320HP Hydraulic Elevated Sprocket Bulldozer, High Drive Crawler Type

Why choose a 320HP hydraulic elevated sprocket bulldozer

On a standard dozer the sprocket runs at ground level and takes every shock from the track. Raising it gives the track a triangle shape, so the rollers and frame take the hits while the final drive stays clean. Buyers working in quarries or on rocky haul roads usually ask us for this layout for that reason.

Hydraulic control of the blade and ripper also makes long shifts easier on the operator.

Typical build and capacity

The confirmed data for this model sits in the specification table below. For this class of machine, the points below are typical and are confirmed at quotation:

• a diesel engine, elevated (high-drive) final drive
• a welded steel chassis, reinforced undercarriage
• a power band of 160-430 hp across the range, with 3-6 m³ blade capacity

At 320HP this dozer sits near the top of that band, so the blade, ripper and track shoe width should suit your ground.

What we confirm before production

We ask about the material you will push, the height above sea level and the climate, since these affect cooling and air filters. We also confirm the blade type, the ripper, the cab setup and the language for plates and manuals.

Other bulldozers in the range

For lighter site work, the 160HP crawler bulldozers are a smaller option, and the 160HP crawler swamp bulldozers suit soft, wet ground. The wider construction machinery and equipments range lists more earth moving models.

Export supply to contractors and importers

We supply single units, bulk orders and tender quantities to importers and contractors in Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana. Each 320HP hydraulic elevated sprocket bulldozer ships with a commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and bill of lading, as set out on our shipping, Incoterms and export documents page. For site safety rules on dozers, the OSHA guidance is a useful reference.