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Cat D3 vs John Deere 750

The John Deere 750 is the heavier machine, at 17 t against 9.36 t, and the John Deere 750 has more power (131 kW against 77.6 kW).

The Cat D3 is ahead on: narrower to transport. The John Deere 750 is ahead on: more power, digs deeper, bigger bucket or body, more hydraulic flow, bigger fuel tank, faster.

Below, every figure both makers publish sits side by side, with the Cat D3 and the John Deere 750 drawn to the same scale from their dimension drawings.

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    Cat D3

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    John Deere 750

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At a glance

Bold is the machine ahead on each figure, with its lead.

FigureCat D3John Deere 750
Operating weight9,362 kg17,041 kg
Net powerHigher is better77.6 kW131 kW+69%
Digging depthHigher is better0.605 m0.648 m+7%
Blade capacityHigher is better2.19 m³3.9 m³+78%
Pump flowHigher is better65 L/min130 L/min+100%
Fuel tankHigher is better195 L362 L+86%
Travel speed, forward (max)Higher is better9 km/h9.7 km/h+8%
Width over tracksLower is better2.11 m+14%2.44 m

All specifications

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Dimensions

Overall length (with blade)4.337 mStandard track, abrasion undercarriageNot published
Overall length (base machine)3.27 mLength of basic dozer, without blade5.359 m
Height (to top of cab)2.769 mDozer height3.248 m
Track gauge1.6 mStandard1.88 mXLT; LGP 2134 mm
Width over tracks2.11 m2.44 m
Blade width2.782 mStandard VPAT blade3.296 m
Blade height1.073 mStandard VPAT blade1.444 mXLT straight PAT blade
Ground clearance0.332 m0.358 mIn dirt
Track length on ground2.31 m3.093 m
Shoe width0.51 mStandard; LGP 660 mm or 762 mm0.559 mXLT; LGP 860 mm
Ripper (add to base machine length)1.177 mNot published
Grouser height0.047 mNot published
Overall length with extended drawbarNot published5.602 m
Tread depth (single-bar grouser)Not published0.069 m
Overall width with blade angledNot published3.011 m

Weight

Operating weight9,362 kg17,041 kg
Operating weight (LGP, 762 mm shoes)9,893 kgNot published
Ripper (add)554 kgNot published

Performance

Blade capacity2.19 m³SAE, standard blade; LGP 2.34 m³3.9 m³XLT straight PAT blade, SAE; LGP 4.5 m³
Blade lift height0.767 m0.904 m
Digging depth0.605 mStandard blade0.648 m
Maximum tilt0.402 mStandard bladeNot published
Maximum blade angle25°Either side24°
Ground pressure38.9 kPaStandard43.7 kPaXLT; LGP 30.5 kPa
Blade tiltNot published0.432 mXLT
Maximum drawbar pullNot published259 kN

Engine

Engine modelCat C3.6John Deere PowerTech PVS 6068 (6.8 L)
EmissionsBrazil MAR-1 / China Nonroad Stage III (equivalent to U.S. EPA Tier 3 / EU Stage IIIA)EPA Final Tier 4 / EU Stage V
Net power77.6 kW (104 hp)At 2,200 rpm, SAE J1349 / ISO 9249131 kW (175 hp)SAE net rated power at 1,700 rpm
Displacement3.6 L6.8 L

Transmission

TransmissionDual-path closed-loop hydrostaticAutomatic dual-path hydrostatic
Travel speed, forward (max)9 km/h9.7 km/hForward and reverse; optional 11.0 km/h
Travel speed, reverse (max)10 km/h9.7 km/hOptional 11.0 km/h

Undercarriage

Track rollers (each side)78
Shoes (each side)40 (HD) / 36 (Abrasion)Not published

Hydraulics

Pump flow65 L/minImplement pump130 L/minAt unloaded high idle
Max pressure206 barImplement relief valve setting 20 600 kPa250 barSystem relief 24 993 kPa

Service capacities

Fuel tank195 L362 L
Engine oil, with filter10.5 LCrankcase and filter28 L
Cooling system19 L31.4 LWith recovery tank
Transmission/hydraulic tank90 LNot published
Final drives (each)10 LNot published
Hydraulic tankNot published98 LReservoir with filter

Service intervals

Hydraulic oil6,000 hoursNot published
Coolant12,000 hoursNot published
Hydraulic and hydrostatic oilNot published4,000 hoursExtended from 2,000 h on the previous model

Sources: Cat D3 Dozer specifications AEHQ8311-02 (08-2024), build 12B (AME, S Am, APD) · John Deere 750 P-Tier Dozers brochure MD750PAU (US)

Drawn to scale

Side views measured off each maker's dimension drawing, front edges and ground lined up.

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Cat D3John Deere 750Same scale, front edges and ground lined up.

Cat D3 vs John Deere 750: questions

Which is bigger, the Cat D3 or John Deere 750?

By operating weight the John Deere 750 is the biggest at 17 t, then the Cat D3 at 9.36 t.

Which has more power, the Cat D3 or John Deere 750?

The John Deere 750: Cat D3 77.6 kW (104 hp), John Deere 750 131 kW (175 hp) (net power), a 69% difference.

Which digs deeper, the Cat D3 or John Deere 750?

The John Deere 750: Cat D3 0.605 m, John Deere 750 0.648 m (digging depth), a 7% difference.

Which has the bigger bucket, the Cat D3 or John Deere 750?

The John Deere 750: Cat D3 2.19 m³, John Deere 750 3.9 m³ (blade capacity), a 78% difference.

Which has the bigger fuel tank, the Cat D3 or John Deere 750?

The John Deere 750: Cat D3 195 L, John Deere 750 362 L (fuel tank), a 86% difference.

Which is narrower to transport, the Cat D3 or John Deere 750?

The Cat D3: Cat D3 2.11 m, John Deere 750 2.44 m (width over tracks), a 14% difference.

Where do these figures come from?

Each model's own published spec sheet or brochure, linked under the table. Builds differ by market and year, so confirm the figures for a particular machine with its dealer.

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