Used Shantui SD22 Hydraulic Crawler Dozer with Cummins Engine
Engineered to conquer the harshest terrains, heaviest stripping tasks, and massive earthmoving operations, the Used Shantui SD22 Hydraulic Crawler Dozer is an industry benchmark for heavy-duty reliability. Powered by a legendary Cummins diesel engine delivering up to 220 net horsepower and operating at a robust 23,450 kg gross vehicle weight, this pre-owned crawler dozer provides the high breakout force and massive push capacity required for large-scale infrastructure projects. Thoroughly workshop-inspected, mechanically reconditioned, and track-tested, our pre-owned SD22 bulldozers allow contractors to acquire world-class heavy earthmoving capability at a highly efficient capital investment.
Used Shantui SD22 Hydraulic Crawler Dozer with Cummins Engine Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
Used Shantui SD22 Hydraulic Crawler Dozer with Cummins Engine Detail Introduction :
| Technical Parameter | Specification Details |
| Model & Brand | Shantui SD22 Crawler Bulldozer (Pre-Owned) |
| Operating Weight | 23,450 kg |
| Gross / Net Engine Power | 175 kW (235 HP) @ 1800 rpm / Net 220 HP |
| Engine Type | Cummins 6-Cylinder Turbocharged Diesel Engine |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 450 Liters |
| Overall Machine Dimensions | 5,495 × 3,725 × 3,402 mm (L × W × H) |
| Track Gauge | 2,000 mm |
| Standard Track Shoe Width | 560 mm (Optional: 610 / 660 mm, Wetland 910 mm) |
| Transmission Type | Planetary Power-Shift Transmission with Torque Converter |
| Primary Applications | Highway Construction, Mining Overburden, Land Clearing, Dam Building |
Built with a rigid, high-strength box-section mainframe and an advanced hydraulic transmission system, the Shantui SD22 excels in continuous, high-load cycles. The machine features a spacious, vibration-damped operator cab equipped with a multi-directional suspension seat, optimized climate control, and wide-angle panoramic visibility to minimize operator fatigue during long shifts. Its hydraulic circuit delivers precise blade tilt and lift response, while the heavy-duty undercarriage absorbs high-impact shocks from rocky or uneven job sites. Every pre-owned SD22 unit undergoes rigorous multi-point workshop evaluations—including engine compression tests, torque converter calibration, transmission pressure checks, and final drive inspections—ensuring flawless performance immediately upon arrival at your job site.
Unique Product Highlights
High-Performance Cummins Turbocharged Engine: Equipped with a dependable Cummins 6-cylinder diesel powerplant, offering high low-end torque, exceptional thermal stability, and reliable power delivery in high-temperature environments.
Tier 2 / Non-Complex Emission Design: Engineered without sensitive after-treatment systems (such as DPF or DEF/urea), making it highly adaptable and resilient when running on local or varying grades of overseas diesel fuel.
Optimized Power-Shift Transmission: Features a reliable planetary power-shift transmission with a smooth torque converter, allowing effortless directional changes and maximum drawbar pull under heavy loads.
Heavy-Duty Undercarriage Architecture: Robust 2000 mm track gauge combined with standard 560 mm triple-grouser track shoes (with optional wetland wider plates) ensures superior ground contact and traction in loose soil or mud.
Superior Blade Capacity & Versatility: Outfitted with a high-capacity straight tilt blade designed for aggressive material rolling, precise site leveling, and rapid push-loading cycles.
Product Applications
Mining Stripping & Quarry Operations: Clearing overburden, removing topsoil, and maintaining haul roads in open-pit mining environments.
Highway & Railway Infrastructure: Large-scale cutting, filling, subgrade leveling, and slope preparation across rugged geographical terrains.
Water Conservancy & Dam Construction: Shaping river banks, leveling reservoir beds, and compacting earth fill for flood control barriers.
Landfill & Waste Management: Spreading, leveling, and managing municipal refuse and industrial waste streams with heavy-duty protection.
Agricultural Land Clearing: Clearing dense brush, leveling virgin land, and constructing terrace fields for commercial farming.
Why Choose Our Pre-Owned Heavy Equipment
Maximum Capital Efficiency: Secure legendary Shantui-built bulldozing power and Cummins reliability while saving up to 50–60% compared to brand-new machinery investments.
No-Compromise Workshop Inspection: Every pre-owned machine goes through complete structural frame checks, blade pin analysis, and hydraulic pressure restoration before export.
Global Parts Availability & Service Ease: Because the SD22 is a global heavy-machinery staple, replacement filters, undercarriage links, and engine components are readily accessible worldwide.
Immediate Project Deployment: Skip lengthy factory manufacturing lead times with fully serviced, ready-to-ship heavy dozers available for immediate international container or flat-rack dispatch.
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