MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
Caterpillar has added Tandem Vibratory Rollers to its line of paving products. The new models are the CB13, CB15, and CB16. New nomenclature corresponds to 13-, 15- and 16-ton weight classes. Furthermore, these models can be equipped with an oscillatory vibration system for application versatility, and offer refinements to the operator controls, water spray system, service access, and lighting packages.
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.
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.
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.
Caterpillar's INV2000 produces 1,800 watts running and 2,250 watts starting — enough to power small to mid-sized power tools.
The new excavators offer unique combinations of purpose-built features designed to match customers’ productivity and cost targets.
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.
Caterpillar's first utility vehicles include gasoline- and diesel-powered options, a rugged steel cargo bed, and a four-wheel independent suspension system.
The Cat 303E CR mini hydraulic excavator has been reduced in weight to accommodate customers who require a maximum 10,000-lb. transport weight.
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.