FLEETS

Komatsu dozer 10% more productive

KOMATSU has re-engineered the mainframe of its D475A-8 dozer to target twice the life of previous models and withstand multiple rebuild and overhaul cycles as well as improve productivity by 10% over previous models.

 The D475A-8’s high horsepower in reverse means the lock-up converter stays engaged more frequently.

The D475A-8’s high horsepower in reverse means the lock-up converter stays engaged more frequently.

Its low centre of gravity provides machine stability and long and consistent track on ground length offers more traction, pushing power, ripping efficiency and less shoe slippage. The track shoe slip...

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