The largest model in the 8th class to date: the D11T, with an actual weight of approximately 115 tons—every detail is true to life. The tracks rotate around authentic sprockets, idlers, and rollers. The blade and ripper are operated via hydraulic cylinders. The doors feature working latches, the glass can be shattered, and the hoses can even be detached.
Features:
- 6 configurations: SU blade with a single-shank ripper; SU blade with a multi-shank (three-shank) ripper; SU blade (top-tilt mount) with a single-shank ripper; dedicated ripper tractor (no blade, multi-shank ripper); push-dozer (blade only, no ripper); and a base tractor configuration.
- Customization options: Available colors include CAT Yellow, Hi-Viz White, Military Green, Safety Orange, and Black. The blade, ripper, shanks, work lights, and beacon can be swapped out via the parts menu.
- Highly detailed cab: Nearly every switch, key, and control is interactive. Includes two functional displays (operator monitor and grade control screen), a climate control system (windows will fog up if the system is off), windshield wipers, a washer, work lights, cab interior lighting, dome lighting, a beacon, and a backup alarm.
- Entertainment: An in-cab radio that plays your own music, plus live radio stations and Spotify, powered by the free GR8 radio relay system.
- Power: 850 hp. C32 V12, 3 forward gears and 3 reverse gears. The steering system operates using a clutch-and-brake mechanism.
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