25,705 kg235 hp6.88 m³ blade68.3 kPaLimited recent data, based on 2 older listings
Based on 2 older listings. Current pricing may have shifted, so we show the class range instead.
Most asking prices land between €48k – €195k, with a market average around €85k.
This model sits 66% above the class average across 33 peer models.
1 below-market ask right now. We write back within 15 minutes with the strongest matches for your spec.
Nearest competitors auto-selected by category and weight class. Specs from manufacturer datasheets; prices from recent dealer listings.
The Caterpillar D7E is a medium-to-large class crawler bulldozer produced between 2009 and 2019. It operates at a working weight of 25,705 kg and is powered by an engine producing 235 hp. The machine is equipped with a blade capacity of 6.88 m3, positioning it as a capable unit for substantial earthmoving and grading tasks.
Bulldozers in the D7E class are commonly deployed in earthmoving, land clearing, road construction, and site preparation work. They are also used in mining support operations, landfill management, and infrastructure development projects where significant pushing and grading capacity is required. The combination of operating weight and blade volume makes this class well suited to sustained production work in demanding ground conditions.
Prospective buyers should commission a thorough mechanical inspection covering undercarriage wear, which is one of the primary cost drivers in any crawler dozer of this class. Drive train components, hydraulic systems, and blade assembly condition should be assessed independently before purchase. Service history documentation is a key indicator of maintenance discipline, and buyers are advised to verify that all available records are present and consistent. For any electric drive system components specific to the D7E platform, specialist assessment is recommended given the machine's distinctive drivetrain architecture.
In the European market, the Caterpillar D7E is priced at approximately EUR 150,000, reflecting its position as a proven, established platform in the medium-to-large dozer segment. Buyers evaluating this machine will typically also consider the Komatsu D65PX and the Liebherr PR 744 as comparable alternatives within this class. Availability of the D7E across the European used market provides buyers with a reference point for benchmarking condition and specification against asking price.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€173k).
We'll read the European market and send three to seven real options for a Caterpillar D7E. Our pick, and why. Free while we're new.
Start a request