
Caterpillar
After the success of the Cat M Series compact wheel loader range, Peoria, Illinois-based Caterpillar has announced the addition of three new models to the lineup: the 910, 914 and 920, with the 920 replacing the 918M. Certain features are available on each model, with many of the former special features now becoming standard. All three models come in a high-lift configuration, with both the 914 and 920 in an aggregate-handling configuration.

Cat 920 CWL
All models will see a boost in horsepower, with the 914 and 920 seeing some new fork and bucket options, the company says. A couple of the other options offered include LED working and under-hood lights, USB ports in the cab and a reversing fan.
Not only does the new engine offer more horsepower but better fuel efficiency as well. The fuel-tank capacity also is increased by 2.9 gallons.
The reversing fans are not standard but can be useful for environments where debris can be pulled in and limit airflow, which can cause the cab to overheat. The fan is activated by the operator, and the frequency can be adjusted based on need. Operators also have options when it comes to rotary sensor kickouts in the 910 and 914 models.
LED lighting is a new option a well for under-hood lights and working/roading. The LED lighting has a clearer, truer color, especially in low-light conditions, the manufacturer says. The 914 and 920 models also feature a new rearguard, which can help with debris in poor conditions and is useful to protect the components and systems to help with cleaning.
Lastly, the USB ports inside the cab come in all three models to offer convenience for the operator when it comes to charging cellphones and other devices.
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