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Most asking prices land between €48k – €195k, with a market average around €85k.
This model sits 232% above the class average across 35 peer models.
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The Komatsu D275 is a large crawler bulldozer positioned in the heavy-duty earthmoving segment. It is engineered for high-volume soil displacement and demanding ground conditions, combining substantial blade capacity with robust undercarriage construction. As a machine in this class, it represents a significant capital asset within fleet operations focused on large-scale civil and extractive work.
Large crawler bulldozers of this type are deployed on major earthmoving contracts including dam construction, open-pit mining preparation, quarry stripping, and large infrastructure grading. Their blade capacity and tractive effort make them well suited to pushing heavy material over extended working cycles. They are also used in land reclamation and bulk cut-and-fill operations where smaller machines would be uneconomical.
Buyers should commission a thorough undercarriage inspection, as track components represent a material portion of ownership cost on any large crawler dozer. Engine condition, hydraulic integrity, and blade wear should be assessed by a qualified technician prior to purchase. Service history documentation and dealer or OEM parts availability in the intended operating region are important considerations. Machines that have operated in abrasive or highly corrosive environments warrant additional scrutiny of final drives, rollers, and structural frame components.
In the European used market, the Komatsu D275 is priced at an average of EUR 318,499, with a typical range running from EUR 257,899 to EUR 379,098. This spread reflects variation in machine age, condition, and specification level. The D275 competes in the large dozer segment against comparable offerings from Caterpillar and Liebherr, where brand support infrastructure and parts availability are factors buyers weigh alongside acquisition price.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€369k).
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