Komatsu D39i-24 dozer is the company’s smallest intelligent crawler dozer and has intelligent Machine Control (iMC 2.0).
The 105-horsepower Komatsu dozer comes in two models: D39EXi and D39PXi. Operating weights are 21,848 and 22,774 pounds, respectively, with blade capacities ranging from 2.89 to 3.14 cubic yards.
3D design data can be programmed directly into the dozer and will guide the operator through automatic dozing.
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