This is by far one of the most incredible 3D printed R/C vehicles that we have seen to date.
#Caterpillar d10 dozer generator#
The sound, as heard in the video below, comes from a diesel sound generator and speaker which is set into a 3D printed speaker box. The tracks that help the D10 dozer get around are powered by gear motors and the blade is operated using linear servos. “I prefer ABS as I can weld parts together with acetone and I always utilize vapor smoothing after some post print sanding to bind all layers together and give the part a nice finish,” Hatala tells us. Prior to being post processed and painted I use a simple CAD program like Autodesk to design, and I use two Afinia H479s currently. “3D printing, which I have been involved in for 4 years, has allowed me to take model building to the next step in detail and ease. “I am a member of RC Truck and Construction and enjoy building scale construction equipment,” Hatala tells. One of these men is a machinist and fabricator named Jason Hatala, who also has an affinity for 3D printing. It had a good run of 8 years before finally being replaced by its successor, the D11.Įven today though, hobbyist and bulldozer fanatics still have a place in their hearts for this beast of a machine. Resulting from the construction industry’s need for a larger tractor than what Caterpillar was currently offering, the D10 was made available for sale in 1978.
#Caterpillar d10 dozer full#
Pump output measured at 1,800 rpm engine speed.Įlectro-hydraulic pilot valves assist operations of ripper and dozer controls.Ĭomplete system consists of pump, tank with filter, oil cooler, valves, lines, and control levers.ĭ10T2 Operating Weight includes coolant, lubricants, full fuel tank, ROPS, FOPS cab, SU ABR bulldozer, dual tilt, single-shank ripper with pin-puller, fast fuel, 610 mm/24 in ES shoes, and operator.ĭ10T2 Shipping Weight includes coolant, lubricants, 10% fuel, FOPS cab, fast fuel, and 610 mm/24 in ES shoes.The year was 1973, and the world’s leading manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, Caterpillar Inc., unveiled their prototype of the D10 Bulldozer at one of their corporate meetings.
No derating (in FWD gears) required up to 4572 m (15,000 ft) altitude. Net power advertised is the power available at the flywheel when the engine is equipped with air cleaner, muffler, alternator, fan, and engine emissions controls as required. *Includes grouser height for total dimensions on hard surfaces.Įngine Power - Net SAE J1349/ISO 9249 DIN (FWD/REV) The system contains 1.9 kg (4.2 lb) of refrigerant which has a CO2 equivalent of 2.717 metric tonnes (3.0 tons). The air conditioning system on this machine contains the fluorinated greenhouse gas refrigerant R134a (Global Warming Potential = 1430). The operator equivalent sound pressure level (ISO 6396) is 77 dB(A)/74 dB(A) (sound suppressed). The exterior sound pressure level for the standard machine (ISO 6395) is 115 dB(A)/111 dB(A) (sound suppressed).
#Caterpillar d10 dozer iso#
Rollover Protective Structure (ROPS) meets the following criteria: ISO 3471:2008. Hydraulically Applied Multiple-disc Steering Clutchįalling Objects Protective Structure (FOPS) meets the following criteria: ISO 3449:2005 LEVEL II. Width - Without Trunnions - 610 mm/24 in ES Engine Power - Gross SAE J1995* (FWD/REV)Įngine Power - Net SAE J1349/ISO 9249 (FWD/REV)
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