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Caterpillar is one of the core brands in the Heavy Equipment Hub database because buyers search heavily for Cat excavator, dozer, wheel loader, fuel burn, hydraulic, and maintenance questions.
Use this hub to move from broad Caterpillar research into model-level specs, cost estimates, maintenance tasks, and troubleshooting guides. We keep individual machine pages separate so a Cat 320 question does not get mixed with Cat 336 or D8 assumptions.
Caterpillar machines often appear in buying, rental, and ownership-cost searches where the exact configuration matters. Track shoe width, counterweight, bucket, blade, emissions package, hydraulics, and serial range can change the number a fleet actually needs.
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Cat 305 CR mini excavator specs: 45 hp class power, about 12,600 lb operating weight, 12 ft digging-depth class, compact-radius tail swing, and compact equipment cost planning notes.
Cat 320 next-generation medium hydraulic excavator specs: 172 hp net power, 49,800 lb operating weight, 22 ft max digging depth, 1.56 yd3 bucket basis, and Tier 4 Final / Stage V emissions.
Cat 330 next-generation excavator specs: 273 hp net power, 69,200 lb operating weight, 23.9 ft max digging depth, 2.30 yd3 bucket basis, and Tier 4 Final / Stage V emissions.
Cat D6 LGP VPAT dozer specs: 215 hp net power, 50,733 lb operating weight, 5.9 yd3 VPAT blade capacity, 30 in shoes, and Tier 4 Final / Stage V emissions.
Cat D8 dozer specs: 363 hp net power, 87,083 lb operating weight, 13.47 yd3 SU blade capacity, Cat C15 engine, 165.6 gal fuel tank, and Tier 4 Final / Stage V emissions.
Cat 336 excavator specs: 300 hp net power, 81,100 lb operating weight, 26 ft 11 in max digging depth, 2.61 yd3 HD bucket basis, 148 gpm main hydraulic flow, and Tier 4 Final / Stage V emissions.
Cat 308 CR mini excavator specs: 69 hp net power, 20,771 lb operating weight, 182.8 in dig depth, 44 gpm pump flow, 39 gal fuel tank, and Tier 4 Final / Stage V emissions.
Cat 950 GC wheel loader specs: 225 hp net power, 41,554 lb operating weight, 3.75-5.75 yd3 bucket range, 24,264 lb ISO full-turn tipping load, and 34,638 lbf breakout force.
Maintenance, troubleshooting, operating cost, and comparison pages connected to this brand.
Compare Komatsu PC360LC-11 vs Cat 336 from a fleet-buyer view: horsepower, operating weight, dig depth, bucket range, fuel burn estimate, dealer support, telematics, and ownership cost.
A Cat D6 500-hour maintenance checklist for LGP VPAT dozers covering fluids, filters, cooling airflow, 4-speed powershift, blade linkage, tracks, ripper prep and service records.
Cat D6 troubleshooting workflow for steering pull, poor pushing power, track slip, blade drift, hot transmission, final drive leaks, packed tracks and stop-work symptoms.
Cat D6 cost per hour guide using 7.8 gal/hr planning fuel burn, diesel price, LGP undercarriage reserve, blade wear, maintenance, utilization and ownership assumptions.
Compare Cat D6 vs Cat D8 dozers by horsepower, operating weight, blade capacity, ground pressure, fuel burn, transport impact, grading fit and production dozing cost.
A Cat D6 seasonal maintenance guide for winter starts, fuel, DEF, powershift warm-up, summer cooling, dusty grading, LGP tracks, blade wear, storage and return-to-service checks.
Compare DEVELON DX225LC-7, Cat 320 and Komatsu PC200 class excavators by job fit, transport weight, dealer support, hydraulic setup, fuel planning and resale risk.
Compare Hitachi ZX350LC-7H, Caterpillar 336 and Komatsu PC360 class excavators by weight class, horsepower, bucket fit, truck loading, transport, dealer support and ownership cost.
Estimate Cat 305 CR operating cost per hour with fuel burn, rubber tracks, bucket wear, attachments, trailer payload, idle time, maintenance and ownership assumptions.