Caterpillar D7 Cable-Driven Bulldozer
The correct designation for this vehicle is Caterpillar D7 with LeTourneau XD7 Bulldozer. It utilises the LeTourneau R7 Power Control Unit to raise and lower the blade with a cable.
The Caterpillar D7 was first manufactured in 1938 and had a long service life in the U.S. Military. During WW II, the D7 was one of the bulldozers collectively known as "Tractor, Heavy, M1", which included many different variants of D7 as well as dozers produced by other manufacturers. D7s were also supplied to the British and other allies under Lend Lease.
It was powered by a Caterpillar, turbocharged diesel, 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled, 831 ci (13.6-litre) engine which was started with a small 2-cylinder pony engine.
The LeTourneau R7 is seen on many D7s with and without blades. It was used for towing and other activities requiring a power winch.
This variant, XD7 Bulldozer, was often used for the simple duty of clearing abandoned and derelict vehicles off roads to allow units to advance.
- SKU: US154
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Shipments outside the UK may be subject to Duty & Taxes from the government of the destination country. Payment of Duty & Taxes are the responsibility of the customer.
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- Return Policy
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The correct designation for this vehicle is Caterpillar D7 with LeTourneau XD7 Bulldozer. It utilises the LeTourneau R7 Power Control Unit to raise and lower the blade with a cable.
The Caterpillar D7 was first manufactured in 1938 and had a long service life in the U.S. Military. During WW II, the D7 was one of the bulldozers collectively known as "Tractor, Heavy, M1", which included many different variants of D7 as well as dozers produced by other manufacturers. D7s were also supplied to the British and other allies under Lend Lease.
It was powered by a Caterpillar, turbocharged diesel, 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled, 831 ci (13.6-litre) engine which was started with a small 2-cylinder pony engine.
The LeTourneau R7 is seen on many D7s with and without blades. It was used for towing and other activities requiring a power winch.
This variant, XD7 Bulldozer, was often used for the simple duty of clearing abandoned and derelict vehicles off roads to allow units to advance.
- ManufacturerMilicast
- Unit of SaleSingle Unit
- Assembly StatusUnassembled Kit
- Scale1:76
- Age Level17 Years & Up
- Skill Level3 – Intermediate
- ThemeMilitaria
We ship to all countries World Wide. If you receive an error message "No shipping location available" or similar, please contact us directly by e-mail (info@milicast.com) and we shall assist. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Shipments outside the UK may be subject to Duty & Taxes from the government of the destination country. Payment of Duty & Taxes are the responsibility of the customer.
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All Goods remain the property of Milicast Model Company until paid for in full. Goods may only be returned by prior arrangement at the recipients' expense. Delivery and insurance charges are non-refundable. Claims for damaged/missing items should be made within seven days of receipt.
Any products purchased 'second hand’, (without proof of direct Milicast Model Company supply, or supply from an Milicast Model Company approved dealer, shop or agent), or any products part assembled or part worked on in any way, are not covered by this returns policy. Under these circumstances no returns will be accepted, however we may quote for the supply of parts to restore the product to full inventory.
