49,555 kg410 hp16.4 m³ blade110.8 kPaLimited recent data, based on 1 older listings
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Most asking prices land between €48k – €195k, with a market average around €85k.
This model sits 14% below the class average across 33 peer models.
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The Caterpillar D9R is a large-class track-type bulldozer with an operating weight of 49,555 kg and an engine output of 410 hp. It is equipped with a blade capacity of 16.4 m3, placing it firmly in the heavy dozing segment. The D9R represents one of Caterpillar's established high-production crawler tractor platforms, designed for demanding earthmoving and bulk-material applications.
Machines in this weight and power class are typically deployed on large-scale earthmoving, mining overburden stripping, land clearing, and heavy construction site preparation. The substantial blade capacity makes the D9R well suited to high-volume push operations where cycle efficiency and ground pressure management are priorities. It is also commonly used in landfill compaction support and large infrastructure projects requiring sustained dozing productivity.
When inspecting a used D9R or any large crawler dozer of this class, priority areas include undercarriage condition, as track components represent a significant portion of ongoing maintenance expenditure on machines of this type. Final drives, blade cutting edges, push arms, and the condition of hydraulic cylinders should be assessed carefully. A documented service history and evidence of regular fluid analysis provide useful indicators of how the machine has been maintained. Pre-purchase inspection by a qualified mechanic familiar with large Caterpillar equipment is strongly recommended before committing to any transaction.
In the European market, the D9R is positioned at an average of EUR 89,000. Comparable alternatives in this segment include the Liebherr PR766 and the Komatsu D155, both of which compete directly on operating weight, blade capacity, and power output. Buyers evaluating the D9R against these competitors should assess total ownership costs, parts availability, and dealer support networks in their region as part of the comparison.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€89k).
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