| MOQ: | 1 unità |
| prezzo: | USD 72,000 - 98,000 / Unit |
| Imballaggio standard: | Spedizione di container pesanti flat-rack con telaio in acciaio rinforzato, protezione anticorrosion |
| Periodo di consegna: | 12-22 giorni lavorativi dalla conferma del pagamento |
| Metodo di pagamento: | T/T, Alipay, bonifico bancario |
| Capacità di approvvigionamento: | 3 unità al mese |
This D8K represents the heavy end of crawler dozer capability, with 300 horsepower driving an 8 cubic meter semi-universal blade through a robust track undercarriage. It is a serious production machine built for mining overburden stripping, quarry floor preparation, large scale land reclamation, and heavy civil construction where material volumes demand substantial pushing power. The machine sits at our equipment yard and can be demonstrated under its own power for buyers who wish to witness its operational condition firsthand.
The engine in this D8K has been thoroughly evaluated and is in dependable working order. A compression test performed across all cylinders shows uniform values indicating even wear and good sealing throughout the power unit. The engine starts on its own electrical system with no external assistance required, even after sitting for extended periods. Upon starting, oil pressure registers immediately and stabilizes within the normal operating band. The engine idles with the characteristic smooth rhythm expected from this displacement class, and responds promptly to throttle input without hesitation or smoke. Cooling system performance is satisfactory with the radiator cap, thermostat, water pump, and fan drive all functioning correctly. No coolant loss or abnormal temperature fluctuation is evident during extended operation. The fuel system from tank to injection pump to injectors is clean and properly adjusted, delivering consistent power without surging or stumbling under varying load conditions.
The 8 cubic meter semi-universal blade is a substantial piece of fabricated steel designed to move large volumes of material with each pass. The blade structure has been examined for cracks, repairs, or distortion and is structurally sound. The cutting edge and corner bits show normal wear consistent with working hours but retain sufficient material for continued service. The blade push arms, trunnion mounts, and tilt brace are all tight and undamaged. The main frame, equalizer bar, and pivot shaft assemblies show no signs of structural fatigue or repair welding. This machine was built in an era when structural overdesign was the engineering philosophy, and the heavy steel fabrication of the frame and blade assembly reflects that durability-focused approach.
The financial logic of acquiring this D8K is compelling when analyzed on a cost-per-cubic-meter-moved basis. New dozers in the 300HP class command prices that are five to eight times higher than this used machine, while the fundamental earthmoving capability, measured in blade load per cycle and cycles per hour, is similar. For mining contractors and quarry operators who understand that equipment is a production tool rather than a status symbol, the value represented by this machine is substantial. Parts availability for this generation of equipment remains good through both original sources and the extensive aftermarket industry that supports legacy heavy equipment worldwide. The simple mechanical design without computer controls, exhaust after-treatment systems, or complex electronic monitoring means that field repairs can be performed by competent mechanics with basic tools, reducing downtime and repair costs compared to newer technology machines.
| Specification Parameter | Measured Value |
|---|---|
| Complete Operating Mass | 32,000 kilograms |
| Blade Configuration | Semi-Universal / 8 cubic meters Capacity |
| Gross Engine Output | 224 kW (300 HP) at Rated Engine Speed |
| Track Shoe Width | 610 millimeters (Heavy Service) |
| Calculated Ground Pressure | 0.78 kilograms per square centimeter |
| Gearbox Type | Power Shift, 3 Forward / 3 Reverse Ranges |
| Track Gear Remaining Life | Approximately 45-55% of Original Specification |
| Recorded Engine Hours | Estimated 10,000 to 15,000 Hours Total |
| Approximate Build Year | 1980 to 1990 Manufacturing Period |
Moving a 32-ton bulldozer internationally requires careful planning and we manage every aspect of this process. Flat-rack container shipping is the primary method used for machines of this weight class. The dozer is positioned onto a heavy-duty open-sided container platform, secured with certified grade-80 or grade-100 chain assemblies at all manufacturer-designated tie-down locations, and protected with multiple layers of industrial polyethylene wrapping. For certain trade routes, RORO vessel transport provides a suitable alternative with the machine being tracked directly onto the ship deck and secured in position. Break-bulk vessel loading is a third option for ports that handle project cargo and out-of-gauge shipments. Prior to loading, all exposed hydraulic cylinder rods are coated with protective grease and wrapped, machined surfaces receive anti-corrosion treatment, and the exhaust stack and air intake are sealed against weather ingress. The complete export document file includes the original ocean bill of lading, packing list with weight and dimension details, certificate of origin for customs preference claims, and a commercial invoice prepared according to international trade documentation standards. We can arrange insurance coverage for the ocean transit period at the buyer's request and expense.
We take a practical approach to customer support after the sale. Included with every machine purchase is a full set of digital reference materials: operator manual, maintenance interval chart, illustrated parts breakdown, hydraulic and electrical schematics, and torque specification tables. Our technical team provides responsive support via messaging applications, email, or video call during the initial operational phase, helping your crew understand machine controls, daily inspection procedures, and basic troubleshooting routines. We do not offer an international on-site warranty service because we believe it is more honest to acknowledge the logistical limitations of providing such coverage across continents than to make promises we cannot keep. However, we stand behind the mechanical condition of every machine we sell as described in the inspection report, and we will work with you to resolve any legitimate issues that may arise. For ongoing parts needs, we connect buyers with reliable parts suppliers who specialize in legacy heavy equipment components, and we can assist with parts identification and procurement coordination. A complimentary package of essential service items travels with the machine: engine lubrication oil filters, primary and secondary diesel fuel filters, air intake filtration elements, hydraulic system filters, and an assortment of commonly needed seals and O-rings for routine maintenance tasks.
| MOQ: | 1 unità |
| prezzo: | USD 72,000 - 98,000 / Unit |
| Imballaggio standard: | Spedizione di container pesanti flat-rack con telaio in acciaio rinforzato, protezione anticorrosion |
| Periodo di consegna: | 12-22 giorni lavorativi dalla conferma del pagamento |
| Metodo di pagamento: | T/T, Alipay, bonifico bancario |
| Capacità di approvvigionamento: | 3 unità al mese |
This D8K represents the heavy end of crawler dozer capability, with 300 horsepower driving an 8 cubic meter semi-universal blade through a robust track undercarriage. It is a serious production machine built for mining overburden stripping, quarry floor preparation, large scale land reclamation, and heavy civil construction where material volumes demand substantial pushing power. The machine sits at our equipment yard and can be demonstrated under its own power for buyers who wish to witness its operational condition firsthand.
The engine in this D8K has been thoroughly evaluated and is in dependable working order. A compression test performed across all cylinders shows uniform values indicating even wear and good sealing throughout the power unit. The engine starts on its own electrical system with no external assistance required, even after sitting for extended periods. Upon starting, oil pressure registers immediately and stabilizes within the normal operating band. The engine idles with the characteristic smooth rhythm expected from this displacement class, and responds promptly to throttle input without hesitation or smoke. Cooling system performance is satisfactory with the radiator cap, thermostat, water pump, and fan drive all functioning correctly. No coolant loss or abnormal temperature fluctuation is evident during extended operation. The fuel system from tank to injection pump to injectors is clean and properly adjusted, delivering consistent power without surging or stumbling under varying load conditions.
The 8 cubic meter semi-universal blade is a substantial piece of fabricated steel designed to move large volumes of material with each pass. The blade structure has been examined for cracks, repairs, or distortion and is structurally sound. The cutting edge and corner bits show normal wear consistent with working hours but retain sufficient material for continued service. The blade push arms, trunnion mounts, and tilt brace are all tight and undamaged. The main frame, equalizer bar, and pivot shaft assemblies show no signs of structural fatigue or repair welding. This machine was built in an era when structural overdesign was the engineering philosophy, and the heavy steel fabrication of the frame and blade assembly reflects that durability-focused approach.
The financial logic of acquiring this D8K is compelling when analyzed on a cost-per-cubic-meter-moved basis. New dozers in the 300HP class command prices that are five to eight times higher than this used machine, while the fundamental earthmoving capability, measured in blade load per cycle and cycles per hour, is similar. For mining contractors and quarry operators who understand that equipment is a production tool rather than a status symbol, the value represented by this machine is substantial. Parts availability for this generation of equipment remains good through both original sources and the extensive aftermarket industry that supports legacy heavy equipment worldwide. The simple mechanical design without computer controls, exhaust after-treatment systems, or complex electronic monitoring means that field repairs can be performed by competent mechanics with basic tools, reducing downtime and repair costs compared to newer technology machines.
| Specification Parameter | Measured Value |
|---|---|
| Complete Operating Mass | 32,000 kilograms |
| Blade Configuration | Semi-Universal / 8 cubic meters Capacity |
| Gross Engine Output | 224 kW (300 HP) at Rated Engine Speed |
| Track Shoe Width | 610 millimeters (Heavy Service) |
| Calculated Ground Pressure | 0.78 kilograms per square centimeter |
| Gearbox Type | Power Shift, 3 Forward / 3 Reverse Ranges |
| Track Gear Remaining Life | Approximately 45-55% of Original Specification |
| Recorded Engine Hours | Estimated 10,000 to 15,000 Hours Total |
| Approximate Build Year | 1980 to 1990 Manufacturing Period |
Moving a 32-ton bulldozer internationally requires careful planning and we manage every aspect of this process. Flat-rack container shipping is the primary method used for machines of this weight class. The dozer is positioned onto a heavy-duty open-sided container platform, secured with certified grade-80 or grade-100 chain assemblies at all manufacturer-designated tie-down locations, and protected with multiple layers of industrial polyethylene wrapping. For certain trade routes, RORO vessel transport provides a suitable alternative with the machine being tracked directly onto the ship deck and secured in position. Break-bulk vessel loading is a third option for ports that handle project cargo and out-of-gauge shipments. Prior to loading, all exposed hydraulic cylinder rods are coated with protective grease and wrapped, machined surfaces receive anti-corrosion treatment, and the exhaust stack and air intake are sealed against weather ingress. The complete export document file includes the original ocean bill of lading, packing list with weight and dimension details, certificate of origin for customs preference claims, and a commercial invoice prepared according to international trade documentation standards. We can arrange insurance coverage for the ocean transit period at the buyer's request and expense.
We take a practical approach to customer support after the sale. Included with every machine purchase is a full set of digital reference materials: operator manual, maintenance interval chart, illustrated parts breakdown, hydraulic and electrical schematics, and torque specification tables. Our technical team provides responsive support via messaging applications, email, or video call during the initial operational phase, helping your crew understand machine controls, daily inspection procedures, and basic troubleshooting routines. We do not offer an international on-site warranty service because we believe it is more honest to acknowledge the logistical limitations of providing such coverage across continents than to make promises we cannot keep. However, we stand behind the mechanical condition of every machine we sell as described in the inspection report, and we will work with you to resolve any legitimate issues that may arise. For ongoing parts needs, we connect buyers with reliable parts suppliers who specialize in legacy heavy equipment components, and we can assist with parts identification and procurement coordination. A complimentary package of essential service items travels with the machine: engine lubrication oil filters, primary and secondary diesel fuel filters, air intake filtration elements, hydraulic system filters, and an assortment of commonly needed seals and O-rings for routine maintenance tasks.