A bulldozer is a large, heavy-duty machine used in construction, mining, and agricultural operations for tasks that involve moving, pushing, or clearing large amounts of material like soil, rubble, sand, or snow. It is equipped with a wide, heavy blade at the front, which can be adjusted to move materials in various directions.

Key features of a bulldozer include:

1. Track System: Bulldozers typically use tracks (caterpillar tracks) instead of wheels. This helps distribute the machine’s weight evenly, providing better traction and stability, especially on rough or uneven ground.
2. Blade: The most prominent feature of a bulldozer is its large, horizontal blade. The blade can be raised, lowered, tilted, and angled, depending on the type of task. There are different types of blades, such as straight, angled, or universal blades, each designed for specific jobs.
3. Engine: Bulldozers are powered by large, high-torque engines capable of generating significant force to move heavy materials.
4. Size and Weight: Bulldozers come in various sizes, ranging from smaller models suitable for light landscaping or trenching work, to massive ones used in large-scale construction and mining projects.

Common uses of a bulldozer:

• Earthmoving: Clearing land, leveling surfaces, or digging trenches.
• Construction: Preparing sites for new buildings or infrastructure.
• Mining and Quarrying: Removing overburden or digging in mines.
• Roadwork: Clearing paths or leveling roads.
• Snow removal: In some regions, bulldozers are used for snow clearing in winter.

Bulldozers are known for their strength and versatility, making them essential for many heavy-duty tasks in various industries.

Energy Type: Diesel

Capacity: 18200KG