Bulldozers

Bulldozers are powerful earth moving tractors with tracks and a blade. Its immense weight, powerful engine, tracks and blade are the bulldozers most distinctive features. The tracks provide these machines excellent traction and mobility in the most unusual conditions by distributing the weight over a large area. This not only prevents the bulldozer from sinking in soft wet ground, but allows it to move large amounts of earth. The most famous bulldozer is probably the D9 manufactured by Catepillar. Used for clearing land for farming, road building and logging, the D9 "cat" has been a major force behind the development of land for industrial use. Some of the most popular bulldozers today include the Caterpillar or Cat bulldozer, the John Deere and Case bulldozers.

Bulldozers

Agriculture and Excavating - This incredibly strong, versatile and compact 30 HP bulldozer reduces hours of work in minutes! The 3-cylinder, 30 HP diesel engine will give you the power you need to move dirt and gravel around any small contruction site. The manual 8 forward and 2 reverse speed transmission provides the right gear for any situation. Engine perfomance is monitored by the fuel, oil pressure, and temperature gauges as well as the amp meter and tachometer. With an 8 gallon fuel tank you'll have enough fuel to run for up to 6 hours on a single tank. With a category I rear hitch and 540/1000 RPM PTO, the dozer can be used with implements such as a backhoe, post hole digger, cultivator, log splitter and more! Consumer use 6 month limited warranty on parts and labor.

Bulldozer Applications

Heavy equipment like the bulldozer is essential in preparing land for future development. It is used in many areas such as agriculture, forestry and civil engineering projects. Bulldozers are power in motion and can satisfy almost any job requiring scraping, digging, pushing, pulling, and moving even the most awkward and heaviest of materials. Bulldozers are found on both large and small scale projects including construction sites, mines, roads, heavy industry and large governmental projects. Bulldozers are used to clear trees, remove boulders, and level ground. With a blade the bulldozer is also used to to level and contour land, as in road construction. With specialised blades, it was also used for handling high volume loads such as coal, to remove only larger boulders, or for cutting tree stumps. While bulldozers were orginally used for clearing land for farming and roads, they are now used in an ever growing list of applications.