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Cat large dozers, graders and historical equipment index
Distinguish Cat wheel dozers, tracked dozers, track loaders and mine graders, with complete historical model tables and manufacturer rating conditions.
36 Cat mixed dozing and grading collection models have a page here, 28 historically grouped dozer/loader entries and 8 motor graders. The Cat mixed dozing and grading collection list runs from the 953 to the 16, at 305 to 907 hp, in 58 listed versions.
Separate mine support duties before comparing horsepower
A Cat 854 pushes on tyres; a D9 travels on tracks; a 24 motor grader shapes the haul road. Those are separate purchasing questions. The historical list below puts these machines together, and even includes the smaller 953, 963 and 973.
Caterpillar identifies that last group as track loaders. Their buckets make them candidates for digging, carrying and loading, so their presence here does not establish that a crawler dozer can perform the same loading cycle.
The distinction also resolves the misleading 285 hp label in this address. Caterpillar's current comparison gives the 953, 963 and 973 flywheel outputs of 160, 202 and 275 hp. All are below that boundary.
The 963's optional Fusion coupler accepts compatible attachments, while its hydrostatic transmission and oscillating track frames belong to the loader package. For a bucket-and-fork requirement, begin with that attachment arrangement and the loader's capacities. Selecting the largest dozing horsepower would answer a different question.
Source: Cat 963 and track-loader comparison.Wheel-dozer traction and crawler-dozer power are different comparisons
The 854's impeller-clutch converter and rimpull control manage traction at the tyres. Its transmission offers three forward and three reverse ratios, and the STIC lever combines steering, direction and gear selection. For a fleet considering a wheel dozer, inspect those drive and control functions alongside the blade arrangement.
Caterpillar offers separate Semi-U, heavy-duty Semi-U and coal blades; the name 854 alone does not identify the fitted tool.
Even its engine headline needs qualification. The retained 907 hp entry is gross power associated with the Tier 2-equivalent configuration. The current technical table separately gives 823 hp net for that emissions configuration and 814 hp net for U.S. Tier 4 Final.
Using the gross headline against a crawler's net output would distort the comparison before soil, traction or blade capacity entered it.
Source: Cat 854 specifications and blade options.Choose a grader around the haul-road job
Caterpillar positions the 16 for mining fleets with hauling trucks of 136 tonnes, or 150 short tons, and smaller, or as a complement to a 24 in larger operations. Its mining comparison lists the 24 with a standard 24-foot moldboard and an optional 28-foot blade for wider roads and long passes. That relationship gives a fleet planner a more useful starting point than treating the historical 24H ES and 24M weight entries as a complete sizing rule.
The current 24 product sheet states 535 hp net and 165,314 lb typically equipped. These describe the current machine, not a correction to the separately identified 24M's historical 533 hp and 145,151 lb. Keep those generations apart.
Cat Grade with Cross Slope controls one side of the current grader's blade to maintain the selected cross slope; it supports drainage shaping, while steering, articulation and the rest of the grading task still require their own controls and operating plan.
Sources: Cat mining grader selection; Cat 24 technical and cross-slope features.The Cat mixed dozing and grading collection models covered
36 Cat mixed dozing and grading collection models have a page here, covering 58 listed versions between them.
The Cat mixed dozing and grading collection range by model and configuration
Historical catalog snapshot, with mixed power-rating bases: 28 historically grouped dozer/loader pages: engine power from 305 hp on the D8R to 907 hp on the 854, and the heaviest single listing is the 854 at 224,647 lb. 8 motor grader pages: engine power from 500 hp on the 24H ES to 533 hp on the 24M, and the heaviest single listing is the 24M at 145,151 lb. Half of the 34 Cat mixed dozing and grading collection models sit between 370 and 770 hp, and half of the listed weights on single-model pages fall between 65,901 lb and 136,576 lb. The three most powerful are the 854 at 907 hp, D11T CD at 850 hp, and D11T at 850 hp. 13 of the 36 pages cover more than one version, and the D11N to D11T CD has the most, at 5.
Historical dozer/loader group
| Model | Engine power | Listed weight | Versions |
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| Cat 953 | Listed weight: 34,594 lb; Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat 963 | Listed weight: 44,881 lb; Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat 973 | Listed weight: 65,901 lb; Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat D10 | Listed weight: 154,888 lb; Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat D5 | Listed weight: 42,263 lb; Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat D7 | Listed weight: 65,644 lb; Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat D9 | Listed weight: 110,225 lb; Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat D8R, D8R LGP, and D8R Series II | 305 hp, 305 hp, and 310 hp | See page | 3 |
| Cat D8T | 310 hp | 87,733 lb | 1 |
| Cat D8T WH | 310 hp | 85,150 lb | 1 |
| Cat 824G Series II to 844H | 339.3 hp, 354 hp, 627 hp, and 801 hp | See page | 4 |
| Cat D8 and D8 XE | 348 hp | See page | 2 |
| Cat D9L, D9N, and D9R | 460 hp, 370 hp, and 410 hp | See page | 3 |
| Cat D9T and D10T | 410 hp and 580 hp | See page | 2 |
| Cat D9T WH | 410 hp | 109,180 lb | 1 |
| Cat 824 | Engine power: 434 hp; Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat 834B | 450 hp | 102,195 lb | 1 |
| Cat 834G | 480.1 hp | 103,851 lb | 1 |
| Cat 834H | 498 hp | 103,849 lb | 1 |
| Cat D10N and D10R | 520 hp and 570 hp | See page | 2 |
| Cat 834 | 562 hp | 105,271 lb | 1 |
| Cat D10T WH | 580 hp | 144,986 lb | 1 |
| Cat D11N to D11T CD | 770 hp, 850 hp, 850 hp, 850 hp, and 850 hp | See page | 5 |
| Cat 854G and 854K | 800.6 hp and 800.6 hp | See page | 2 |
| Cat 854 | 907 hp | 224,647 lb | 1 |
| Cat D1, D2, and D3 | See page | See page | 3 |
| Cat D11 and D11 XE | See page | See page | 2 |
| Cat D6 and D6 XE | See page | See page | 2 |
Cat large dozers, graders and historical equipment index: Motor grader models
| Model | Engine power | Listed weight | Versions |
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| Cat 120 GC | Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat 14 | Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat 140 GC | Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat 140 Next Gen | Versions: 1 | ||
| Cat 24H ES | 500 hp | 136,576 lb | 1 |
| Cat 24M | 533 hp | 145,151 lb | 1 |
| Cat 150 / 150 AWD JOY and 160 / 160 AWD JOY | See page | See page | 2 |
| Cat 16 and 18 | See page | See page | 3 |
What the Cat mixed dozing and grading collection list holds
Retained historical collection observations: 36 pages, ordered by power. 953 (34,594 lb); 963 (44,881 lb); 973 (65,901 lb); D10 (154,888 lb); D5 (42,263 lb); D7 (65,644 lb); D9 (110,225 lb); D8R, D8R LGP, and D8R Series II (305 hp, 305 hp, and 310 hp); D8T (310 hp, 87,733 lb); D8T WH (310 hp, 85,150 lb); 824G Series II to 844H (339.3 hp, 354 hp, 627 hp, and 801 hp); D8 and D8 XE (348 hp); D9L, D9N, and D9R (460 hp, 370 hp, and 410 hp); D9T and D10T (410 hp and 580 hp); D9T WH (410 hp, 109,180 lb); 824 (434 hp); 834B (450 hp, 102,195 lb); 834G (480.1 hp, 103,851 lb); 834H (498 hp, 103,849 lb); D10N and D10R (520 hp and 570 hp); 834 (562 hp, 105,271 lb); D10T WH (580 hp, 144,986 lb); D11N to D11T CD (770 hp, 850 hp, 850 hp, 850 hp, and 850 hp); 854G and 854K (800.6 hp and 800.6 hp); 854 (907 hp, 224,647 lb); D1, D2, and D3; D11 and D11 XE; D6 and D6 XE; 120 GC; 14; 140 GC; 140 Next Gen; 24H ES (500 hp, 136,576 lb); 24M (533 hp, 145,151 lb); 150 / 150 AWD JOY and 160 / 160 AWD JOY; 16 and 18. By kind: 28 historically grouped dozer/loader entries at 305 to 907 hp and 17,855 to 248,600 lb; 8 motor graders at 500 to 533 hp and 136,576 to 145,151 lb. The engines that recur are C18 ACERT (4), 3508B (3), C15 ACERT (3), Cat C7.1 (3), and Cat C9.3B (3).
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Cat large dozers, graders and historical equipment index questions
| Equipment inventory | 36 models in 2 kinds of machine: 28 historically grouped dozer/loader entries and 8 motor graders. |
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| Named starting references | The list starts with 953, 963, and 973. |
| Comparison example | The D8R, D8R LGP, and D8R Series II page is one example, setting 3 listed versions side by side. |
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| Directory guides recorded | 36 |
Where do the Cat mixed dozing and grading collection figures come from?
The historical collection used Caterpillar U.S. product specifications and RitchieSpecs. Its 36 pages were observed on 2026-09-24, from the 953 to the 16. The manufacturer comparisons above identify additional current sources; their model and rating conditions accompany the new facts.
Why are some Cat mixed dozing and grading collection models missing?
The original catalog screen required 20 figures and recorded 159 Cat listings below that threshold. Its held examples were SE60 V XW Vibratory Screed, SE60 V Asphalt Screed and SE50 V Vibratory Screed. Those paving attachments are not candidates for a large-dozer or haul-road-grader comparison.
| Configurations recorded | 58 |
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| Model | D8T |
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| Engine hp per 1,000 lb | 3.5 |
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| Observation date | 2026-09-24 |
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| Configurations in that observation | 58 |
| Guides in the stated price-exclusion scope | 36 |
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| Count by class | 28 historically grouped dozer/loader entries and 8 motor graders |
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What happens when Cat updates a spec sheet for a Cat mixed dozing and grading collection model?
For the 58 listed versions on these 36 pages, retain the document edition with any revised value. Current wheel-dozer output and current grader equipment above are separately identified; they do not silently replace the historical model records.