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    JENKINS 7' 6 WAY DOZER

    JENKINS 7' 6 WAY DOZER BLADE

    • Manufacturer: Jenkins
    • Machine weight: 596.93 kg

    Completely over built, designed and tested on a payloader and various skid steers, this blade is built to last no matter what the machine. Featuring a 5/16″ face plate gusseted throughout with a reversible and re...

    $5,150 USD

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    Est. $101/mo

    Gary, SD
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    JENKINS 6' 6 WAY DOZER

    JENKINS 6' 6 WAY DOZER BLADE

    • Manufacturer: Jenkins

    Completely over built, designed and tested on a payloader and various skid steers, this blade is built to last no matter what the machine. Featuring a 5/16″ face plate gusseted throughout with a reversible and re...

    $4,950 USD
    Gary, SD
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    JENKINS 8' 6 WAY DOZER

    JENKINS 8' 6 WAY DOZER BLADE

    • Manufacturer: Jenkins
    • Machine weight: 639.56 kg

    Completely over built, designed and tested on a payloader and various skid steers, this blade is built to last no matter what the machine. Featuring a 5/16″ face plate gusseted throughout with a reversible and re...

    $5,350 USD

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    Est. $105/mo

    Gary, SD
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    Dozer Blade

    • Manufacturer: Jenkins Iron & Steel

    The Jenkins Iron & Steel Dozer Blade is a commercial grade, super heavy-duty, full hydraulic tilt and angle monster that will make short work out of whatever you put in front of it! Completely over built, designe...

    Winkler, Canada

Overview

Dozers, also known as bulldozers, are powerful tracked vehicles equipped with a large front-mounted blade used for pushing earth, rubble, or other materials. They are commonly used in construction, mining, and forestry to clear land, level surfaces, and perform heavy-duty tasks. Their robust build and versatile blade make them essential for large-scale earthmoving projects.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used dozer?

Look at the dozer’s age, operating hours, and overall condition. Inspect the undercarriage, blade, and hydraulic components for wear and damage. Review maintenance records for any major repairs.

How do I arrange shipping for a dozer?

Use a specialized heavy equipment transport company. Ensure the dozer is properly secured and protected during transit. Consider insurance for added protection.

What is the maintenance schedule for a dozer?

Regular maintenance includes checking fluids, inspecting the undercarriage, and maintaining hydraulic systems. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and tasks.