Currently, at a national wind power project site in Southeast Asia, two XCMG D170 bulldozers are assisting its efficient construction at an average daily speed of 1.8 km.

As a key energy project in the country, the project construction faces multiple challenges such as mud-rock mixed mountains, weathered rock layers, and extreme weather, and the construction of the first phase of units is imminent.

With its excellent power, durability and maneuverability, D170 can continue to operate steadily in various complex environments. Among them, in pure soil soft areas, D170 bulldozers can accurately control the thickness of earthwork to avoid collapse; in weathered rock mountain areas, D170 can achieve strong grip of ultra-long crawlers and smooth driving on steep slopes; in mud-rock mixed belts, D170 uses three-tooth ripper for strong demolition. The customer praised the performance of D170, especially in slippery and muddy conditions on rainy days, and said that the workload that originally required five devices and a team of 20 people can now be met by two D170s and two operators.