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Largest dozer?

Construct'O

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Good pictures ,no matter if it is a 10 or 11 !!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing:usa
 

calhusker

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Cat D13

Isn't it a D13 if you add a D4 to a D9? A D11R and a D11N

Sorry Chaz don't show your Dad this.

D11 weighs about 212,000, Kom D575 about 316,000
 

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385c JR

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Two stacks

That is an 11 in the picture because up until the T the 10's don't have 2 stacks but something about it doesn't look right

Here is ours D10R 2004 mod.
This one has two stacks.:usa:usa
 

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Rockbreaker

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Got one pic of that one too:cool:

That dude there could not be more happy if the most beatyful women in the world offer him something good:D:D
 

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Eric

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I think I posted this before, I can't remember. It goes here!
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101 operator

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That's what they call a carry blade never seen one in real life but those are good pics thank you for sharing them:usa
 

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That's actually what we call a reclamation blade, not a carry blade. They are usually built for dozing off piles of loose material or spreading. They are not meant for heavy digging types of work.

Brian
 

Eric

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Right you are gents... we use this beast at the reclamation site. It is a coal blade that has been modified. The top of the blade used to go to the top of the hood, thats with out the rock guard. This animal would push it, but the finals and tranny would over heat, so they trimmed it down to the existing height.
 

Deas Plant

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Largest dozer?????????????????????????

Hi, landrvrnut22.
The Acco dozer is only the heaviest dozer built to date, NOT the most powerful. That honour goes to the Western 2000, a diesel-electric 4wd jigger built for Western Contracting in 1963, for use on the Milburn dam in Kansas. It was worked on various jobs until 1981. I understand it was scrapped. You can find more about it here.

https://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=2664&highlight=Operators+cabs&page=5
 

dozer_hand

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largest dozer

i was working for a genral earth work contractor called c.watts and sons construction hauling there equipment and they were doing a landfill cell in mckinny texas and there was a kamatsu just like that there the blade swallowed my whole truck and we tore it down and loaded it out on a train to boston. it was supposedly the biggest dozer in the world
 

Countryboy

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Welcome to Heavy Equipment Forums dozer hand! :drinkup
 

Deas Plant

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Biggest Dozer.

Hi, Dozer Hand.
Welcome to the forum. That 'Kummagutsa' dozer may well be the largest dozer in the world - - - - currently in production. That would be the 'Kummagutsa' D575. However, the Acco dozer, at 183 tons, is almost 20% heavier and, at 1,350 horsepower, is almost 20% more powerful as well.

The Western 2000 mentioned above is also both heavier, at 170 tons, and more powerful, at 1,600 horsepower, than the D575. The Western 2000 was also a diesel-electric drive.

Both the Acco dozer and the Western 2000 were one-offs, not production run machines, so the big 'Kummagutsa' wins as the biggest production run dozer.
 
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Deas Plant

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What kept you???????????

Hi, Greeniron.
Welkum too ther 4um. What kept you? We've been here with 'baited' breath for months, waiting for you to answer all the questions about the green iron. LOL.

How are your jolly green giants coming along? Making any progress?
 

Joey Khan

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Widest Shank

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HERE IS A&S KHAN RIPPING IN CALIFORNIA RIPPING WITH A 21 INCH WIDE SHANK..ITS THE WIDEST CUSTOM MADE SHANK THAT I KNOW OF
 
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