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Overview. The elevated sprocket configuration is somewhat distinctive in the industry, with Caterpillar pioneering this technology. It's more widely recognized as the high track dozer design.
High track dozers present a unique approach.
Traditional dozers without an elevated track system.
What makes the high track beneficial? The elevated drive sprocket concept (as illustrated with our D6 image on the website) first emerged with the D10 model. Following that, Caterpillar introduced this advanced design into their medium-weight series, particularly the H-series, which includes models like D4H to D7H.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of this design? Feedback from Caterpillar’s marketing may contrast with user experiences, creating a variance in opinions. Below are various insights.
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Personal Experience. I previously owned either a D5 or D6 high track dozer, but I can’t recall the exact model. I initially believed that a high track system directly resulted in lower ground pressure. Hence, I presumed all low ground pressure (LGP) dozers would feature high tracks.
Once, a dozer was delivered to my job site, and I thought it would provide an interesting fact to share. Check out this insightful video that explains how a dozer's undercarriage operates ' please take a look! Always prioritize safety while working!
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