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Caterpillar D10

A 70-tonne mining dozer

The Cat D10 is a 70-tonne-class mining dozer built for heavy ripping and pushing.

Alexey Puzanov ByAlexey Puzanov Updated 1 min read
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+Strengths

  • Massive ripping capability
  • Autonomy-ready

−Watch-outs

  • Mining scale only

Overview

The D10 was the first elevated-sprocket dozer in 1977. Today's model works in mines and large quarries alongside the D11.

Caterpillar D10 specifications

Operating weight≈70,000 kg (154,300 lb)
Net power≈447 kW (600 hp)

Figures are typical for standard configurations as published by Caterpillar. Values vary by market, emissions tier, attachments and options; confirm with your dealer before purchase, transport or lifting.

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  1. Caterpillar – official product information
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