SDLG G9240F VS Cat 120 Motor Grader

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SDLG G9240F

Engine

Deutz 240 HP
Blade

4268 mm
Weight

18000 kg
Turning Radius

7600 mm
Max Forward Speed

39 km/hr
Max Reverse Speed

25.5 km/hr

Medium (12-20 Ton)

₹ 1.2 -1.5 Crore^*

Cat 120

Engine

Cat 156 HP
Blade

3700 mm
Weight

15699 kg
Turning Radius

7400 mm
Max Forward Speed

48.3 km/hr
Max Reverse Speed

38. km/hr

Medium (12-20 Ton)

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SDLG G9240F VS Cat 120 Motor Grader

SDLG G9240F

Price Available Soon

Cat 120

₹ 1.2 -1.5 Crore

Particulars	SDLG G9240F	Cat 120

Cat 120 vs SDLG G9240F: Which Motor Grader Should You Pick?

Both graders handle road and site grading work, but they suit different priorities. The SDLG G9240F has a much stronger engine, a longer blade and an automatic power-shift transmission, which makes it easier for a new driver to operate on big, tough jobs. The Cat 120 is lighter, turns in a tighter space and runs faster on the road, and it can be fitted with joystick controls for finer, more precise blade work.

For heavy grading and wide blade coverage on large or tough sites, the SDLG G9240F's extra power gets more done in each pass. For tight sites, quick repositioning and precise blade control, the Cat 120's lighter build and joystick option suit that better. Also check fuel and cooling system size if your site runs long hours without a break. Browse the Cat grader range, the SDLG grader range, all motor graders, or read our motor grader guide.

SDLG G9240F Motor Grader

Pros:

Higher gross power of 240 HP ensures strong grading performance
Automatic power shift transmission provides ease of operation
Blade down pressure of 8947 kgf allows effective material handling
Equipped with standard AC cabin and GPS for operator comfort and guidance
Longer blade length of 4268 mm for wider coverage in a single pass

Cons:

Lower max forward speed of 39 km/hr compared to Cat 120
Heavier with a gross vehicle weight of 18000 kg, may affect maneuverability
Turning radius of 7600 mm is slightly larger, which may impact turning capability in constrained spaces

CAT 120 Motor Grader

Pros:

Higher max forward speed of 48.3 km/hr enables faster operation
Lesser gross vehicle weight of 15699 kg for potentially better fuel economy
Smaller turning radius of 7400 mm for better maneuverability in tight spaces
Joystick control option can provide ergonomics and operation precision
Larger fuel and cooling system capacity, which could mean longer operation intervals

Cons:

Lower engine power of 156 HP which may result in lesser grading capability
Shorter blade length of 3700 mm may require more passes to cover the same area
Blade pitch angle is more restricted compared to SDLG G9240F

Closing Recommendation

Both are able motor graders for grading and road work. Choose the SDLG G9240F when you need stronger engine power, a longer blade and an automatic transmission that is easier for any driver to run on big jobs. Choose the Cat 120 when you need a lighter machine that turns tighter, runs longer between refuelling, and can take joystick controls for precise blade work. So match the machine to your work: SDLG G9240F for heavy-power, wide-blade grading, Cat 120 for tight-site precision and longer run times.