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XCMG GR2153 Motor Grader Review: Shape the Ground for Your Next Project

A road starts taking shape when the equipment matches the grading plan. Surface levels, drainage, working width and material all influence that choice. This used XCMG GR2153 offer gives road-equipment buyers a specific machine and attachment package to explore.

The listing advertises two blades and a ripper, a US$27,000 asking price and 299 running hours. The machine is located in Shanghai, China. Seller photos show XCMG and GR2153 markings, a front blade, a central grading blade and a rear attachment assembly.

This is a desk-based review of Machineryline listing XM52799 and XCMG reference material, not a hands-on test or independent inspection. Year, hours, price and warranty are seller-listed. Confirm the full model, serial number and supplied configuration using readable identification plates.

XCMG GR2153 listing details at a glance

The asking price is a starting point for a quotation. Confirm which attachments are included and how loading, shipping, insurance, destination handling and applicable import costs are allocated. Obtain the seller warranty’s provider, coverage and claim arrangements in writing.

Two blades: discuss two different jobs

The central blade for shaping the surface

The central moldboard sits beneath the main frame. The seller photograph shows the blade and circle mechanism, giving buyers a useful view of the grading arrangement.

Ask the supplier to demonstrate the permitted blade movements and confirm width, cutting-edge condition and adjustment limits. For a road project, provide the required surface profile, material and working width so the response can be tied to your grading plan.

For example, a team maintaining an unpaved access road can specify the road width, intended crossfall and drainage requirements. These details help establish whether the quoted blade configuration and machine envelope fit the work.

The front blade as part of the package

The front-view photo shows a separate blade ahead of the front wheels. This is the second blade to identify in the quotation. Ask about its dimensions, permitted functions, hydraulic controls and intended material-moving tasks.

Include both blades when requesting the complete transport dimensions and machine mass. If any components must be removed for shipping, agree who handles removal, packing and reassembly.

The advertised ripper

The seller’s title includes a ripper, and a close-up shows a rear beam with multiple mounting pockets and a hydraulic connection. Request a clear photograph of the complete fitted attachment, including the shanks and tips, and confirm exactly what is included.

Where ground loosening is part of your work, discuss the material and approved operating limits with the supplier. A ripper specification and condition report are more useful for that decision than an attachment name alone.

XCMG reference specifications to discuss

XCMG E-commerce’s official GR2153 offer on Machmall provides a reference configuration with a QSB6.7 engine, 164 kW rated power at 2,000 rpm and 16,500 kg standard weight. It lists standard dimensions of 8,970 × 2,625 × 3,420 mm and 17.5-25 tyres.

That reference also describes a positioning range for the grader blade and an articulated-frame steering angle. These are model-reference details, not confirmation of this used machine’s fitted components. Ask the seller to identify the engine, tyre specification, controls and blade arrangement using the serial number and matching manual.

Use actual delivered mass and dimensions for transport and site access. The front blade and rear attachment package should be included in that enquiry.

Where could this grader fit?

A motor grader is relevant to surface-shaping work where levels, profiles and working width matter. Consider this offer against a defined task rather than treating the listed model as a complete project specification.

• Road construction and maintenance: define the road profile, material and planned passes.
• Site formation: compare the blade arrangement with the surface levels and access available.
• Drainage-related shaping: establish the design requirements and approved blade positions.
• Fleet procurement: assess the attachment package, service records and support against recurring work.

Watch the GR2153 in manufacturer reference footage

Watch XCMGGroup’s GR2153 snowfield video on YouTube. This 2020 manufacturer video shows a separate reference machine and configuration, not the advertised unit. Use it as visual context and request a current demonstration of this offer. Engine and attachment details from the video are not assigned to the listing.

What to request before ordering a used grader

Start with readable model, serial and engine plates, manufacture-date confirmation and a current hour-meter image. Ask for maintenance records, inspection documentation and the applicable operating manual.

A competent inspection should address the blades, circle and positioning mechanism, articulation joints, tyres, steering, brakes, hydraulic components and fitted safety equipment. Request a dated demonstration tied to the quoted serial number.

Discuss seat restraints, alarms, mirrors and any documented cab protection fitted to the actual unit. Confirm attachment inclusion, transport arrangements, warranty terms and parts support in the written quotation.

Prepare the site and operators

HSE’s workplace-transport guidance connects a safe site, suitable vehicle and competent driver. Plan pedestrian separation, clear operating areas, suitable access surfaces and reversing arrangements.

Arrange trained operators and familiarisation with the exact grader. Follow its manual for restraints, pre-use inspections, steering and blade movements, operating limits and maintenance isolation. Assess services, gradients, edges and ground conditions through the work plan.

Our view: make the attachment package work for your enquiry

This GR2153 listing combines seller-listed price and hours with actual photographs of the front blade, central moldboard and rear attachment structure. It gives buyers a practical starting point for discussing roadwork and surface-shaping requirements.

Confirm identity, complete attachment specifications and inspection information, then request a delivered quotation aligned with your project. That gives your operations and maintenance teams a clear offer to assess.

Frequently asked questions

What is the advertised price?

The seller listed US$27,000 when reviewed on 14 October 2026. Confirm current availability and delivery costs directly.

How many hours are listed?

The listing states 299 running hours. Request a current meter image and maintenance history.

What does “two blades” refer to?

The photos show a front-mounted blade and a central grading moldboard. Confirm the specification and inclusion of both in the quotation.

Are the reference engine and weight confirmed for this machine?

No. The Machmall figures describe its official GR2153 reference configuration. Confirm the engine and actual mass of this used unit by serial number.

Sources and editorial information

• Machineryline listing XM52799 — seller details and photographs reviewed 14 October 2026.
• XCMG E-commerce official GR2153 reference offer — reference configuration, not this used unit.
• HSE workplace transport safety guide — site-planning context.
• XCMGGroup’s GR2153 snowfield video — separate reference machine.

Seller information has not been independently certified by Worksite Safety Hub. Confirm current availability and serial-specific specifications directly.

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