Bulldozer D3


Excavator

Designed for demanding earthmoving, construction, and mining applications, this powerful bulldozer delivers exceptional performance, durability, and productivity on challenging job sites. With an operating weight of 50,259 lbs and a large 14.8 yd³ blade capacity, it provides the strength and efficiency required for grading, pushing, leveling, and large-scale material handling operations.

Powered by the reliable SAA6D114E-6 engine, this machine delivers consistent power and fuel-efficient performance while maintaining excellent control and responsiveness. The advanced hydraulic system features a 4,050 psi relief valve setting, ensuring strong lifting, pushing, and operating capabilities under heavy workloads.

With a rated engine speed of 1,950 rpm, this equipment is engineered to provide smooth operation, high productivity, and dependable performance throughout extended working hours. Built for construction, mining, and infrastructure projects, this bulldozer is an ideal solution for operators seeking maximum power, reliability, and efficiency.

Operating Weight 50,259 lbs
Blade Capacity 14.8 yd3
Engine Model SAA6D114E-6
Relief Valve Setting 4,050 psi
Rated Speed 1,950 rpm
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