This 2011 Caterpillar D5K XL is a used bulldozer — sometimes called a dozer or crawler dozer — a track-mounted earthmoving machine used for pushing, spreading, and grading large volumes of soil, rock, and debris across construction, mining, forestry, and land-clearing applications. Caterpillar is one of the world's most widely recognised heavy equipment manufacturers, known for producing robust, purpose-built machinery for the construction, mining, and infrastructure industries globally.
This machine has accumulated 4,691 hours and is located in New South Wales, Australia, priced at AUD $103,171. It is equipped with a VPAT six-way blade, which allows the operator to tilt, angle, and pitch the blade for versatile grading and backfilling work, making it well suited to finish grading and slope work as well as bulk dozing tasks. A multi-shank ripper fitted to the rear enables breaking up of compacted soils, hardpan, and soft rock before pushing, extending the machine's usefulness across tougher ground conditions.
Operationally, the machine includes a reverse camera to improve visibility and safety when backing, a UHF radio for on-site communications, and an AM/FM radio for operator comfort during long shifts. Orange beacons are fitted, meeting typical site safety and visibility requirements on civil and mining worksites. New cutting edges have been fitted to the blade prior to sale, meaning the wear components are fresh and the machine is ready to work without immediate additional expenditure on ground-engaging tooling.
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