Caterpillar D6XE Crawler Dozer
Caterpillar D6XE




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Caterpillar D6XE is a dozer designed for construction earthmoving, grading, and material pushing. It is powered by a Cat C9.3B engine rated at 158 kW (215 hp) and uses an electric drive power train. The model was produced from 2019 to 2020 and built in the United States.
With an operating weight of 22,403 kg (49,390 lb), the D6XE is fitted with a standard Semi-Universal (SU) blade with 5 m³ (6.5 cu yd) capacity. The machine is listed with 610 mm (24 in) standard shoes, independent steering and implement pumps, and Tier 4 Final emission compliance for steady dozing and finishing work.
Year
2019, 2020
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Engine Power
215 hp
Emission standard level
Tier 4 Final
Fuel tank
341 L
DEF capacity
28 L
Operating Weight
22,403 kg
Engine Model
Cat C9.3B
Power Train
Electric Drive
Blade Capacity
5 cu(m)
Power - Net
215 hp
Net Power (ISO 9249)
215 hp
Blades type
Semi-Universal (SU)
Additional specifications
Operating Weight-LGP
23,143 kg
Ground Pressure
55 kPa
VPAT Width of Standard Shoe
610 mm
VPAT Type of Blade
VPAT
VPAT Blade Capacity
4 cu(m)
VPAT Operating Weight
22,548 kg
LGP VPAT Operating Weight
23,285 kg
LGP VPAT Ground Pressure
49 kPa
LGP VPAT Width of Standard Shoe
760 mm
LGP VPAT Type of Blade
VPAT
LGP VPAT Blade Capacity
4 cu(m)
PUSH ARM Operating Weight
22,403 kg
PUSH ARM Ground Pressure
55 kPa
PUSH ARM Width of Standard Shoe
610 mm
PUSH ARM Type of Blade
Semi-Universal (SU)
PUSH ARM Blade Capacity
5 cu(m)
Hydraulic controls
Independent steering and implement pumps
Width of Standard Shoe
610 mm
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What is the average price of a Caterpillar D6XE?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Caterpillar D6XE. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Caterpillar D6XE?
Listed features include Electric Drive, 160.3 kW (215 hp) net power, independent steering and implement pumps, and a Semi-Universal (SU) blade with 5 m³ (6.54 cu yd) capacity. It also meets Tier 4 Final emissions requirements.
What type of engine does the D6XE use?
The D6XE uses a Cat C9.3B engine. Its power train is Electric Drive, and the listed emission standard is Tier 4 Final.
How much horsepower does the D6XE have?
The D6XE has 215 hp of engine power. Its listed net power, including Net Power (ISO 9249), is also 215 hp.
What fuel does the Caterpillar D6XE use?
The supplied specifications list a 341 L (90.1 US gal) fuel tank and a 28 L (7.4 US gal) DEF capacity, but they do not confirm the fuel type.
What jobs is this Dozers best suited for?
The supplied data does not identify specific job applications for the Caterpillar D6XE. Its listed configurations include Semi-Universal (SU) and VPAT blades, but suitability should be confirmed against the required blade configuration and site conditions.
What is the expected lifespan of the D6XE?
The supplied information does not provide an expected service life for the D6XE. For a used machine, review maintenance records, operating hours, undercarriage condition, electric-drive components, hydraulics, and blade wear.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Dozers?
Check maintenance records, operating hours, undercarriage wear, tracks and shoes, blade and push-arm condition, hydraulic operation, steering performance, engine condition, and any warning indicators. Verify that the machine’s blade configuration, operating weight, and ground pressure suit the intended work.





