How much is a new Caterpillar d10t?
How much is a new Caterpillar d10t?
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How much does a cat D11T cost?
$2.2 million
It superseded the D10 as the biggest crawler dozer in the Cat product range. Since 2008, the biggest Cat is the D11T, weighing some 230,000 pounds. Ortiz has recently added a new D11T to the fleet and says the price came out at $2.2 million.
What is the biggest bulldozer made by Caterpillar?
Caterpillar D11T CD
Caterpillar D11T CD is the biggest dozer ever made by Caterpillar to this day. It weighs 112.72 t, it is equipped with a 695 kW / 913 HP powerful engine and a blade with a capacity of 27.2 m³.
What engine is in a cat d10t?
Cat® C27
Engine
| Engine Model | Cat® C27 Cat® C27 |
|---|---|
| Stroke | 6 in 152 mm |
| Displacement | 1648 in³ 27 l |
| Engine Power – Gross SAE J1995* (FWD/REV) | 471/571 kW (632/766 HP) 471/571 kW (632/766 HP) |
| Engine Power – ISO 14396 (FWD/REV) | 462/562 kW (620/754 HP) 462/562 kW (620/754 HP) |
What’s the largest dozer made?
ACCO Super Bulldozer
The Italian-made ACCO Super Bulldozer claims to be the largest, most massive bulldozer ever made. It measures 40 feet in length and 10 feet in height, with a blade stretching 23 feet wide.
What does a new D11 dozer cost?
The base price of new machines starts at around $1 million. CAT D11 Price: Older used models go for as little as $85,000 with no add-ons but can cost $1 million or more for more recent used models, depending on features. New model pricing starts at around $2.2 million.
How much does a D11 dozer cost?
CAT D11 Price: Older used models go for as little as $85,000 with no add-ons but can cost $1 million or more for more recent used models, depending on features. New model pricing starts at around $2.2 million.
How much fuel does a D11 use?
(24.7 L) of diesel an hour when operating under moderate conditions. Fuel consumption of larger dozers like the D11 can be five times that much. Medium-sized graders push and shove and burn their way through 6 or 8 gal. (23 to 30 L) of diesel each hour, with larger graders consuming several times more than that.
