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$15,200after 23 bids
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This lot sold for $15,200 at government auction in Layton, UT on June 25, 2026, after 23 bids.
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Ends Jun 25, 2026
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Condition: As-is
Up for auction is a 1993 Dresser 870 motor grader. This machine was previously used by Weber Basin Water Conservancy District and is being offered as surplus. Machine Details: Year: 1993 Make: Dresser Model: 870 Product Identification Number: 8G780008U2004448 Operating Hours: 2,968 Enclosed Cab Front Blade/Moldboard Articulating Frame Condition: Transmission has issues and only has 3rd gear and higher in forward. All reverse gears function properly. This unit does not have 4WD. Air conditioning is not operational. Hour meter reads 2,968 hours. Tires appear to be in serviceable condition. Cab glass appears intact. Normal cosmetic wear, scratches, fading, and surface rust consistent with age and municipal use. Machine has been retired from service and is being sold as-is. This grader may be suitable for road maintenance, site preparation, drainage work, snow removal, and general grading applications, but bidders should take the mechanical issues into consideration. Sold as-is, where-is, with no warranties expressed or implied. Buyers are strongly encouraged to inspect the equipment prior to bidding.
Weber Basin Water Conservancy District, UT
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