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Road Grader / Motorgrader

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Sam

06-08-2003 19:37:33




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I have a M-M Grader powered by a four cyclinder gas engine. It has a 12 foot blade operated by hydraulics, including side-shift. It runs well and I'm using it to grade my driveway. I don't find the model number (4 1/4x5 283 4A) listed. Where might I find more information?




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husen

04-08-2004 08:21:18




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 Re: Road Grader / Motorgrader in reply to Sam, 06-08-2003 19:37:33  
giv me all details of graders + prices + pics



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don kettering

06-10-2003 18:49:02




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 Re: Road Grader / Motorgrader in reply to Sam, 06-08-2003 19:37:33  
I have an American Grader with a MM U LP tractor as the power source. If any one is interested make me an offer I can not refuse.



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Lowell

06-09-2003 18:23:20




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 Re: Road Grader / Motorgrader in reply to Sam, 06-08-2003 19:37:33  
What you describe was probably made by the American Grader Co. of Omaha, Ne. sometime between 1950 - 52. I have one with serial # 03900095 also known as an American 900. It is a MM UTSG with a 283 engine.



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Joe

06-09-2003 09:46:25




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 Re: Road Grader / Motorgrader in reply to Sam, 06-08-2003 19:37:33  
Hi Sam,

Look along the right side of the transmission housing, just under the opperators platform. There might also be a tag along the left side of the grader frame about in the halfway point of the tractor. I have a UG made by American Grader company using a MM U as the power unit. They made only 125 of these units. If you need more info just ask.

Enjoy, Joe



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Bob

06-09-2003 08:01:15




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 Re: Road Grader / Motorgrader in reply to Sam, 06-08-2003 19:37:33  
I'm not a MM expert, but I would suspect the grader was built by someone else, using the MM engine and rear end. I used to have an old Gallion blade with a Hart Parr tractor as the power unit, and they, or other companies may have used MM's. Check the main beams that arch up over the grader blade. Often, there is a nameplate in this area.



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Jim

06-08-2003 20:43:20




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 Re: Road Grader / Motorgrader in reply to Sam, 06-08-2003 19:37:33  
The number you posted is the engine model number, not the model number of the machine. This engine was used in the U series tractors.



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Sam

06-09-2003 06:53:41




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 Re: Re: Road Grader / Motorgrader in reply to Jim, 06-08-2003 20:43:20  
Jim.

Thanks for the info. I'll look for the other model number tags. If you know where they may be, please let me know where to look. Thanks again.

Sam



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