Following successful introductions in Europe and the United States, Kässbohrer Geländefahrzeug AG has achieved a significant milestone in tracked construction vehicles with the commencement of series production for the new PowerBully models at the Laupheim factory this fall.
Expanding their product range, PowerBully introduces two new series catering to payloads from 7.5 to 13 metric tons. The PowerBully 9D (payload: 7.5 metric tons) and PowerBully 12D (payload: 11.5 metric tons) tracked dumpers are the latest additions, opening up new possibilities in the construction industry. Additionally, the chassis versions of these models, available without a dump body (payload: 9 or 13.2 metric tons), serve as versatile mobile platforms for attachments like cranes, lifting platforms, and special equipment.
Designed for challenging conditions during fall and winter construction projects, PowerBully tracked vehicles with a minimum ground pressure of less than 200 g/cm2 excel in soft and muddy terrain. Their high traction enables them to navigate where conventional wheeled vehicles struggle. With a fording depth of over 1.35 meters, PowerBully is well-suited for work near shorelines and in flooded areas.
These exceptional off-road characteristics make PowerBully versatile for various applications in the construction and electric utility sectors. As extreme weather events lead to an increased risk of floods and landslides, PowerBully finds utility in fire and disaster control, including the transportation of relief supplies.
