Cat's new tandem and combination utility compactors take on a range of soil and asphalt applications, including parking lots, driveways, urban streets, landscaping, and small construction sites.
Available in Log Loader and General Forest configurations, the 538 has a new electrohydraulic control system with 10% more swing torque.
The material handler’s 202-hp Cat C7.1 engine meets U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final emission standards with an aftertreatment system that requires no maintenance or downtime.
The excavator can tackle a range of projects from utility work to general excavating to trenching, whether in the dirt or on asphalt surfaces.
Caterpillar’s 313 and 313 GC excavators include safety features such as the ability for users to perform ground-level maintenance.
Extended and more synchronized maintenance intervals on the new 315 GC excavator reduces maintenance costs by up to 25% compared to its predecessor.
The dozer features the Cat C18 engine, which has a range of exhaust aftertreatment solutions available, including configurations to meet U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final regulations.
The track loader’s versatility means one machine and one operator can dig, load, carry, fill, and more.
The new design increases fuel efficiency and lowers maintenance costs up to 20% and improves performance up to 45%.
Three new Cat Smart attachments, the Dozer Blade, Grader Blade, and Backhoe, are designed to add versatility to a range of D3 Series Cat skid steer loaders, compact track loaders, and multi terrain loaders.