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Examining the Case 850N WT Dozer's Exterior

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The presenter then walks around the Case 850N WT bulldozer, pointing out its innovative design features. He notes the repositioned exhaust stack, which is now behind one of the cab pillars, to improve the operator's direct line of sight to the blade. He also mentions the air pre-cleaner has been moved from the top of the cab. The back of the machine has been tucked in by 7 inches, further enhancing visibility to the ripper attachment from the cab. He praises these changes as major innovations by Case for their dozer line.

Goal: Highlight exterior design innovations and improved visibility of the Case dozer.

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  • Case 850N WT Dozer Case — The bulldozer being examined for its exterior design

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All right, guys. We're looking at the Case dozer and this is what they are saying is their newest innovation this year at Con Expo is in their dozer category. And the first thing that they pointed out to me was where their exhaust stack was and the visibi- the increase in visibility. They mounted the exhaust stack to be behind one of the pillars so that as an operator's in the center of the cab, he's got better direct line of sight down to his blade. They also took the air pre-cleaner and moved it so it's not even up here. Most everything that we're going to see that's new and innovative on the Case line is inside of it. So, let's go inside and start looking at it right here. All right, guys. I'm going to jump in here because as I sit in this cab, I want you to do something different and look down at the edges of the blade. I love running bulldozers, one of my favorite things, and I owned a Case 850 bulldozer, as well as I rented tons of them and ran bulldozers left and right. And one of the most important things you can do as an operator is see both edges of your blade simultaneously. And as you sit in the cab and you watch me run through these buttons, try to see the two corners of your blade because that's where you can tell how well you're cutting, feeling, how well you're rolling the dirt and getting the material you're trying to move into the right place. So, just do that for me.

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