Used John Deere 700K LGP Bulldozer for sale.
3,684 Hours
John Deere PowerTech PVS 6068 Tier 4f Engine – 130 HP
PAT Blade Width – 12’
Used Komatsu D65EX-15 Bulldozer for sale.
821 Hours
Komatsu Engine – 190 HP
Track Width: 24”
Used Komatsu D71 EX-24 Bulldozer for sale.
2,900 Hours
VPAT Blade
3 Shank Ripper
Used Komatsu D155AX-8 Bulldozer for sale.
3,900 Hours
3 Shank Ripper
Semi-U Blade
Browse our stock of used tracked and crawler bulldozers, including straight-blade, angle-blade, and U-blade configurations, sourced globally and available for UK delivery.
Crawler bulldozers remain the most widely used dozer type across UK construction, quarrying, and earthmoving projects. Their tracked undercarriage provides low ground pressure and strong traction on soft ground, steep gradients, and uneven terrain where wheeled plant would struggle.
We supply crawler dozers with a range of blade configurations to suit different site requirements:
Common UK applications include topsoil stripping, road sub-base preparation, quarry face management, landfill works, and heavy civil engineering projects.
Our stock regularly includes machines from leading manufacturers such as CAT D3–D11, Komatsu D51–D475, and Liebherr PR series models. Buyers can also explore dedicated pages for CAT bulldozers, Komatsu bulldozers, and Liebherr crawler dozers.
Compact bulldozers under 10 tonnes are widely used on restricted access sites where manoeuvrability matters as much as pushing power. These machines are commonly used for landscaping, utility trench support, small-scale groundworks, and residential developments.
In UK housebuilding, compact dozers are frequently used for plot stripping, garden levelling, and preparing access roads before larger plant arrives onsite. Their smaller transport footprint also reduces haulage costs between projects.
Popular models include the Komatsu D31, CAT D3, and compact Yanmar VIO series machines where grading and light earthmoving capability are required.
Large-frame bulldozers are built for continuous heavy-duty production work in quarries, aggregate extraction, and large infrastructure projects. Machines comparable to CAT D8, D9, and D10 models, alongside Komatsu D155 and D375 dozers, are commonly used across UK quarry operations.
These machines are regularly used for:
UK quarry operators also need to consider machine compliance requirements, including CE marking documentation where applicable, alongside safe operation standards under current quarry and plant regulations.
Omnia Machinery supplies used bulldozers to contractors, plant hire firms, quarry operators, and civil engineering companies throughout the UK. Our stock is sourced globally, giving buyers access to a wider range of machines than many domestic dealer networks and auction channels.
Every machine is inspected before sale, with detailed condition reporting available to help buyers assess undercarriage wear, blade condition, cab specification, and service history before purchase. This is particularly important for crawler dozers, where undercarriage condition can significantly affect operating costs.
We also support UK buyers with delivery arrangements nationwide, including transport planning for oversized machines requiring specialist low-loader haulage. Where available, we can provide CE documentation, operator manuals, and supporting machine records to assist with site compliance requirements.
For contractors comparing costs against UK dealer stock or auction purchases, buying through Omnia often provides access to competitive pricing without sacrificing machine quality or availability. Our team works with buyers directly to source machines suited to specific applications, production targets, and transport limitations.
We regularly supply used bulldozers from leading global manufacturers including CAT, Komatsu, Liebherr, Shantui, XCMG, and John Deere.
Bulldozer sizing depends on the type of work, ground conditions, and required blade capacity.
Blade capacity is also important. Smaller machines may carry blades under 3 cubic metres, while mining-class dozers can exceed 15 cubic metres depending on blade type and material density.
CE documentation varies depending on the age, specification, and original market of the machine. Where available, Omnia Machinery can provide supporting documentation including declarations of conformity, operator manuals, and service records.
Before putting any machine into operation, buyers should ensure their appointed plant examiner or compliance manager verifies suitability for the intended site and operating environment.
Yes. We can arrange delivery of bulldozers throughout the UK using specialist low-loader transport.
For larger machines, over-width or over-weight transport permits may be required depending on operating weight and blade configuration. Delivery timelines vary based on machine location and transport routing, while offloading requirements may include onsite lifting equipment or piggyback trailer support for certain models.