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Caterpillar D6D Crawler Dozer

Category: Crawler Dozers ➔
Manufacturer: Caterpillar ➔
Model: D6D ➔

The Caterpillar D6D is a crawler dozer designed for earthmoving, grading, and site preparation applications. Built as part of Caterpillar's D6 series, the D6D features a tracked undercarriage for traction and stability on uneven or soft ground. It is commonly used in construction, land clearing, road building, and general dozing work. The machine is typically equipped with a front-mounted blade and a diesel engine matched to heavy-duty pushing and grading tasks. As a crawler dozer, the Caterpillar D6D is recognized for its utility in material handling, rough grading, and terrain shaping across industrial and civil works projects.

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Engine

Aspiration	turbocharged
Displacement	640.80 cu in (10,500.85 cu cm)
Engine Model	3306

Hydraulic System

Pump Flow Capacity	43.90 gpm (166.16 lpm)
Relief Valve Pressure	2250 psi

Operating Specifications

Hydraulic Fluid Capacity

12.10 gal (45.80 l)

Standard Blade

Blade Angle (both directions)	12 degrees
Capacity	4.30 cu yd (3.29 cu m)
Height	44.50 in (113.03 cm)
Width	10.50 ft (3.20 m)

Undercarriage

Ground Pressure

9.5 psi

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