Caterpillar 2024 dozer spec guide

 Caterpillar 2024 dozer spec guide



Caterpillar's D4 to D8 dozers offer a range of technology features to help operators of varied experience levels get work done quickly and accurately. Cat Assist with ARO (attachment ready option) is a suite of features that is standard on every model. This technology package includes the following features: ARO Sensors (IMUs) on machine for GPS capability; Cat Grade with Slope Assist which holds blade angles with no GPS; Steer Assist which automatically keeps dozing straight; and Stable Blade, which makes finish dozing easier, as well as Slope Indicate, Blade Load Monitor, Traction Control, and AutoCarry. AutoRip, on the D7 and D8 only, automates ripper raise/lower and shank in/out.


Reversing the Way You Crush: Keestrack i4e

Keestrack's i4e, a tracked-mounted reversible impact crusher, redefines aggregate processing, especially in fines production. This innovation combines secondary and tertiary crushing in a single mobile unit for unmatched versatility. Featuring a Reversible Impact Crusher (RIC) system, it easily adapts to various crushing needs. With a robust build, including an 1100 mm diameter rotor and hydraulic gap adjustment, it handles feed sizes up to 250 mm. Producing consistent 0/2 mm end products in a closed circuit, the i4e meets diverse application demands. Its reversible rotors and easily accessible maintenance points ensure prolonged wear part life, delivering cost-effective solutions across sand production applications.


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