Moldboard and circle
Wear in the circle and moldboard affects how well a grader cuts. Tell us about play or slop.
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Sell a Motor Grader, Running or Not
Graders come off road contracts, fleets, pits and farms. We buy them with the plow, wing and ripper.
Running or notPlow and wing included
Free offer · No obligation
Get your dozer offer
About a minute. We call back with a number.
- Cat, Deere, Champion, Volvo and more
- Snow plows and wings included
- Running or not
Real photos
Graders our team has photographed
Real photos, not stock. Equipment numbers blurred.
What we check
Grader value comes down to
- Moldboard and circle: wear, and whether it holds angle.
- Articulation: slop in the frame joint or front axle.
- Tandems: leaks or noise.
- Transmission: every gear, both ways.
- Tires: expensive, so they matter.
- Extras: front blade, wing, ripper, scarifier.
Dozer sitting idle? Get a number in minutes.
Who sells graders
Where they come from
Road maintenance
Plow and wing graders after a contract ends.
Municipal fleets
Retired on schedule.
Pits and private roads
Haul road graders.
Farms
Older graders parked for years.
Moving a grader
Long and wide with a wing. Runners drive on; dead ones get winched. Air up flat tires if you can. Dozer on the same property? Sell it too.
Graders in depth
What sets a motor grader's value
Graders have their own wear points.
Tandem drives
Tandem drive chains and bearings are expensive to fix. Leaks and noise matter.
Articulation
Articulated graders need the joint in good shape.
Attachments
Scarifiers, rippers, front blades and snow wings add value.
Tires
Grader tires are costly. Tread and sidewall condition matter.
Municipal graders
Retired municipal graders are common and often well maintained.
Questions
Common questions
Do you buy motor graders that don't run?
Yes. Graders are bought in any condition, running or not.
Do you buy graders with snow equipment?
Yes. Front plows, wings and other snow gear can go with the grader. They're worth mentioning when you send the details.
Which grader brands do you buy?
Caterpillar, John Deere, Champion, Volvo, Komatsu, Case and older Galion and Dresser graders, among others.
Can a grader drive onto the trailer?
If it runs, usually, yes. If not, it gets winched. Tell us whether the tires hold air.