Range of 10,100 lbs to 13,730 lbs depending on model and whether it is single or tandem drive.
It's a tandem drive unit.
Then its 9T probably will weigh 13,760 lbs
Then its 9T probably will weigh 13,760 lbs
Could also be a 1M, 1R, 1U, or 79C model.
check the powershaft to the controls before you buy. If the blade controls operate, the shaft is ok. Later models of the 9T had a shear pin to protect the shaft, earlier models didn't😮
If you buy it, check out the steering box early on, they are expensive and getting scarcer if you have to have one because your's bearings went out and you broke the worm (CAT want's $1200 for a new worm). I started to do ours, but incorrectly figured "if it ain't broke don't fix it"😮 We have one on it now that was adapted from a larger grader I belive.
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