Give it a good checking over before you part with your money so that you are less likely to get any rude surprises. Those ol' slow-banger D7's were as reliable a tractor as was built back in those days and not much has come close to them since either. 2013 Cat D7E LGP Crawler Dozer (Inoperable)- NETHERLANDS.
2012 Cat D7E LGP Crawler Dozer- VIRGINIA, USA. It had a ground clearance of 15 1/2 inches, a drawbar clearance of 17 1/4 inches and a rear tread of 74 inches. It was 162 1/4 inches long and 97 inches wide. The bare tractor would back out of wet spots that the dozer complete with blade would just bury itself in nose down as you tried to back out. Caterpillar D6T (Tier 4 Final) Ground Pressure- Operating Weight 46263 lb. The Caterpillar D7 bulldozer had a shipping weight of 24,330 lbs. It was sometimes possible in such a situation, if you had nothing else around to give you a pull, to disconnect the blade at the push trunnions and maybe let the blade lift rope go too and back the bare tractor out to firm ground then pull the blade out and re-attach it. It can be equipped with a number of blade options to meet site-specific needs.
Just be careful in wet areas 'cos they tend to drive in just fine and then not back out. The Cat ® D9 Dozer is a versatile machine designed to be used in a variety of applications, such as ripping overburden, production dozing, stockpiling, winching, site maintenance, fleet support and reclamation. Mind you, most dozers of that era were a little nose heavy 'cos crawler tractor designers were still coming to grips with the change from crawlers being pulling machines used for drawbar work to crawlers being pushing machines used for dozer work.Īs I said, it's not something that you can't get used to fairly easily. Yes, the early D7's, RD7 through to 17A/D7C-D were a little nose-heavy but it wasn't something that you couldn't get used to pretty easily. Power Train Fully Automatic 4-Speed Service Refill Capacities.
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