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Caterpillar Inc.’s 336E H is a hybrid version of the 336E that the company designed to reduce customers’ ownership and operating costs. The hydraulic hybrid machines meet stringent interim Tier 4/Stage IIIB emission standards.
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Three new Cat MP332, MP345, and MP365 Multi-Processor models accept multiple interchangeable jaws for taking on a variety of specialized demolition tasks.
Read More →The Cat 313F L GC hydraulic excavator features a Tier 4 Final engine that doesn't require diesel exhaust fluid. It has a one-pump hydraulic system that simplifies everyday tasks such as light excavating, spreading top soil, setting utilities, and fine grading floors.
Read More →The Caterpillar M Series compact wheel loaders — 906M, 907M and 908M — use a 75-gross hp engine with an electronically controlled hydrostatic drive system that meets US EPA Tier 4 final emission standards.
Read More →The two conventional bodied models, the 320E and 323E, along with the reduced radius 320E RR, are powered by a Cat C6.6 ACERT diesel engine. Rated power is 152 hp for the two 320E models and 165 hp for the larger 323E.
Read More →Cat's new MH3250 and MH3260 material handlers replace older models and feature many upgrades for operator convenience and increased efficiency.
Read More →The Caterpillar AP1000E (wheel model) and AP1055E (track model) pavers are engineered to place smooth mats and redirect fumes away from operators.
Read More →Caterpillar's new M Series medium wheel loaders feature up to 15% less fuel consumption compared to H series loaders and updated ACERT engines offer increased engine power by up to 22%.
Read More →The final Tier 4 Cat 963K track loader can work in soft, wet underfoot conditions and delivers fuel efficiency and improved performance.
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.
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