Caterpillar D6K2 LGP Crawler Dozer

Caterpillar D6K2 LGP

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General overview

Caterpillar D6K2 LGP is a dozer designed for earthmoving and grading in construction settings. It has an operating weight of 13,470 kg (29,700 lb) and an engine output of 92 kW (125 hp), giving it the capacity needed for general pushing and shaping tasks. The model is powered by a Cat C6.6 ACERT engine and meets EPA Final Tier 4 (FT4) / EU Stage V emissions requirements.

The D6K2 LGP uses a hydrostatic transmission with electro-hydraulic controls and a Power-Angle-Tilt (PAT) blade. A blade capacity of 2.9 m³ (3.8 cu yd), ground pressure of 32.7 kPa (4.74 psi), and a standard shoe width of 762 mm (30 in) define its operating profile for controlled work on prepared construction surfaces.

Year

2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

2,762 mm

~108.7 in

2,957 mm

~116.4 in

4,979 mm

~196 in

13,500 kg

~29,762.4 lb

Engine Power

125 hp

Operating Weight

13,470 kg

Blade Capacity

2.9 cu(m)

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

EPA Final Tier 4 (FT4) / EU Stage V

Displacement

403 cu(in)

Fuel tank

295 L

Number of Cylinders

6

Engine Model

Cat C6.6 ACERT

Operating Weight-LGP

13,470 kg

Power Train

Hydrostatic transmission

Ground Pressure

32.7 kPa

Undercarriage Ground Pressure

32.7 kPa

Length of Track on Ground

2,643 mm

Number of Shoes

40

Hydraulic controls

Electro-hydraulic controls

Type of Blade

Power-Angle-Tilt (PAT)

Power - Net

125 hp

Net Power (ISO 9249)

125 hp

Width of Standard Shoe

762 mm

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Travis Mortenson
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July 2026

We run it on pad work across 4,000 acres a year. Machine control cut our survey time on pond work. Worth noting: the regen interrupts at awkward times in site cleanup.

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No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, configuration, service records, and undercarriage wear.

Listed features include a Power-Angle-Tilt (PAT) blade, electro-hydraulic controls, hydrostatic transmission, and low ground pressure of 32.7 kPa (4.7 psi). It has 93.2 kW (125 hp) net power and a blade capacity of 2.9 m³ (3.79 cu yd).

The D6K2 LGP uses a Cat C6.6 ACERT engine with 6 cylinders. Its listed emission level is EPA Final Tier 4 (FT4) / EU Stage V.

The D6K2 LGP has 93.2 kW (125 hp) of net engine power.

The supplied specifications list a 295 L (77.9 US gal) fuel tank but do not confirm the fuel type.

The supplied data does not identify specific job applications. Buyers can assess suitability based on the Power-Angle-Tilt (PAT) blade, 2.9 m³ (3.79 cu yd) blade capacity, and 32.7 kPa (4.7 psi) ground pressure.

No expected service-life figure is supplied. Actual lifespan depends on operating conditions, maintenance history, service quality, and the condition of major components such as the undercarriage, engine, hydraulics, and transmission.

Check service records, engine condition, hydraulic operation, transmission response, blade controls, leaks, and structural damage. Inspect track shoes, rollers, idlers, sprockets, and track wear closely. Confirm that the machine configuration and emissions equipment match the intended use.