New Holland Crawler Dozers

Often found with angle blades. Check final drives carefully.

Often sold with a 6-way blade. Check for oil leaks from final drives.

Later models feature Tier 4 engines.

A workhorse from its era. Parts availability can be a concern for older units.

Often equipped with multi-shank rippers. Check for signs of heavy rock work.

Current production model, good tech support available.

Classic New Holland feel, many units still in service. Monitor undercarriage.

A true heavy machine of its generation. Look for well-maintained engines.

Known for its smooth hydrostatic drive and powerful ripper options.

Often sought after for its easy transportability.

Often found with an enclosed cab and AC.

A popular model for larger contractors. Check for proper maintenance of emission systems.

LGP model designed for low ground pressure applications, check for damage from unsuitable ground.

Highly specialized variant. Inspect track pads thoroughly.

Often sought after for its maneuverability.

Parts availability can be good for these earlier models.

Good choice for mid-size projects.

A workhorse known for durability.

The LGP version offers superior performance in soft ground conditions.

Popular choice for owner-operators.

Previous generation to the D160, offering similar capabilities.

A popular mid-range option for many contractors.

Successor to the D45B LGP with minor upgrades.

Upgraded engine and hydraulic system compared to D130.

Part of the current generation of New Holland dozers.

Newer models feature enhanced connectivity and diagnostics.

Considered a robust and reliable heavy dozer.

A very heavy-duty older model, still valued for raw power.