The 2006 Caterpillar 305C is a reliable workhorse in the heavy machinery world. This construction equipment, with 4855 hours under its belt, comes with essential features like EROPS for operator safety and a 24-inch bucket for efficient loading. Despite a few wear issues like a sloppy linkage and the need for new door rollers, this machine still offers value for construction projects. Keep in mind that the hour meter has been changed, and the window won't latch securely. This previously sold Caterpillar 305C is located in Oregon.
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| Industry | HeavyMachinery |
| Titled Vehicle | No |
| Template | Construction |
| Year | 2006 |
| Make | Caterpillar |
| Model | 305C |
| A/C | true |
| A/C - Type | Factory |
| Bucket Size (Inches/Feet) | 24 |
| EROPS | true |
| Hours | 4855 |
| Quick Disconnect | true |
| Thumb | true |
| Mechanical Issues | Hour meter has been changed. The linkage is sloppy, needs new door rollers and window won't latch |
Construction equipment is essential in industries that rely on heavy machinery for earthmoving, demolition, grading, and material handling. This includes dozers, loaders, backhoes, and excavators — often the backbone of large and small job sites alike. These machines are expected to endure demanding conditions while maintaining performance across a wide variety of tasks. Whether operating in remote areas or dense urban zones, construction equipment plays a vital role in building infrastructure, roads, and facilities that support economic growth.
These machines are often used by operators who need reliability more than flash. Jobsite delays due to mechanical failure can cause ripple effects across entire teams. Buyers tend to focus on fuel efficiency, service access, and uptime history. Attachments and compatibility with other fleet tools can add considerable value over time. For contractors managing tight timelines and tighter margins, a dependable machine isn’t just preferred — it’s essential.
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