Caterpillar
®777F Mining Truck
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Overview
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Safety Reminders
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Emergency Contacts
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Alarm Description
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Unique Hazards
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Emergency Procedures
•Equipment locations
•Evacuation routes
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Meeting Agenda
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• History
• Product Development Manufacturing & Distribution
• Specifications
• Features & Benefits
• Safety Health & Environment
• Equipping Your Truck
• Productivity
• Serviceability
• Product Support
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Mining Truck Evolution
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• Over 50,000 construction and mining trucks (769-797) delivered since 1963
• Over 18,000 large mining trucks (777-797) delivered since 1980
Caterpillar’s mining truck experience dates back over 40 years and
includes the world’s largest truck
Cat Model Year Introuced 770 2004 772 1971 773 1970 775 1992 777 1975 785 1984 789 1986 793 1991 795 2008 797 1998
Update Yearly
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Field Population
Truck
Model
Total
Units
Fleet
Hours
Highest Hour Unit
(As of Decem ber 2008)
777
10000+
350 million
116,000
785
2900+
108 million
139,700
789
2200+
91 million
116,703
793
2700+
100 million
106,891
797
350+
6.6 million
74,000
Update Bi-Yearly
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Large Mining Truck Worldwide Fleet
Over 18,900 Shipments* (as of Feb. 31st 2009)
38%
North America20%
Latin America28%
Asia Pacific, Indonesia & Australia14%
Europe, Africa & Middle East*Shipments leaving
factory
(Percentages reflect 777,785, 789, 793,797, distribution)
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777 Worldwide Fleet
Over 10,000 Shipments
34%
North America10%
Latin America26%
Asia Pacific, Indonesia & Australia30%
Europe, Africa & Middle East(Percentages reflect 777 distribution
since 1980)
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Future Mining Truck Market Segmentation
100mt – 390mt Short Tons Metric Tons 860E (AC) 75171 (DC) SF32601 (DC) SF31904 (DC) 730E (DC) 793D 75600 (AC) 797B 797F 795F-AC 785C 100 109 118 127 136 145 154 163 172 181 191 200 209 218 227 236 245 254 263 272 281 290 299 308 318 327 336 345 354 363 372 381 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400 410 420 Unit Rig MT5500AC T282B (AC) 789C
HD 1500-7 830E-AC 930E-4 (AC) 930E-4SE (AC) EH3500-ACII EH5000ACII MT6300AC MT4400AC MT3700AC MT3300AC TI274 (AC) 960E (AC) 7513 Series (DC) 7530 Series (DC) 793F 785D 830E (DC) 7514 Electric (DC) EH4500-2 (AC) SF33900 (AC)
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Future Mining Truck Market Segmentation
90mt Segment Short Tons Metric Tons HD785-5 777F DP905 TR100 HD785-7 EH1700-3 HD985-5**
* Pre Production ** Japan Only 7757 BH85-1 BH90 BH100 DP905 TR100 SRT95* 777D 72 77 82 86 90 95 100 104 109 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120
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777 History
• Cat ® 777 – 1974 – 1985 – Over 1,750 sold • B-Series – 1985 – 1992 – Over 1,800 sold • C-Series – 1992 – 1996 – Over 1,040 sold • D-Series – 1996 – 2006 – Over 3,800 sold • F-Series – 2006 – Present – Over 1,500 sold
Product Development, Manufacturing & Distribution
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6 Sigma & CPS
6 Sigma CPI
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Changes processes to enhance product quality
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Maintains quality during production and when
product is in the field
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Keeps all accountable to deliver a superior
product at all levels
Caterpillar Production System (CPS)
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6 Sigma based method for relentless
improvement
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Focuses on 3 processes:
– Core
– Governing
– Enabling
A methodology that improves product quality, processes throughout the
company, and customer satisfaction
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Design & Engineering
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New Product Introduction (NPI)
process
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Concurrent Product and Process
Design (CPPD)
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6 Sigma methodology improves
processes and product quality
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Collaborates with Cat design and
manufacturing resources worldwide
The 777F was developed by the truck engineering group in Decatur, Illinois
using the latest design technologies and methodologies
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Research & Testing
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Largest and most sophisticated
research and development facility
in the industry
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State-of-the-art laboratories,
testing facilities, and simulators
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Interacts with design teams at
each product facility
Innovation begins at the Caterpillar Technical Center in Mossville, Illinois
… and hits the ground at the Tucson Proving Grounds
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Complete machine cooling evaluations
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On-machine structural evaluations
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Complete machine sound evaluations
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Brake, steering, visibility & government standards
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Performance & machine productivity comparisons
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Manufacturing & Assembly
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Close tolerance machining
centers
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Automated material handling
systems
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Extensive welder training
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Nondestructive weld testing
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Highly trained, experienced
assemblers
From machine shop to assembly line, the 777F and its components are
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Manufacturing Quality Assurance
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Engineered using computer-
generated stress modeling
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Steel castings used in high stress
locations
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Rollover fixtures ensure all welding
is done horizontally, not overhead
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Ultrasonic weld inspection of all
frames
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Caterpillar build cell quality
certification
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Precise coordinate measuring
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Contamination control, for the entire
process
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Laser hardened wheel spindles
Quality control practices have long been built into the Caterpillar
manufacturing process, from machining to assembly
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Distribution & Support
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Caterpillar’s Global Distribution
network maintains over 20 parts
centers worldwide
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Dealer branch facilities, service
trucks, trained technicians, and
operator training programs
provide customers with full-scale
customer support
•
Cat Product Support Center offers
global training for dealer service
technicians
•
Global Mining’s Field Assembly
Group commissions 793s around
the world
When Cat products reach the field, they are supported by an advanced
network of parts distribution facilities, dealer service centers, and technical
training facilities
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777F Component Sources
Caterpillar designs and manufactures all major components of the 777F
C32 Manufactured in Griffin, GA
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Completely Caterpillar
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Complete design control over
entire truck
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Single-point accountability
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Enables Cat to optimize the truck
as a whole rather than by
individual component
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Ensures compliance with the high
quality standards expected
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Reduces confusion for warranty
issues
Design and manufacturing control ensures that the 777F operates as a
complete and balanced unit
Specifications
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777F Dimensions
9830 mm 32.3 ft 6391 mm 20.9 ft 4697 mm 15.4 ft 5423 mm 17.8 ft 6081 mm 19.9 ft 912 mm 3.0 ft 5170 mm 17.0 ft 6494 mm 21.3 ft 10 528 mm 34.5 ft 4564 mm 15.0 ft 3031 mm 10.0 ft 912 mm 3.0 ft 1066 mm 3.5 ft 4428 mm 14.5 ft 10 364 mm 34.0 ft 4050 mm 13.3 ft 936 mm 3.1 ft 3576 mm 11.7 ft 5223 mm 17.1 ft 5185 mm 17.0 ft23
777 Specifications
Maximum GMW – kg (lb) 163 293 (360,000) 163 293 (360,000) 146 966 (324,000)
Chassis weight1 – kg (lb) 48 870 (107,740) 49 380 (108,860) 45 850 (101,090)
Engine model C32 ACERT® 3508B EUI 3508B EUI
Number of cylinders 12 8 8
Displacement – L (in3) 32.1 (1,959) 34.5 (2,105) 34.5 (2,105)
Gross power – kW (hp) 758 (1,016) 746 (1,000) 686 (920)
Flywheel power – kW (hp) 700 (938) 699 (937) 649 (870)
Rated speed – rpm 1,750 1,750 1,750
Engine derates above altitude2 – m (ft) 3658 (12,000) 2288 (7,500) 2 288 (7,500)
Transmission speeds 7 7 7
Top speed, loaded – km/h (mph) 64.5 (40.1) 64.2 (39.9) 64.2 (39.9)
1 Approximate clean chassis with full fuel, hoist, body mounting group and tires. Excludes body weight. Dependent on optional
attachments.
2 Approximate altitude only. Changes with barometric pressure variations. Derate above this altitude is 1% per 1kPa
Nominal payload: 90.9 tonnes (100 tons) 777F 777D 777C
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777 Specifications
Brake discs per side1 – front 12 12 12
Brake surface, front – cm2 (in2) 40 225 (6,235) 40 225 (6,235) 40 225 (6,235)
Brake discs per side – rear 15 15 12
Brake surface, rear – cm2 (in2) 102 116 (15,828) 102 116 (15,828) 80 400 (12,462)
Front brake disc outside diameter–
mm (in) 540 (21.5) 540 (21.5) 540 (21.5)
Rear brake disc outside diameter–
mm (in) 715 (28.2) 715 (28.2) 715 (28.2)
Total brake area – cm2 (in2) 142 341 (22,063) 142 341 (22,063) 120 625 (18,697)
Fuel tank capacity – L (gal) 1137 (300) 1137 (300) 946 (250)
Optional fuel tank – L (gal) 1325 (350) 1325 (350) N/A
777F 777D 777C
Features & Benefits
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Features & Benefits
• Frame & structures • Steering & suspension • Power train
• Cooling system • Brakes & retarding • Operator station • System integration • Body & liners
• Tires & rims
The 777F is the premier machine in its class, designed and built by
Caterpillar using components and systems that have evolved through
years of rugged mining applications
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777F Frame
• Engineered using computer-generated stress modeling
• Forgings and castings used in high stress locations
• Rollover fixtures ensure all welding is done horizontally, not overhead
• All critical welds are ultrasonically tested • High strength low alloy (mild) steel is
highly durable, easy to weld
Caterpillar
®frames are designed to deliver long service life in rugged
mining applications
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Structures
Fabrications
Castings
Integral 4-post
ROPS
777F frame
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Integrated Steering & Suspension
• Four-corner independent, nitrogen- over-oil cylinders offer superior performance and ease of service • Front & rear struts have built-in
rebound control to improve ride • Front cylinders act as axle
mounting group
• Turning radius designed to minimize tire wear
Designed by Cat for excellent maneuverability, safe operation, lower operating
costs, and a comfortable ride
Nitrogen
Rebound
Chamber
Cylinder
Housing
Piston
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Front Axle Steering Components
• Separate steering hydraulic system prevents cross contamination
• Secondary steering meets ISO 5010 up to 120% of target payload
• Twin double-acting cylinders • Steering arm pin retention plate
provides redundant pin retention • Front suspension cylinders serve
as kingpins
• Serviceable bracket assembly on steering box casting saves time at rebuild
• Two tie-rods allow optimum steering geometry
The 777F front suspension is a field proven design with dual
tie-rods for optimum steering geometry to help extend tire life
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Cat C32 ACERT
™Technology Engine
• V12 with 700 kW (938 hp) flywheel output and
displacement of 32.1 L (1,959 in 3 )
• Compliant with U.S. EPA Tier 2 / EU Stage II
emissions regulations.
• Fuel consumption improved over 3508B.
• 25% less expensive to rebuild than the Cat
3508B it replaces
• Mechanical Electronic Unit Injection (MEUI)
with a record of high reliability in the field
• Overhead cam, crossflow head design
• Twin turbochargers with air to air after cooling (ATAAC) for higher operating efficiency in all conditions
• Enhanced diagnostics with Caterpillar
Electronic Technician (Cat ET)
The new C32 is a highly responsive, fuel efficient, and environmentally
friendly engine that uses proven ACERT™ Technology
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Oil supply from crankcase
Oil sent to tank via fuel return line
Oil metered via electronic controls
Oil Renewal System (ORS)
• Eliminates regular oil changes and oil disposal costs
• Improves average engine oil quality • Lessens environmental impact
• Decreases service downtime
• Exclusive integrated Caterpillar controls
ORS meters used crankcase oil into the fuel system to be burned, replaced
by new oil as the system is regularly topped off
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Because ORS constantly replaces old oil with new, the quality level remains consistent and free of the quality degradation experienced in oil during a typical 500-hour life cycle
Superior Engine Oil Quality with ORS
Oil Degradation vs Time
Oil
De
gradat
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Hours
0
1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
Non-ORS
ORS
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ACERT
™Technology
• Advanced electronic control includes fuel mapping to optimize performance based on work parameters
• Precision microburst fuel delivery from mechanically actuated, electronic unit injectors (MEUI)
• Refined air management uses twin
turbochargers and air-to-air after-cooling (ATAAC)
• ACERT ™ Technology serves as the platform for meeting future emissions standards
• 500-hour engine service intervals reduce service downtime and operating costs
Cat engines with ACERT Technology are field proven with millions of
on-highway and off-road hours, providing lower emissions and
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Engine Comparisons:
C32 ACERT
™Technology vs. 3508B
777F 777D
Engine C32 ACERT® 3508B EUI
Gross power 758 kW (1,016 hp) 746 kW (1,000 hp)
Flywheel power 700 kW (938 hp) 699 kW (937 hp)
Displacement 32.1 L (1,959 in3 ) 34.5 L (2,105 in3)
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Power Train Integration
1. Engine Control Module 2. Sensors
3. Electronic Unit Injector (EUI)
4. Automatic Retarder Control (ARC) and Traction Control System (TCS) 5. Transmission Chassis Control (TCC) 6. Transmission
7. Wheel Sensor 8. Brakes
9. Cat Data Link 10. Cat Messenger
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Cat Data Link electronically connects the engine and transmission controls
to optimize overall power train performance, reliability and component life
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Torque
converter output
Flow of power Flow of oilTorque converter drive mode
Lock-up Torque Converter
• Multiplies torque for high rimpull. • Lock-up reduces fluid power losses
and increased power train efficiency • High reliability from proven design
components
• High converter performance over broad range of speeds.
• Lock-up clutch engages at 6.4 km/h (4.0 mph)
Combines the advantages of direct drive and converter drive to achieve
high component reliability and maximum output performance
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Controlled Throttle Shift
• Regulates engine rpm during shifts • Reduces torque spikes and extends
transmission life
• Smoother ride and less spillage • Lowers operator fatigue
• Possible only through electronic integration of components
Reduces driveline torque stress for smoother shifts, extended component
life and improved operator comfort
Controlled Throttle Shift (CTS)
T ransm is s ion O utput T orque Cl utc h Po w er Time Shift without CTS Shift with CTS Shift with CTS Shift without CTS
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Precise Transmission Control
• Microprocessor controls hydraulics for smoother clutch transition during shifts • Reduces torque spikes and extends
transmission life
• Possible only through electronic integration of components
• Together with Controlled Throttle Shifting provides:
– Smoother ride and less spillage – Lower operator fatigue
Electronically controlled individual clutch modulation reduces driveline
torque stress for smoother shifts, extended component life and
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Seven-Speed Planetary Transmission
• Torque converter lock-up in first gear • Electronic Clutch Pressure Control
(ECPC) system provides smoother speed and directional shifts than 777D • Downshift inhibitor prevents engine
overspeed
• Clutch packs mounted outside of gear sets for ease of service
• Directional shift management
automatically reduces engine throttle before shifting
Large diameter clutch packs are controlled to provide smooth shifting and
to limit clutch energy input for extended component life
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Rear Wheel Group
• Spindle now splined for rear brakes, reducing rebuild time over previous bolted design
• Laser-hardened spindle in the wheel bearing journal area
• Integrated wheel and hub reduces removal and installation time
• More bolts at the spindle to rear axle housing joint for increased strength • Wheel groups are interchangeable
side to side
Heavy duty components and ease of service combine to deliver long life and
reduced downtime in the most rugged conditions
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Next Generation Modular Radiator (NGMR)
• Square wave fin design provides greater surface area and higher heat rejection than the previous folded core radiator
• Efficient, single-pass parallel flow design • Brazed construction offers stronger joints
and improved leak prevention
• Poly-V accessory drive self-adjusts belt tension
• Larger fin spacing permits easier cleaning.
NGMR offers higher heat rejection than previous model; modular design permits easy removal of single core without removing entire radiator
NGMR – copper square wave fin
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Rockford Fan
• Replaces direct drive fan arrangement with on-demand Rockford clutch fan
arrangement.
• Provides cooling airflow only when necessary.
• Reduces chance of overcooling in low ambient conditions.
• Provides more efficient operation by
reducing fan speed when full fan speed is not required.
Optional variable speed Rockford Fan prevents overcooling and
provides more efficient operation.
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Brakes and Retarding
• Full hydraulic actuation • Forced oil cooling for fade
resistance and low wear • Spring applied, hydraulic
released secondary/parking brake for added safety
• Braking & retarding on all four wheels
• Redundant systems
• Sealed from contaminants
Oil-cooled multiple disc brakes on all four wheels provide
exceptional braking and retarding
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Engine Compression Brake
• Increases retarding capability - up to 35% higher downhill travel speeds.
• Automatically actuated with Automatic Retarder Control (ARC).
• Reduced wear on braking components used in retarding applications.
Optional Caterpillar Compression Brake is increases downhill travel
speeds and reduces demands on braking system
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Operator Station
• Resiliently mounted cab with ROPS/FOPS • Twice the glass area of the 777D
• Operator sound level reduced to 76 dB(A). • Lighted stairway replaces previous ladder • Messenger LCD display provides real-time
machine operation, service and diagnostic data
• Optional VIMS™ System display monitors over 250 machine functions and
payload data
• Tilt and telescoping steering wheel • Improved heat and A/C circulation • Trainer seat
• Optional WAVS rear vision camera with 178 mm (7 in) LCD color monitor in cab
All-new 777F operator workstation is designed for maximum operator
comfort, control, convenience, and safety
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Cat Comfort Seat
• High-back seat supports head and neck • Ride zone indicator adjusts seat
suspension to operator’s weight • Adjustable rake lower cushion • Washable seat cover
• Dual retractor lap and shoulder belt system • Adjustable shoulder belt has six vertical
height settings for optimum fit
The Caterpillar Comfort Seat with three-point operator restraint is the
most durable and supportive seat available for Cat Mining Trucks
Ride zone indicator
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Information Systems
Cat Messenger (standard)
• Machine totals – service hours, fuel usage
• System pressures and temperatures • Service modes – limits and ranges VIMS System Advisor (optional)
• Expanded level of information
• Monitors over 250 machine functions and health data
• Acting on VIMS System data has proven to extend component life, reduce downtime and costs
The Cat Messenger system and optional VIMS
™System Advisor
provide various levels of real-time performance and operating data
VIMS System Advisor display
Cat Messenger display
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Road Analysis Control (RAC)
• Existing suspension cylinder pressure sensors measure pitch & bias of
truck,
and frame rack (twist)
• System identifies haul road problem areas to avoid and correct
• Transmits real time data and GPS locations to haul road maintenance via radio, if equipped
• Improved haul roads help optimize truck component life, fuel
consumption, and safety
RAC monitors and logs haul road severity to increase truck life and
reduce cost per ton
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MineStar
™System –
Integrated Mine Information
Radio Network
R
epo
rt
ing
KPIs/ Graphing Business Intelligence ReportsAssignment Health Production Monitoring Machine Tracking Material Tracking Machine Guidance
MineStar…
GPS Infrastructure: Satellites, Repeaters, Base Station
Administration/ Management Production Engineering and Geology Safety Maintenance Processing
Data Flow
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777F Bodies
Available in 3 sizes:
•
Dual Slope
– 60-80 m
3(78-105 yd
3)
•
X Body
– 64-81 m
3(83-105 yd
3)
•
Coal Body
– 89-126 m
3(116-165 yd
3)
Highlights
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Load retention
•
Liner options
•
Durability
•
Low maintenance
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Dual Slope Body
•
Excellent load retention
•
Interior surfaces made of 400 BHN steel
for superior wear and impact resistance
•
Stringer rails and box section ribs provide
exceptional body strength and rigidity
•
Optional 16 mm steel floor liner includes
front wall, sidewall, and canopy
transition liners
•
Optional 102 mm impact absorbing
rubber liner dissipates energy in
hard rock applications
The 777 dual slope truck body has proven itself at some of the toughest
sites in the world for its performance, durability, and low maintenance
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X Body
•
Excellent load retention
•
Body surfaces made of 400 BHN and 450 BHN
steel for superior wear and impact resistance
•
Multiple volume and liner options to match
application needs.
•
Mine-site specific recommendations
available.
•
Less tail wear compared to dual slope.
•
Increased base body volume for better
payload capability in typical applications.
•
Control metering when dumping into
crushers.
•
Increased head clearance for easier ingress
and egress.
The 777 X body maintains durability while offering the following
advantages over the dual slope
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Coal or High Volume Applications
•
Attain target payload in coal
•
Maintain proper center of gravity
•
Maximize payload (less weight than other
modified body options – i.e. tailgates)
•
Minimize maintenance (eliminates cost &
downtime associated with tailgates)
•
Covers combined applications with the
addition of mine specific liner options
•
Available: 777, 785, 789, 793, & 795
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Impact & wear protection that maximizes body life & performance
F
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ragmentation
brasion
ohesion
oading
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FACLT & Body Liner Segmentation
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Caterpillar Body Liner Options - Types
Smooth Plate
for cohesive
materials
Rock Box
for dry and non-cohesive
materials
Zipper Grid
For semi-cohesive
materials
Mechanically Attached Wear
Plate System (MAWPS)
semi-cohesive to
non-cohesive materials
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777F Rims
Competitive rim
offset flange with
wedges
Caterpillar rim
center mount with
studs
Cat center mount rim offers reduced stress and longer life than offset
flange designs; stud mounted rim stays torqued while wedge mounted
design requires constant attention
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Extended Tire Life
• Gross weight distribution is ideally 33/67 front-to-rear axle
• Traction Control System attachment reduces tire slippage and wear
• Steering geometry and turning radius are designed to minimize tire scrub
Sustainability
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Sustainable Development at Caterpillar
• Our vision is a world in which all people’s basic requirements – for shelter, clean water, effective sanitation and reliable
power – are not only met but provided in a way that sustains our environment.
• Our mission is to enable economic growth through infrastructure and energy development and to provide solutions that protect people and preserve the planet.
• Our strategy is to provide work environments, products, services and solutions that make wise use of the world's
natural resources and reduce harmful impacts on people and nature. This means we leverage assets including technology and innovation to:
– Promote and protect individual safety
– Provide employment, education, and training
– Minimize the use of energy, materials, and water
– Maximize recycling (remanufacturing)
– Minimize harmful emissions (e.g. air, noise, etc), water discharges, waste and use of
hazardous substances
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“Our commitment to
being a leader in
sustainable
development will keep
us focused on what
really matters—making
the intelligent choices
that will drive the growth
of our business and
help create a more
sustainable world.”
--Jim Owens,
Caterpillar Chairman
and CEO
.
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Sustainable Development & Strategic Areas of Improvement
>
Enterprise SD Goals…
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Sustainable Development & Strategic Areas of Improvement
>
Enterprise SD “Customer” Goals…
Customer Goals
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Standard Safety Features
Standard Features • 4-post ROPS
• Oil-cooled brakes for fade-resistant operation
• Ground level engine shutdown switch and machine lockouts for added safety
• Three-point operator restraint
• Lighted stairway and wider railed cab access
• Heated mirrors
• Toe boards help prevent objects from accidentally being kicked off the deck
• Window cleaning platforms around the cab
10/10/20 Overload Policy applies
The 777F offers the latest safety features for the protection of the operator
and mine employees
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Optional Safety Features
• Payload Monitoring (TPMS or VIMS) to help manage payloads.
• High intensity discharge (HID) lighting in high beams improves night
time visibility
• Extended life disc brakes provide longer service life and increased heat resistance than standard brakes
• WAVS rear vision camera and 178 mm (7 in) color LCD monitor in cab • Perimeter Visibility Package provides
perimeter visibility around the machine.
• Wheel Chocks for chocking machine when parked.
The 777F offers optional features to enhance safety in specific
operating environments
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Ecology Drains
• Ecology drains are standard equipment and located throughout the 777F
– Engine – Transmission – Torque converter – Hydraulic tank – Fuel tank – Radiator
• On-board QuickEVAC™ system simplifies the engine oil change process by evacuating the engine sump and purging the oil filters to minimize oil spills
Easily accessible drain plugs are installed in components to provide an
environmentally safe and effective method to drain fluids
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No Risk to Environment
•
Resurfacing Method
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Thermal Spray
•
Gases combined with fine metal powder and sprayed three times the
speed of sound onto rod surface. Ground to like new polish.
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Extends life 3 times longer
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Better Wear Resistance
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Reduces Repair time
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Increases quality with life
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Reduced Seal Leakage
AST- Advanced Surface Technology
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Customer Testament
• Bunbury Boring Co. (Brian Linaker) : “…achieving
400% greater life [than chrome] in harsh abrasive application….”
•DrillCorp (Arron Tink): “….in extremely salty conditions…the chrome will lift
and peel, and rams leak after 6 months…HVOF is still running after 30
months….”
•Barloworld: “1.5” more than chrome
•Empire: “3 times +” more than chrome
•Trakindo: “200%” more than chrome
•WesTrac: “50% +” more than chrome
Overall Machine Value
• HVOF Eliminates 2-3 Rebuilds (Life of the Truck)
– $$ = 32(hrs) x 2.5 x Customer Profit/Hr – Time to Change all Struts & Hoist Cylinder
• 32 hrs
– Customer Profit/Hr= $2,000 – $80,000 – Customer Profit Gain (Life of the Truck)
Equipping Your Truck
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777F Standard Equipment
ELECTRICAL
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Alarm, backup•
Alternator, 95 ampere•
Auxiliary jump start receptacle•
Batteries, maintenance-free, 12V (4),•
190 amp-hour•
Electrical system, 25 AMP, 24V to 12V•
converter•
Lighting system:•
Backup light (halogen)•
Directional signals/hazard warning,•
(front & rear LED)•
Headlights, (halogen) with dimmer•
Operator access courtesy lights•
Side profile lights•
Stop/tail lights (LED)•
MINESTAR readyPRODUCT LINK COMMUNICATIONS
•
Product Link Ready (Level 1) GUARDS•
Engine crankcase•
Driveline•
Fan and A/C POWERTRAIN•
Caterpillar C32 engine with ACERT Technology :-12 cylinder diesel
-Air-To-Air Aftercooler (ATAAC)
-Air cleaner with precleaner (2)
-Automatic cold mode idle control
-Electric priming pump
-Electric cold weather start (two
starters and four batteries)
-Ether starting aid
POWERTRAIN
-Exhaust, body heat -Fuel filter/water separator
-QuickEvac
-Turbocharger (2)
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Braking system:-Automatic Retarder Control (ARC)
(utilizes oil-cooled, multiple disc brakes)
-Brake release motor (towing) -Manual retarder (utilizes oilcooled,multiple disc brakes)
-Oil-cooled, multiple disc (front/rear) -Parking
-Secondary
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777F Standard Equipment
POWERTRAIN (continued)
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Transmission:-7 speed automatic powershift with
electronic clutch pressure control
-Body Up Shift Inhibitor
-Controlled throttle shifting -Directional shift management
-Downshift inhibitor
-Neutral start switch -Neutral coast inhibitor
OTHER STANDARD EQUIPMENT
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Body mounting group•
Body safety pin (secures body in up•
position)•
Body down indicator•
CD ROM parts book•
Center mounted rims•
Direct drive fan•
Fuel tank (1136 liter / 300 gallons)•
Ground level battery disconnect•
Ground level engine shutdown•
Ground level grease fittings•
Reservoirs (separate): -Brake/converter/hoist -Steering -Transmission/torque converter•
Rims 19.5 x 49•
Rock ejectors SUSPENSION SYSTEMS•
Suspension, rear (EU Compliant)•
Supplemental steering (automatic)•
Tie down eyes•
Tow hooks(front)/Tow pin (rear)•
Vandalism protection locks•
Wiggins fast fuelANTIFREEZE
Productivity
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90
%
10/10/20 Overload Policy
• No more than 10% of loads above 110% • No loads above 120%
• The average payload shall not exceed the target
No loads should be above 120% of the target payload
90% of loads should fall into this range
No more than 10% of loads should exceed 110% of the target payload
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777F Performance
• 2 - 4% increase in fuel economy • All hydraulic, oil-cooled brakes and
Automatic Retarder Control enable faster downhill hauls
• Optional compression brake provides up to up to 35% higher downhill travel speed.
• Improved high altitude operation – zero derate to 3658 m (12,000 ft) compared to 2288 m (7,500 ft) • Meets U.S. EPA Tier 2/Stage II
emissions regulations
• 500-hour service interval keeps the 777F on the job longer
• New cab improves operator comfort and efficiency
The 777F with C32 ACERT™ Technology provides improved performance and
fuel economy over the previous 777D with 3508B engine
Serviceability
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ITEM 777F 777D Savings per
2000 hours % Savings 777F Grease $76.72 $96.88 $20.16 21% Filters 2,647.52 3,120.36 472.84 15% Oil/Coolant 3,558.70 4,673.53 1,114.83 24% Labor 1,972.75 2,490.58 517.83 21%
Preventive maintenance cost 8,255.69 10,381.35 2,125.66 20%
PM cost per hour $4.13 $5.19 $1.06 20%
Eight fewer grease fittings and 500-hour oil change and filter intervals
lower the 777F PM costs by 20% over the previous 777D
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Right Side Inspection
1. Front and rear tires – Check inflation; inspect inside of tire for damage or wear; remove large rocks from treads; check front wheel cover for bolts that are loose or missing 2. Right steering cylinder, tie rod,
and front suspension cylinder 3. Power train – Check oil level sight
gauge for transmission, look for leaks or damage
4. Fuel tank – Check that filler cap is properly installed; check fuel level sight gauge; look for leaks or
damage
5. Right hoist cylinder – Look for leaks, cracking, or marks on chrome
6. Frame and body – Inspect for cracks or damage
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Front Inspection
1. Ground level controls – Make sure switch covers are secure
2. Front operating lights – Check for damage 3. Radiator – Check for leaks; remove
any debris
4. Engine – Check for oil and coolant leaks; check oil sump dipstick
5. Ladders and platform – Make sure that the ladders and hand rails are secure
6. Check the coolant level
7. Check steering system hydraulic oil level sight gauge
8. Make sure that all of the windows are
clean; make sure that the operator's vision is not impaired by dust, mud, or other foreign materials
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Left Side Inspection
1. Front and rear tires – Check inflation; inspect inside of tire for damage or wear; remove large rocks from treads; check front wheel cover for bolts that are loose or missing
2. Left steering cylinder, tie rod, and front suspension cylinder
3. Power train – Check oil level sight gauge in torque converter sump (see Note below); check for leaks at torque converter and transmission
4. Hydraulic tank, hoist and brake oil – Check that filler cap is properly installed; check oil level sight gauge; look for leaks or damage
5. Left hoist cylinder – Look for leaks, cracking, or marks on chrome
6. Frame and body – Inspect for cracks or damage
Note: The torque converter sump oil level is checked with the body down and the engine off. There are two sight
gauges. Use the lower gauge if the oil is cold. Use the upper gauge if the oil is at operating temperature.
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Rear Inspection
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3
2
1. Inspect lights for damage 2. Check suspension cylinders 3. Clean WAVS camera lens
Product Support
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Dealer Support
Parts and Component
Support
Equipment Management
Services
Repair and Maintenance
Process Engineering
We offer a dealer network and support system that is unparalleled by
any competitor Cat dealers continue to support the customer through
the entire life of the machine on every angle
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Caterpillar Global Factory Support
• 23 parts distribution centers
• 13 training centers
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Caterpillar Global Dealer Network
180
locally owned businesses
1,916
dealer branch stores
93,000
employees supporting you
$7.8 billion
in assets
50+ years
average tenure
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Parts & Service Support Worldwide
• Preventive maintenance programs
• Diagnostic programs, such as Scheduled Oil
Sampling and Technical Analysis
• Rebuild and Reman options
• Operator training
• Customer support agreements
Cat dealers offer a wide range of parts and service plans that will maximize
uptime and return on your investment
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Caterpillar Certified Rebuild (CCR)
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Inspection
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Disassembly
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Reconditioning
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Engineering updates
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Power train testing
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Reassembly
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Performance testing
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Repainting
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New serial number/warranty
•
Customer evaluation
The CCR program offers a like-new machine with a renewed warranty and
serial number, all at a much lower cost than a comparable new machine
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Off Highway Truck Reman Components
• Engines
• Engine Components • Final Drives
• Torque Converter • Transmission
• Electric Drive Components • Drivetrain Components
– Wheel assemblies, Spindles, Carriers, Clutch Plates
• Hydraulics
– Piston Motors, Gear Pumps, Rods / Cylinders
• Electronic Components
– Starters, Alternators, ECU’s • Price 40 – 70% below new parts
We offer the following Reman components from 777-797 to decrease down
time, reduce cost, and increase quality.
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Percentage Commonality in Parts Numbers
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777F Reduces Cost per Ton
Safety
• Key safety features you are used to on Cat trucks (oil cooled brakes, ROPS/FOPS, 10/10/20)
• Plus new enhanced safety features contribute to further lowering your costs
Production
• Improved operator efficiency and comfort • Higher down hill speeds
Utilization
• Traction control allows continued operation in poor underfoot conditions
Owning Cost
• Long economic life
• Higher resale value than competition. Even though a customer may not resell their truck, the high resale is indicative of the remaining value in older Cat trucks • 25% lower engine rebuild cost
Maintenance Cost Per Hour
• Improvements throughout the truck (Engine, Transmission, Wheel groups, brakes, frame, electrics and electronics)
• VIMS System capability allows diagnostics and prognostics to extend service life
of components
• 500 hr service intervals
• 20% lower maintenance cost per hour based on grease, filters, oil/coolant and labor
Tire Cost Per Hour
• Weight distribution and low Empty Machine Weight (EMW)
• Steering geometry
Operator Efficiency
• Operator station comfort and ergonomics • Operator confidence in braking and retarding
optimizes downhill speed
Fuel Cost Per Ton
Questions
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