Bulldozer for Mining Operations & Quarries

This is a crawler dozer built for the jobs that need raw pushing power and precise control in equal measure. You see them on land clearing operations, road building projects, mining reclamation, and large site prep where the ground needs to move and the grade needs to be right.

The layout is traditional and proven. Heavy steel mainframe, suspended undercarriage, and a blade mounted close to the machine for maximum leverage. The engine sits low and centered, giving this dozer a planted feel on side slopes and when carrying a full blade over soft ground. It pushes straight without constant steering correction.

Power goes through a transmission built for this work—torque converter or direct drive, depending on what you're used to. Either way, it's matched to the engine curve so you get maximum pull at the speeds that matter most. Steering clutches and brakes are hydraulic and wet, meaning they last and they're easy to modulate.

The blade is the star of the show. Choose a straight blade for production dozing, a semi-U for mixed work, or a full-U for moving loose material long distances. The hydraulic tilt and lift are fast and positive. You can drop the blade, pick a corner, and cut a ditch without a second pass. For tougher ground, a multi-shank ripper on the rear lets you loosen material before you push it—expanding what this machine can handle without bringing in another piece of equipment.

Inside, it's built for the operator. The seat centers you in the machine, the controls fall to hand naturally, and the visibility is what you'd expect from a dozer that's been refined over decades. Heat and air conditioning keep you comfortable when the weather turns, and the sealed cab keeps dust where it belongs—outside.

For the contractor who needs a machine that moves dirt, levels sites, and handles the rough stuff day after day, this dozer is the foundation of the fleet. It's the first machine on site and the last one to leave.