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bulldozer

Earth-moving machine widely used in construction work for clearing rocks and tree stumps and levelling a site. The bulldozer is a kind of tractor with a powerful engine and a curved, shovel-like blade at the front, which can be lifted and forced down by hydraulic rams. It usually has caterpillar tracks so that it can move easily over rough ground.



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Then-National Third Junior Vice Commander Roberto "Bobby" Barrera, center, presents the National Commander's Award to Arizona Diamondbacks President Rich Dozer, left, during pre-game ceremonies July 23 at Chase Field in Phoenix, Ariz.
Salute to Diamondback Leadership .. by DAV Magazine
Buckets can push over walls, grip and carry material, load debris and can be used as a dozer with the clamp closed.
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``We try to monitor where the dozers have been and wash them off because seeds get caught on the equipment,'' Cooper said.
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