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Cat’s Next-Gen Articulated Dump Trucks Handle the Hard Stuff for You

Cat’s Next-Gen Articulated Dump Trucks Handle the Hard Stuff for You

Built-in tech handles braking, traction control and safety interventions automatically so operators can focus on hauling. Take a walkaround of the new 725, 730, 730 EJ and 735 ADTs here.

Caterpillar debuted its next-generation 725, 730, 730 EJ and 735 articulated dump trucks in September 2025, touting behind-the-scenes tech that allows operators to “just get in it and drive,” according to Cat Market Professional Scott Thomas.

Standard and optional technology features include:

  • Dynamic Roll Protection
  • Auto Wait Brake (AWB)
  • Dump Body Height Limit (725, 730 and 735)
  • Optional Object Detect and Multiview Camera
  • Optional Operator Coaching

“The articulated truck team from Caterpillar specifically designed the technology that we have on these machines so there’s hardly any operator intervention,” says Thomas. “All of those assist features work behind the scenes without any operator input, so they can concentrate on being productive and safe.”

In addition, Cat gave the ADTs a new, more efficient engine, an improved interior and increased payload.

The ADTs run on a common Cat C13B diesel engine, rated from 345 to 424 horsepower. The new engine overspeed control works with Automatic Retarder Control (ARC) to manage braking and automatically adjust engine speed, enhancing truck handling and steering response.

All machine functions are now accessible through the keypad or touchscreen, which can be navigated using the integrated jogdial. A new push-to-start ignition stores up to 50 operator IDs.

The redesigned the dump body on the 725, 730 and 735 enables easier loading and increased payload. The exhaust heat system was also rerouted to help minimize material carryback, improving load efficiency and reducing cleanup time.

The 730 EJ ejects the load without raising the body to help maintain machine stability while dispersing material on inclines, side slopes, soft ground and areas with low overhead clearance.

Source: https://www.equipmentworld.com/construction-equipment/heavy-equipment/off-road-trucks/video/15826739/cats-nextgen-articulated-dump-trucks-add-smart-safety-tech

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