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CASE Construction Equipment Crawler Dozers

Explore 4 case construction equipment crawler dozers models, compare specifications and plan your next purchase.

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Browse CASE Construction Equipment crawler dozer models

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Dozers

Current manufacturer catalogue

CASE 650M Dozer

M-series Tier 4 Final; exact model technical specification · United States / North American reference

Blade width: 8 ft2 438 mm
SAE blade capacity: 1.69 yd³1.29 m³
Ground clearance: 1 ft 1.1 in332 mm

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Dozers

Current manufacturer catalogue

CASE 750M Dozer

M-series Tier 4 Final; exact model technical specification · United States / North American reference

Blade width: 8 ft2 438 mm
SAE blade capacity: 1.69 yd³1.29 m³
Ground clearance: 1 ft 2 in355 mm

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Dozers

Current manufacturer catalogue

CASE 850M Dozer

M-series Tier 4 Final; exact model technical specification · United States / North American reference

Blade width: 8 ft 8 in2 640 mm
SAE blade capacity: 2.16 yd³1.65 m³
Ground clearance: 1 ft 2.4 in366 mm

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Dozers

Current manufacturer catalogue

CASE 1150M Dozer

M-series Tier 4 Final; exact model technical specification · United States / North American reference

Blade width: 10 ft3 048 mm
SAE blade capacity: 3.77 yd³2.88 m³
Ground clearance: 1 ft 0.7 in322 mm

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Choosing crawler dozers for the job

Select by material, push distance, slope, finish tolerance and transport constraints. Blade configuration, track width, ripper equipment and grade-control readiness can matter as much as horsepower.

Machine types and configurations

Small finish dozers
Mid-size construction
Large production
Low-ground-pressure
Waste-handler and forestry configurations

Specifications that matter

Specification	Why it matters
Operating weight	Defines machine class, transport exposure and stability context.
Horsepower	Compare the same power rating standard and the demands of the intended work.
Blade type and width	Must suit the material, work envelope, machine geometry and configuration.
Track gauge and shoe width	Affects traction, flotation, wear cost, width and transport.
Ripper configuration	Check the fitted tool, mounting points and hydraulic controls against the material to loosen.
Grade-control capability	Confirm installed hardware, software access and compatibility with your site workflow.
Transport dimensions	Check the travel configuration against trailer space, access restrictions and route requirements.