Construction 120HP Mechanical Driven Crawler Bulldozer

Why choose a 120HP Mechanical Driven Crawler Bulldozer

A mechanical drive uses a clutch, gearbox and final drives, the same layout dozers have used for decades. Many workshops already know how to service it, and the parts are simple to stock, which matters on remote sites far from a dealer. A hydrostatic drive gives smoother speed control, so if that suits your work better, look at our 130HP hydrostatic crawler bulldozer.

Standard or swamp: picking the right version

The two versions share the same 93 kW engine, about 120 hp, but differ in what they stand on:

• Standard: 2.4 m³ blade and about 13000 kg, for firm soil, gravel roads and general site work
• Swamp: 3 m³ blade and about 13500 kg, with wider track shoes that lower ground pressure on wet land, river banks and rice fields

Tell us your ground conditions and we will confirm which one fits. For heavy swamp work, the 160HP crawler swamp bulldozer is the next step up.

Other build points

The specification table below sets out the confirmed model data, plus some values that are typical for this kind of machine. Those typical items are usually:

• Controls: hydraulic, operator cab controlled
• Power: diesel engine, crawler track drivetrain
• Build: welded steel chassis, hardened blade edge

Across the whole Bulldozer class, sizes run 80-320 hp, 2.5-5.5 m³ blade capacity, so this model sits in the light-to-mid range of our Construction Machinery catalogue.

Export terms and documents

We quote on EXW, FOB, CFR or CIF terms, based on spec, quantity and destination port. We ship regularly to Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and South Africa, and each order leaves with a Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading and Certificate of Origin. Buyers usually ask us for the track shoe width and the cab options before we quote, so it helps to send those with your first message about the 120HP Mechanical Driven Crawler Bulldozer. You can find the details in our guide to shipping, Incoterms and export documents.