Used Caterpillar D7G Series II Bulldozer for Sale

Used CAT D7G Series II Bulldozer for Sale: Listing Overview

This used Caterpillar D7G Series II is a tracked bulldozer listing for buyers comparing a CAT D7G dozer for grading, land clearing, site preparation or road maintenance. The HMP catalogue listing shows a machine-only asking price of US$19,850, 1,200 displayed hours, 20.2 tons, a CAT 3306T engine entry and 200 hp (150 kW). Those values identify the catalogue offer; they do not establish the exact machine configuration, meter history or mechanical condition. Reconfirm the stock record and request current unit-specific evidence before committing.

Catalogue Data and Verification

CAT D7G Series II Specs: Match the Engine and Configuration

Searches for CAT D7G Series II specs often return figures from more than one D7G variant. Caterpillar's H-CPC page for the D7G Series 2 identifies a Cat 3306 DITA engine; HMP's current catalogue field says CAT 3306T. A Caterpillar dealer model reference lists 150 kW and an operating weight of 20,580 kg for D7G Series 2, while this listing shows 20.2 tons. Differences in model, attachments and specification basis matter, so treat those references as comparison context and verify the actual tractor plate, engine plate, serial/PIN and fitted equipment. See the Caterpillar D7G Series 2 model reference and D7G Series 2 specifications from a Caterpillar dealer. Neither source verifies the condition or identity of the listing.

Used CAT D7G Dozer Inspection Checklist

For a used dozer purchase, prioritize costly wear and identity evidence over paint or a low hour-meter number. Request current, dated images of the tractor and engine plates, hour meter, both track frames, blade and any ripper. Ask what maintenance or repair records are available and whether they can be matched to this stock ID and serial/PIN. A model brochure or a polished walk-around is not a unit-specific inspection.

Have a qualified inspector review both undercarriages, including track links, pin and bushing wear, rollers, idlers, sprocket teeth, track adjusters and frame condition. Ask for measurements and the method used, not only a general condition label. Inspect the blade cutting edge, corners, push arms, pins, cylinders, hoses, welds and visible leaks. If a ripper is fitted, check its shanks, tips, frame and hydraulic operation as part of the agreed inspection.

Where safe and permitted, request an uncut cold-start clip and operating footage that shows forward and reverse travel, steering response, transmission shifts, blade lift/tilt and the machine working under a suitable load. Note abnormal smoke, noise, leaks or warning indications, and ask what was not tested. Video can show visible behavior but cannot establish internal wear; arrange an independent pre-purchase inspection when the risk or repair cost justifies it.

Applications and Job Fit

A Caterpillar D7G crawler tractor may be considered for bulk grading, land clearing, site preparation and road-maintenance work. The right used bulldozer depends on the verified series, blade type, ripper configuration, ground conditions, soil, transport limits and service support near the job. Confirm the installed blade and undercarriage before comparing this used D7G with other CAT dozers or machines in the same operating-weight class. Do not treat a model-family rating as a production guarantee.

CAT D7G Price, Shipping and Landed Cost

The displayed US$19,850 is an equipment-only catalogue price, not a delivered price. For a used CAT D7G export quotation, provide the destination country and port and request a written FOB, CFR or CIF offer stating the trade term, freight and insurance scope, loading arrangements, validity, inclusions and exclusions. Confirm customs duties, taxes, port handling, import rules and inland transport with the relevant providers in your country. Compare the same machine configuration and cost scope when evaluating other used Caterpillar D7G bulldozers for sale.

How to Enquire About This Used Caterpillar D7G

Include the stock ID displayed in the listing, this product URL, your destination port, intended work and preferred trade term. Ask HMP to reconfirm availability, price basis, exact engine and blade configuration, and which current photos, records or inspection scope can be provided for this unit. Review the equipment purchase verification checklist as a starting point for identity, evidence and shipping questions, then record the agreed scope and costs in writing.