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Used Crawler Dozers in Oklahoma, USA

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    2002 John Deere 700H LT

    2002 John Deere 700H LT

    • Manufacturer: John Deere
    • Model: 700H LT
    • HP: 115 horsepower
    • Operating weight: 11,702.6736 kilogram

    2002 John Deere 700H LT dozer Hours: Unknown Serial: T0700HX908048 Engine John Deere 6068T Displacement: 6.8L Cylinders: 6 Fuel type: Diesel HP: 123 Transmission Hydrostatic Operators station Enclosed cab AC, Hea...

    $1,000 USD
    Wanette, OK
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  • 1991 CASE 850D

    1991 CASE 850D

    • Manufacturer: Case CE
    • Model: 850 D

    Long Track, PS Trans, 17,500 LBS., 6 Way Blade, Sweeps, Side Screens, U.C. 35%, Engine Enclosures,

    $22,500 USD
    Hydro, OK
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    2005 CASE 1850K XLT

    2005 CASE 1850K XLT

    • Manufacturer: Case CE
    • Model: 1850 K XLT
    • Hours: 3,100 hour

    2005 Case 1850K XLT, 3,100 Hours, Ripper, Hours: 3100 | Ripper: Yes

    $92,500 USD
    Cushing, OK
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Overview

Crawler dozers, also known as bulldozers, are heavy-duty machines equipped with continuous tracks and a large front blade. They are primarily used in construction, mining, and agricultural projects for tasks such as pushing large quantities of soil, sand, rubble, or other materials. Their robust build and powerful engines make them ideal for heavy earthmoving activities.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used crawler dozer?

Inspect the undercarriage, engine, and hydraulics for wear and tear. Check maintenance records and consider the machine's age, operating hours, and any previous repairs.

How can I safely ship a crawler dozer?

Hire a specialized heavy equipment transport service. Ensure the dozer is properly secured and protected during transit, and verify that the shipper has the necessary permits and insurance.

What maintenance does a crawler dozer require?

Regular maintenance includes checking engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels, inspecting the undercarriage, and ensuring the blade is in good condition. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for optimal performance.