Komatsu Crawler Dozers
29 Komatsu crawler dozers models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
Optimal for precision grading with integrated GPS.
A popular older model known for its precise grading capabilities.
PX model indicates low ground pressure, ideal for soft conditions. iMC 2.0 version is highly sought after.
The 'i' denotes integrated machine control, a premium feature. PX indicates low ground pressure.
Available with PAT (Power Angling Tilt) blade, enhancing versatility. iMC is a key selling point.
The SIGMA blade is designed for increased material retention and penetration. iMC version 2.0 is a significant upgrade.
A very common heavy dozer in North America. Absence of complex Tier 4 Final emissions systems can be a pro for some buyers.
The D375A-8 introduced significant fuel efficiency improvements. Often equipped with ripper for hard ground.
One of the largest production dozers in the world. Often purchased by major mining or quarrying companies.
The EX version has standard track shoes, differentiating it from the low ground pressure PX.
A very popular compact dozer in its day, highly valued for small jobs. Parts are still generally available.
A robust workhorse from its era. Buyers should scrutinize the condition of the undercarriage and transmission.
The -16 series was a solid performer before Tier 4 emissions. Look for well-maintained undercarriage.
A durable and popular model before the Tier 3/4 regulations heavily influenced designs. Check transmission type.
Hydrostatic drive offers fine control, making it excellent for precision grading. PX denotes low ground pressure.
The -21 series is a well-regarded small dozer. Regular hydraulic fluid changes are crucial for hydrostatic longevity.
The 'P' in D60P indicates a PAT (Power Angle Tilt) blade for versatility. A very durable machine if well-maintained.