New fully automatic transmission optimizes performance and enables fuel savings of up to 20% in heavy work and 30% in light work and finish grading applications The D6T dozer features a new fully ...

The Caterpillar D9 dozer replaces the D9T dozer with productivity gains of up to 3 percent in cost per unit of material moved. The Tier 4-F Cat C18 engine delivers 440 net horsepower at 1,750 rpm.

Apart from its sleeker looking, more modern design, Caterpillar's latest dozer does not look too different from its predecessors. But look a little closer and it becomes clear that it is a totally ...

Caterpillar has boosted the operational efficiency of its D6K dozer in its latest update with an Eco Mode and a range of optional Cat Connect-linked enhancements to help fleets and operators get more ...

Caterpillar D5 dozer has an operating weight range of 37,875 to 42,263 pounds. The update from D6N to D5 is part of an effort to make all Caterpillar dozer model names simpler, according to the ...

Caterpillar has launched a new Stage V dozer as part of its D7 equipment range for the European, Australian and New Zealand markets. The D7 is the successor to the company’s D7E model. It is fitted ...

The new Cat® D11 Dozer features new load-sensing hydraulics and high-horsepower reverse combined with the latest technology to move more material at a lower cost per ton. Engineered to be rebuilt ...

Cat's Remote Operator Station for Dozing allows one operator to control multiple dozers when work does not require simultaneous operation Caterpillar's Remote Operator Station for Dozing —available ...

The Cat ® 834, introduced in the mid-1960s, has set the standard for wheel dozer design and performance for almost 50 years, ensuring customers optimum productivity, durability and availability ...

TEL AVIV, Oct 8 (Reuters) - State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) said on Monday it won a contract for conversion of Caterpillar Dozers into autonomous bulldozers that will be commissioned for ...

If there was any lasting confusion about the origin of the name “Dozer Park,” it was squashed when a 23,000 pound, 15-foot-6-inch long relic rumbled onto the stadium concourse Wednesday morning. A ...