Caterpillar - 777 reviews

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3.8

Quarry machinery Caterpillar 777

2024 Year

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Been running Cat 777A trucks on and off for years. This one puts out 870 hp from that D348 V12 - you feel the power when the box is loaded. Payload is 85 tons and the dual-slope dump box with wrap‑around ribs means the body takes a beating and keeps going. Frame is heavy duty, extra plates and castings in the stress spots; I’ve seen old 777As still working after decades. Cab is basic but gives a clear view and has rollover protection. Transmission is planetary power-shift with a lockup torque converter and a downshift inhibitor - shifts are firm but predictable; retarder and emergency brake levers are easy to reach. Downsides: it’s old tech so maintenance needs hands-on work, turbo and big hydraulics aren’t cheap to strip down. Fuel tank is big (250 gal) so range is good. Mixed feelings - reliable and built like a tank, but you pay for upkeep and it’s not comfy for long shifts.

4.4

Quarry machinery Caterpillar 777

2011 Year

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I’ve used the updated 777 model for some heavy-duty projects. It's fuel-efficient, definitely noticeable when managing tight budgets. The payload tracking system aids in monitoring its performance effectively. However, the technology setup felt slightly intricate at first but became intuitive over time.

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Quarry machinery Caterpillar 777

2025 Year

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Had the chance to operate one a few occasions. The design is tough, typical for older Caterpillars. The independent oil pneumatic suspension provides a decent ride. However, the braking system, while functional, felt aged. And the 37 mph top speed isn't breaking any records.

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