot hydraulic folding side wing extends the machine's effective working width and folds hydraulically for road travel, a practical feature for operators moving between job sites. Rounding out the attachment package is a front multishank scarifier, which allows the machine to break up compacted material or hardened road surfaces before the moldboard passes — a valuable capability for reclamation and rehabilitation work.
This motor grader is located in Idaho, USA, and is offered for sale at $62,500.
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