The 16-ton bulldozer delivers robust power, efficient dozing performance, and multi-terrain adaptability, while also featuring structural durability and precise maneuverability
2015 military-demolition Yishan 160 bulldozer. Original military configuration with winch and roll-over protective structure (ROPS). Automatic transmission ensures user-friendly operation. 3.9-meter front blade enables high-efficiency earthmoving. Powered by a Cummins heavy-duty engine delivering robust performance. Logged merely 100+ operating hours over a decade, with mechanical condition rivaling brand-new units
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Detailed Specifications for Yishan QSL160 Bulldozer
Engine Model: Cummins QSL9
Engine Type: In-line six-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine
Rated Power: 270 HP (approx. 201 kW) @ 2000 rpm
Max. Torque: 1200 Nm @ 1300–1600 rpm
Blade Dimension: 3.9m width (tilt-capable, optimized for high-efficiency earthmoving)
Transmission: Automatic gearbox (user-friendly operation with torque converter)
Attachments:
Standard hydraulic winch (towing capacity: 10 tons)
Operating Weight: 16.8 tons
Overall Dimensions : 7500 mm × 3900 mm × 3200 mm
Daily Maintenance
1. Engine oil, hydraulic oil, coolant, and fuel level checks
Inspect levels and replenish to standard if insufficient; observe for leakage traces.
2. Air cleaner filter dust removal
Clean dust from air filter elements (require shift-based cleaning in dusty environments); check diesel filter water sedimentation and drain.
3. Undercarriage system maintenance
Adjust track tension to specified value (excessive looseness/tightness accelerates wear); remove rocks and mud between track plates; inspect lubrication status of idler wheels and carrier rollers.
4. Structural components and safety devices
Tighten blade and ripper connection bolts; check brake system and steering control sensitivity; ensure lights, horn, and fire extinguisher are functional.
5. Machine cleaning
After shutdown, remove debris from radiator grille and dirt from the machine body to prevent clogging and corrosion.