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The Caterpillar CB1.7 and CB1.8 utility compactors can be used for bike paths, courtyards, patchwork, parking lots, driveways, town centers, and shoulder work.
Read More →The GFX Block Party & Experience, taking place on the first day of the Government Fleet Expo (GFX) on June 4, will consist of ride and drives, hands-on training, experiential learning, and a technology showcase.
Read More →Caterpillar has extended its machine standard warranty to 24 months or 2,000 hours for skid steer loaders, compact track loaders, multi-terrain loaders, and mini excavators.
Read More →Caterpillar's INV2000 produces 1,800 watts running and 2,250 watts starting — enough to power small to mid-sized power tools.
Read More →The new excavators offer unique combinations of purpose-built features designed to match customers’ productivity and cost targets.
Read More →The Cat Industrial Brushcutter is engineered for applications that involve removing or controlling large amounts of brush, small trees, and dense vegetation — such as land clearing, right-of way maintenance, and site prep.
Read More →Caterpillar's first utility vehicles include gasoline- and diesel-powered options, a rugged steel cargo bed, and a four-wheel independent suspension system.
Read More →The Cat 303E CR mini hydraulic excavator has been reduced in weight to accommodate customers who require a maximum 10,000-lb. transport weight.
Read More →Unlike traditional armored vehicles, The Rook is capable of being used in constricted areas both inside and outside of buildings to transport personnel or equipment and for surveillance.
Read More →The new generator features a larger frame to house a 670cc V-Twin engine. The engine has a fully pressurized oil system and delivers up to 15kW of surge power, making it suitable for powering more equipment and heavy loads.
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