The 779-horsepower, 70-ton-capacity Cat 775G off-highway truck, with a target gross weight of 246,500 pounds, meets EPA Tier 4 Final emissions standards.
The 779-horsepower, 70-ton-capacity Cat 775G off-highway truck, with a target gross weight of 246,500 pounds, meets EPA Tier 4 Final emissions standards. The new truck uses Caterpillar’s Advanced Productivity Electronic Control Strategy that is designed to enhance productivity, fuel efficiency and drive-train durability by allowing two shift-mode selections. The control system also integrates an optional engine-compression brake with an automatic retarder control to enable faster downhill travel and faster cycles without increased fuel consumption. The 775G, which will replace the Cat 775F, also features a new cab that is quieter by 4dB(A).
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Pro Series hydraulic thumbs for Cat hydraulic excavators in the 311 through 329 model range mount on the bucket pin and move along the same arc as the bucket edge.
Demolition and sorting grapple lineup includes five models designed to fit a broad range of Cat hydraulic excavators, both crawler- and wheel-type, with operating weights from 22,000 to 99,200 pounds.
