Buster Peterson combined two Cat D9Gs end-to-end to create a single pushloading tractor with twice the power, but for high-volume material handling with a crawler tractor, the issue wasn't so much the horsepower as it was blade capacity. Various experiments were attempted – and failed – in creating a more powerful, higher-capacity dozer by combining two large crawler tractors onto one undercarriage.
Buster Peterson combined two Cat D9Gs end-to-end to create a single pushloading tractor with twice the power, but for high-volume material handling with a crawler tractor, the issue wasn't so much the horsepower as it was blade capacity. Various experiments were attempted – and failed – in creating a more powerful, higher-capacity dozer by combining two large crawler tractors onto one undercarriage.
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