10 Old Motor Graders That Were Absolute Monsters
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Discover 10 old motor graders that were absolute monsters — massive machines that pushed construction engineering to unbelievable limits. From the legendary Caterpillar No. 12 and powerful Huber 5D-190 to the groundbreaking Galion T-700, Caterpillar No. 16, and massive 16G, these graders helped shape modern road construction. We also explore the bizarre CMI Autoblade, which bends in two places and features a rotating cab, the enormous O&K G350, and the incredible RayGo Giant with two engines. At number two stands the Caterpillar 24H, built for the world's biggest mining haul roads. But nothing beats the Champion 100T — a 202,000-pound, 700-horsepower Canadian giant, with a 24-foot blade and only 13 ever built. It remains the largest production motor grader ever made.
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10 Old Motor Graders That Were Absolute Monsters
Supreme Machines
2,590 views
Discover 10 old motor graders that were absolute monsters — massive machines that pushed construction engineering to unbelievable limits. From the legendary Caterpillar No. 12 and powerful Huber 5D-190 to the groundbreaking Galion T-700, Caterpillar No. 16, and massive 16G, these graders helped shape modern road construction. We also explore the bizarre CMI Autoblade, which bends in two places and features a rotating cab, the enormous O&K G350, and the incredible RayGo Giant with two engines. At number two stands the Caterpillar 24H, built for the world's biggest mining haul roads. But nothing beats the Champion 100T — a 202,000-pound, 700-horsepower Canadian giant, with a 24-foot blade and only 13 ever built. It remains the largest production motor grader ever made.
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Supreme Machines does not fully own the material compiled in this video. It belongs to individuals or organizations that deserve respect.
We use under Copyright Disclaimer, Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976. "Fair Use" is permitted for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, and teaching. scholarships and research.
For any commercial/general/copyright inquiries
Contact : deepusinghji43@gmail.com