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Earthmoving equipment Caterpillar 140
2022 Year
4.0 Price
5.0 Reliability
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I've had the chance to operate one of these Caterpillar 140 machines during a road grading project last season. The enclosed cab makes working under hot conditions much more bearable, and the AC performs adequately. What impressed me more was the machine's hydraulic responsiveness - adjusting the blade happened smoothly without sudden jerks. I did notice, however, that the noise levels inside the cab were higher than I would have liked, mostly when pushing it to its higher horsepower settings. Overall, it’s a reliable grader for those extensive field jobs.
4.2
Earthmoving equipment Caterpillar 140
2024 Year
3.0 Price
5.0 Reliability
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I've run the 140G on a couple different sites, mostly for roadwork. It slices through different terrains pretty smooth, but sometimes you can feel the bumps if you're on rougher stuff. The seat is alright, not the best for all-day comfort, but I've had worse. Dig the simple panel and it doesn't distract me, just gets the job done. Never had to do any major fixes, just normal servicing. If you keep up on your checks it's dependable. Price tag is up there, but you get what you pay for. Not flashy, just works like it should.
4.4
Earthmoving equipment Caterpillar 140
2024 Year
4.0 Price
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I had the opportunity to work with the Caterpillar 140 recently, and it’s been a solid experience overall. Its drivetrain performance stood out, making grading tasks feel more controlled and predictable. I found the accessibility to maintenance points from ground level really practical too. On the downside, the stock cab controls could use some ergonomic tweaks for extended use.
4.2
Earthmoving equipment Caterpillar 140
2022 Year
3.0 Price
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Had a couple months with a CAT 140M last year, and honestly, it’s solid for long hours. The cab space is bigger than most I’ve used. I'm not small and still didn't feel cramped. The visibility is better than I expected-those angled doors and all that tapered stuff actually help when working in tight spots. The joystick setup takes a bit of adjustment if you’re used to old-school levers but your arms don’t get tired as fast. I did notice the cost is up there for a new unit, probably more than a lot of businesses wanna shell out unless they're always on big jobs. That said, I still had to mess around once or twice with heating controls that didn't want to click in right-nothing major but kind of annoying on cold starts. Overall, good comfort and you can get through the day without ending up sore.
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4.2
Earthmoving equipment Caterpillar 140
2020 Year
4.0 Price
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Short take from the field: the 140 is well thought out but has some tradeoffs. Hydraulics are powerful - axial-piston pump lets you run multiple operations at once. That hydraulic fan with variable speed is neat for cooling and fuel, but it’s another item to watch during service. Transmission (6F/3R) shifts smooth with the torque converter, good for steady work, though you don’t get many gear steps for very fine speed control. Ripper capacity (5 big + 9 small teeth) is handy when you need it. Rear multi-disc brakes and the hydraulic motor on the front axle add capability but mean more parts to inspect. Cab comfort and camera are nice, but the lever controls feel old-school to some operators. Overall useful machine, just expect a bit more on maintenance attention compared to simpler rigs.
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Earthmoving equipment Caterpillar 140
2018 Year
5.0 Price
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Been running the 140 G7 for a few months on roadwork and grading. It's about 19 tonnes so it feels solid. The front blade moves a lot of material - nice wide blade and it's welded to a closed-section frame so I don't worry about flex. Hyd cylinders use bronze bushings, so piston wear is lower than on older machines I've run. Hoses are routed along the drawbar and clamped tight, which keeps them out of harm's way. Full-time drive can be engaged from the cab and the hydro motors on the front axle give good bite in soft ground. Rear diff auto-lock keeps the grader tracking straight, even when the surface is uneven. Engine has electronic injection and the fuel burn is noticeably low compared to older machines here. Service points are all reachable from the ground - saves time on routine checks. Cab is roomy, AC works, lever controls are simple and the rear camera helps when backing up. Overall it's a reliable, economical grader for heavy grading tasks, with good visibility and predictable hydraulics.
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4.2
Earthmoving equipment Caterpillar D8
2020 Year
4.0 Price
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The Caterpillar D8R showcases admirable durability, as evident from its build and component selection. Maneuverability is decent, though handling intricate turns requires attentiveness. Fuel efficiency aligns with expectations for its category. Overall, a reliable choice for prolonged projects.
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Earthmoving equipment Caterpillar 140
2021 Year
4.0 Price
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So, my experience with the CAT 140 has left me with some positives and a couple of notes. The machine feels robust and handles well on various terrains. The eight-speed transmission is nice, but shifting requires attention to retain consistent power output. Tires have great tread, which provides solid grip. I appreciate how maintenance seems straightforward, even if the older design elements occasionally require more effort. Cracked windshields might be a distraction, even though they aren’t major. It’s an effective machine that seems ready to get the job done.
4.6
Earthmoving equipment Caterpillar D7
2021 Year
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Using the D7 has been an experience worth noting. The cabin provides an improved workspace with better visibility and reduced strain during operation. While the technology integration like GPS functionalities is commendable, beginner operators might feel overwhelmed initially. A great machine nonetheless.
4.4
Earthmoving equipment Caterpillar D8
2020 Year
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Had an opportunity to work with the new Caterpillar D8, and here's my impression. The noise reduction is noticeable, allowing for longer operating hours without strain. The GPS-guided grading system simplifies tasks, which is great. Still, I did feel the joystick control could be slightly smoother overall. Cost-wise, it's steep but aligns with the features offered. This dozer exhibits strong reliability given its build quality, suitable for extensive projects.
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Caterpillar 140H grader Caterpillar 140H price on request Grader 1997 15,300 m/h United Arab Emirates, Sharjah