Dressta TD-25 - Machine Specification

The Dressta TD-25 is a powerful dozer used for heavy construction, mining, and other applications requiring intensive soil movement. It is characterized by a strong engine, which provides it with a significant pulling power, indispensable for work in difficult terrain. The technological solutions applied in it guarantee high efficiency and reliability.
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Dressta TD-25 Bulldozer

Our company specializes in supplying genuine Dressta (Dresser) products. We offer a wide range of parts for all models of DRESSTA TD-25G, TD-25H, TD-25M, TD-25M EXTRA, TD-25R, TD-25R EXTRA machines such as:

  • Chassis components: rollers, tension wheels, tracks
  • Engine parts: for IH, Cummins engines
  • Seals, filters
  • Hydraulic system parts: cylinders, valves, pumps
  • Bulldozer and loader attachments
  • Shafts and bearings
  • Discs
  • Gearboxes
  • Steering mechanisms
  • Transmissions
  • Equipment such as seats, cabins, steering wheels, joysticks,
  • Controllers
  •  Other accessories
Specification for the Dressta TD-25M dozer:

Dimensions:

  • Width over tracks: 3.2 m 

  • Height to top of cab: 3.8 m 

  • Length without blade: 5 m 

Standard Blade:

  • Width: 4.35 m  

  • Height: 1.76 m 

  • Capacity: 5.7-21 m³  

Engine:

  • Gross power: 375 HP (280 kW) 

  • Net power: 330 HP (246 kW) 

  • Number of cylinders: 6 

Hydraulic System: 

  • Pump flow: 4 l/min 

  • Pump type: Multi-directional piston pumps, driven by a hydrokinetic transmission 


Operational Parameters:

  • Operating weight: 36230 kg 

  • Fuel tank capacity: 825 liters 

Transmission:

  • Type: Modular, counter-rotating type powershift, electro-hydraulically controlled 
  • Number of forward gears: 3 
  • Number of reverse gears: 3 
  • Maximum forward speed: 10.3 km/h  
  • Maximum reverse speed: 12.2 km/h 

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