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Dozers

D65-18

Mid-size dozers

  • Engine power (HP) 217
  • Engine power (kW) 162
  • Blade capacity (m^3) 5.6
  • Blade capacity (yd^3) 7.3
  • Operating weight (kg) 23373
  • Operating weight (lbs) 51529

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The D65EXi/PXi-18 bulldozer incorporates Komatsu’s unique intelligent Machine Control (iMC) technology, allowing it to carry out both bulk and final trim dozing in fully automatic mode from start to finish, delivering final grade performance and accuracy. Available in both standard and low-ground-pressure versions, it is powered by a new technology Komatsu engine. With lock-up torque converter and excellent vision, the D65EXi/PXi-18 is a reliable and versatile dozer. And it comes standard with, Komtrax, Komatsu's wireless fleet monitoring system ITC and Intelligent machine control reporting, backed by our Australia-wide service and support network.

    Features and benefits

    Improved machine efficiency

    Improved machine efficiency

    The new D65EXi/PXi-18 has achieved both high levels of productivity and fuel economy with the SIGMADOZER blade, automatic transmission with lockup torque converter and new Tier 4 Final engine. From these 3 key features the bulldozer significantly improves fuel efficiency compared with our conventional models.

    Unrivaled blade visibility

    Unrivaled blade visibility

    The D65EXi/PXi-18 has a strong integrated ROPS cab. High rigidity and superb sealing performance sharply reduce noise and vibration for the operator and helps prevent dust from entering the cab. This provides the operator a comfortable working environment. In addition, side visibility is increased because additional extrenal ROPS structure and posts are not required.

    Comfortable working space

    Comfortable working space

    The D65EXi/PXi-18's cab mount uses a cab damper system and provides shock and vibration absorption conventional mounting systems cannot match. The Silicon-oil-filled cab damper mount helps to isolate the cab from the machine body, suppressing vibration and providing a quiet, comfortable operating environment.


    Specifications

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    • Suspension: Oscillating equaliser bar and forward pivot shaft
    • Track roller frame: Monocoque, large section, durable construction
    • Type of shoes (standard): Single grouser
    • Number of track rollers (each side): 7
    • Number of shoes (each side): 42
    • Number of carrier rollers (each side): 2
    • Lubricated tracks: PLUS link assebmly
    • Shoe width (standard)(mm): 610 - 760
    • Shoe width (standard)(in): 24.02 - 29.92

    • Relief valve setting (psi): 4,054
    • Relief valve setting (kg/cm^2): 285
    • Pitch angle (deg): 38-52
    • Maximum pump flow (gpm): 65.5
    • Maximum pump flow (ltr/min): 248
    • Number of cylinders

      • Blade tilt /1 (in): 1 x 4.92–5.91
      • Blade tilt /1 (mm): 1 x 125-150
      • Blade lift / 2 (in): 2 x 3.35–3.54
      • Blade lift / 2 (mm): 2 x 85-90
      • Blade angle / 2 (in): 4.33
      • Blade angle / 2 (mm): 110
      • Ripper lift (mm): 125

    • Engine Model: Komatsu SAAD114E-6
    • Aspiration: Turbocharged, after-cooled, cooled EGR
    • Piston displacement (L): 8.85
    • Piston displacement (in^3): 540.05
    • Engine certification (standard): EPA Tier 4
    • Horsepower

      • SAEJ1995 - Gross (kW): 164
      • SAEJ1995 - Gross (HP): 220
      • ISO 9249 / SAE J1349 - Net (HP): 217
      • Rated RPM: 1950
      • Fan drive type: Hydraulic

    • Fuel tank (US gal): 110
    • Fuel tank (L): 415
    • Coolant (US gal): 12.94
    • Coolant (L): 49
    • Engine oil (US gal): 8.06
    • Engine oil (L): 30.5
    • Torque converter, transmission, bevel gear, and steering system (US gal): 12.7
    • Torque converter, transmission, bevel gear, and steering system (L): 48

    Tier 4 engine KDPF regeneration video

    As the technology of diesel engines has progressed from Tier 3 to Tier 4 Final, design aspects of the engines have been fine-tuned to comply with regulations to cover regulated diesel engine exhaust pollutants.

    The result is that these new diesel engines are cleaner than ever before, and in many cases more fuel efficient too. Along with this comes the need to properly manage and maintain these new generation of machines to make sure that operating costs are minimised.

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