775F Specalog
775F Specalog
Off-Highway Truck
Top Performance.
Developed specifically for mining,
quarry and construction applications,
the 775F keeps material moving at
high volume to lower cost-per ton.
Reliable, Durable, Dependable.
Rugged construction and easy
maintenance procedures ensure
long life with low operating costs.
✔ New Feature
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Operator’s Station Engine – Power Train Integration Brake System
✔ The 775F features an all new operator ✔ The Cat Data Link electronically ✔ Front dry disc and rear oil-cooled,
station with enhanced visibility, increased combines engine, transmission, brake multiple disc brakes are now hydraulically
operator space and ergonomically and operational information to optimize controlled, reducing maintenance costs
designed controls that set new industry overall truck performance. Stored and improving operator control and
standards for operator comfort. diagnostic data can be accessed via the modulation. They provide exceptional,
All controls and gauges are positioned Cat Electronic Technician (Cat ET) fade-resistant braking and retarding for
for optimum efficiency and total service tool to improve troubleshooting maximum performance and productivity
machine control. pg. 7 and reduce downtime. pg. 8 in all haul-road conditions. pg. 10
Safety
✔ Caterpillar sets the standard when
it comes to safety in the design and
manufacturing of heavy equipment.
Safety is not an afterthought at
Caterpillar, but an integral part of all
machine and systems designs. pg. 17
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Power Train – Engine
The Cat® C27 engine with ACERT™ Technology is built for power, reliability and efficiency
for superior performance in the toughest applications.
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Power Train – Transmission
Cat power train delivers more power to the ground for greater productivity and lower
operating costs.
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Structures
Rugged Cat structures are the backbone of the 775F off-highway truck’s durability.
Box-Section Design. The 775F Integral Four-Post ROPS Cab. Resiliently Technology Enhanced. Caterpillar
frame uses a box-section design, mounted to the main frame with all-new cab structures are tested using System
incorporating two forgings and mounts that reduce vibration and sound, Structural Analysis (SSA) to
19 castings in high-stress areas with the integral ROPS is designed as an extension dynamically simulate operations
deep penetrating and continuous of the truck frame. The ROPS/FOPS structure in field environments and identify
wrap-around welds to resist damage provides “five-sided protection” for the operator. potential structural improvements in
from twisting loads without adding high stress areas. With analysis of
Suspension System. Designed to dissipate
extra weight. machine structures and variables,
haul-road and loading impacts for longer
• Steel Structures. Mild steel used such as haul road and payload,
frame life and a more comfortable ride.
throughout the frame provides structural improvements were made
• Cylinders. Four independent self-contained,
flexibility, durability and resistance to the frame to accommodate the new
oil pneumatic, variable-rebound suspension
to impact loads, even in cold cab, platform, engine and radiator.
cylinders are designed to absorb shocks in
climates, and allows for easy
the most severe applications. Quality Control. A Coordinate
field repairs.
• Durable Design. Rugged cylinders use Measuring Machine (CMM) is used
• Castings. Castings have large radii
a large diameter bore and low pressure to inspect truck frames for consistency
with internal reinforcing ribs to
nitrogen/oil design for long life with in the manufacturing process.
dissipate stress in areas of high
minimal maintenance. Easy rebuild ability is thereby achieved
stress concentration. Castings
– Front. Front cylinders with preset caster by ensuring the frames are within
move welds to lower stress areas
and camber are mounted to the frame tolerance, removing the need to alter
for greater frame life.
and serve as steering kingpins for down-stream parts.
a tight turning radius with excellent
maneuverability and low maintenance.
– Rear. Rear cylinders allow axle
oscillation and absorb bending and
twisting stresses caused by uneven
and rough haul roads rather than
transmitting them to the frame.
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Operator’s Station
Ergonomically designed for operator comfort, superior control and high productivity.
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Engine – Power Train Integration
This system electronically combines critical power train components to work together more
intelligently to optimize overall truck performance.
ET
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1 Engine Control Module (ECM) Cat Data Link. Electronically integrates Transmission Chassis Control (TCC).
2 Sensors machine computer systems to optimize TCC uses electronically transferred
3 Electronic Unit Injector (EUI) overall power train performance, engine rpm data to execute shifts at
4 Automatic Retarder Control (ARC) increase reliability and component life, preset points for optimum performance,
and Traction Control System (TCS) and reduce operating costs. All control efficiency and clutch life.
5 Transmission Chassis Control (TCC) modules communicate via the Cat Data
Electronic Technician (Cat ET). Cat ET
6 Transmission Link and work together as an integrated
service tool provides service technicians
7 Wheel Sensor system to maximize production
with easy access to stored diagnostic data
8 Brakes efficiency and extend component life.
through the Cat Data Link to simplify
9 Cat Data Link
problem diagnosis and increase machine
10 Cat Messenger
availability.
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Controlled Throttle Shifting. Regulates Overspeed Protection. The transmission Economy Shift Mode. Modifies engine
engine rpm during shifting to reduce control electronically senses engine maps for greater fuel economy.
power train stress and clutch wear conditions and automatically up-shifts one
Reverse Shift Inhibitor. Protects the
by controlling engine speed, torque gear to prevent overspeeding.
engine from abrupt directional changes by
converter lock-up, and transmission If overspeeding occurs in the top gear, the
slowing down the engine before shifting
clutch engagement for smoother shifts lock-up clutch is disengaged, and the
the transmission into reverse.
and longer component life. brakes are applied.
Cat Messenger. Critical data from the
Directional Shift Management. Regulates Programmable Top Gear. Transmission
engine and transmission, including
engine speed during directional shifts to top gear maximum can be set using
transmission shifting, engine speed
prevent damage caused by high-speed Cat Messenger, VIMS Advisor or the
and fuel consumption, provides service
directional changes. Cat ET service tool to help the operator
technicians with enhanced diagnostic
maintain speed limits.
Neutral Coast Inhibitor. Prevents the capability, through Cat Messenger, to
transmission from shifting to neutral Anti-Hunt Function. This function reduce downtime and operating costs.
at speeds above 6.5 km/h, protecting the minimizes shifting by not allowing
Traction Control System (TCS) (optional).
transmission from operating with the transmission to up or down shift
TCS electronically monitors and controls
insufficient lubrication. immediately after a shift has occurred.
rear wheel slippage for greater traction
This prevents gear hunting when
Body-up Shift Limiter. Prevents the and enhanced truck performance in poor
operating near a shift point and minimizes
transmission from shifting above a underfoot conditions.
transmission shifting for increased
pre-programmed gear without the body
component life.
being fully lowered. This function is
programmable via Cat Electronic Downshift Inhibitor. Prevents engine
Technician (Cat ET) and Messenger overspeeding by keeping the transmission
or Advisor. from downshifting until engine speed
reaches the downshift point.
Body-up Reverse Neutralizer.
Automatically shifts the transmission ECPC Control. Both the torque converter
to neutral if the hoist lever is activated lock-up clutch and the transmission
while the transmission is shifted clutches now have software-control for
in reverse. clutch fill and slip characteristics to
provide superior smooth shifting.
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Brake System
Reliable braking with superior control gives the operator the confidence to focus
on productivity.
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1 ARC 2 1 Service Brake Sensor TCS
2 Engine Sensor
3 ARC
4 ARC Switch 6
5 Brakes
6 Service Brakes 7
7 Axle Speed Sensor
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Automatic Retarder Control (ARC). • Faster Speeds. ARC allows the Traction Control System (TCS)
Standard ARC electronically controls operator to maintain optimum engine (optional). Electronically monitors
braking on grade to maintain engine at speeds for up to 15 percent faster and controls rear wheel slippage for
approximately 1900 rpm (adjustable downhill hauls and greater greater traction and enhanced truck
from 1850-1950 rpm in increments productivity. performance in poor underfoot
of 10). ARC is deactivated when the • Superior Control. Automatic brake conditions. If slippage exceeds a set
operator applies the brakes or throttle. modulation offers a smoother ride and limit, the oil-cooled disc brakes engage
better control in slippery conditions, to slow the spinning wheel. Torque is
allowing the operator to concentrate then automatically transferred to the
on driving. wheel with better traction.
ARC Operating Efficiency Advantages • Ease of Operation. ARC increases
Differential Action. Normal differential
operating ease, resulting in greater
action provides superior maneuvering
2500 operator confidence with less fatigue.
and control in slippery conditions.
• Engine Overspeed Protection.
2000
Automatically activates ARC when Compression Brake (optional). Optional
engine speed exceeds factory preset Compression Brake is integrated with
Engine Speed (rpm)
500
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
Time (Seconds)
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Serviceability
Less time spent on maintenance means more time on the haul roads.
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Information & Monitoring Systems
Vital machine health and payload data keeps the 775F performing at peak production levels.
3 1 Gauge Cluster
2 Advisor Display
VIMS
ET 3 Action Alarm
PC
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4 ADEM A4 Engine Control Module
1 5 Cat Data Link
6 Payload Lamps
7 Data Port (VIMS-PC)
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8 Diagnostic Connector (ET)
9 Automatic Retarder Control (ARC)
VIMS 9 and Traction Control System (TCS)
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10 Transmission/Chassis Control
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(TCC) Modul
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11 Telemetry Port
Instrument Cluster. Critical operating • External lights signal loading tool Product Link (optional). Now available
information on the 775F is relayed operator when payload is reached. out of the factory, this system
via the Cat Data Link to five gauges, • On-board computer stores up to streamlines diagnostic efforts,
18 LED indicator lights, and an LCD 2400 cycles for analysis of payload downtime, and maintenance scheduling
digital display. weight, cycle times, distances, and and costs by providing a two-way
actual cycle dates and times. communication flow of vital machine
Cat Messenger. Standard on the 775F,
• A second gear reweigh takes an data and location information between
Cat Messenger provides real-time
additional measurement once the the dealer and the customer. Product
machine performance and operating
truck has reached second gear for Link provides updates on service meter
data, and basic trip, maintenance, and
improved accuracy. hours, machine condition, machine
diagnostic data using an LCD display.
• System is accurate within ± 5 percent location as well as integrated
The viewable LCD screen area
under normal loading conditions over mapping/route planning.
of the Messenger display
a normal shift.
is 22.5 mm x 84.6 mm. MineStar™ Ready. MineStar
• Standard LED lamps replace
information management system helps
Truck Production Management System incandescent lamps on the TPMS,
meet the challenges of the mining
(TPMS) (optional). TPMS provides extending lamp life by 25 times.
industry by linking the machines in the
valuable payload and cycle time data
VIMS™ Monitoring System (optional). field with business and operating
to improve productivity.
Caterpillar designed machine systems to ensure peak performance of
• Uses strut pressure sensors and on-
monitoring system provides more than mining assets at the lowest possible
board microprocessor to determine
250 machine parameters, critical cost. These products deliver customers
payload weight.
machine health and payload data in everything from real-time machine
• Delivers consistent, accurate
real-time to keep the 775F performing health information to GPS-guided
payloads and improves efficiency
at top production levels. production aids. The 775F is equipped
by minimizing overloading and
for quick and easy installation of
underloading.
MineStar information management
system products.
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Truck Body Systems
Cat designed and built for rugged performance and reliability in the toughest
hauling applications.
Body Selection. Selection of the Electronic Hoist Control. Provides the Body Design. With the introduction of the
right body system depends on operator with better control of the 775F, Caterpillar offers five application-
material, haul road and loading load when dumping, including over- specific body systems. Dual slope and flat
conditions. The better the match of center load control and modulated floor body offerings are available in three
body to application, the greater the control throughout the operating steel configurations and two rubber
efficiency. Cat dealers can help range. The automatic body snubbing configurations.
select the right body system for site- feature reduces impact on the
The new dual slope and flat floor body
specific applications. frame, hoist cylinders and operator.
systems will continue to use fully fabricated,
Body/Chassis Integration. Caterpillar Fast Hoist Cycle Times. Two-stage mild steel structures, offering a strong, yet
truck body systems are designed and hoist cylinders provide fast dump weldable underbody structure. All interior,
matched with the integrated chassis cycle times of 9.5 seconds for raise steel body surfaces that come in contact with
system for optimum structural and 12.5 seconds for lower. material are fabricated from 400 BHN steel
reliability, durability and long life. to provide superior wear characteristics and
Body Liners. Two liner materials,
resistance to impact. Wide box-section ribs
steel and rubber, are available to help
provide excellent durability and impact
extend body system life. All steel
support in the floor, front-wall, sidewall,
liner wear surfaces are equipped
and top rail areas. Full-length stringer rails
with 400 BHN steel to handle tough
enhance strength and rigidity throughout the
impact loads while resisting abrasion.
body.
Optional rubber liners deliver long
life in high-wear and high-impact
areas as well as increases operator
comfort during loading.
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Other new features that further enhance Target Payload Strategy
durability of the understructure include:
• The body sidewall ties directly in
with the floor, providing increased
Number of Loads
strength in the sidewalls.
Productivity
Durability
• Thickness of ribs increased to 10 mm
Safety
and the number of floor ribs have
been increased from 7 to a total
of 9 ribs.
• Front wall body rest supports
are integrated into the front wall
structure for enhanced durability.
• Front wall is 400 BHN and the
thickness is increased from 10.2 mm
to 16.0 mm, eliminating the need for % of Target Payload
additional liners for impact resistance
in most applications. 90 percent of loads should fall into this range
Target Payload Strategy. Your No more than 10 percent of loads should exceed target payload by 10 percent
Caterpillar Dealer can help you manage
to target payload to maximize equipment No loads should exceed the target payload by 20 percent
use, ensure safe operation, increase
productivity and lower cost-per-ton.
• Underloading increases costs due
to lost payloads, underutilizes
equipment, and increases cost-per-ton.
• Overloading causes excessive wear on
vehicle components, such as brakes,
tires and drive train, reducing
component life and increasing
maintenance costs and repairs.
Matched Systems. Designed to work as
an optimum pass/match system, the
775F is best sized to match the 988H
Wheel Loader, with a 5 pass/match, the
990H Wheel Loader, with 4 pass/match,
and the 385C Hydraulic Excavator with
a 7 pass match.
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Customer Support
Caterpillar dealers have what it takes to keep trucks productive.
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Safety
Caterpillar machines and systems are designed with safety as the first priority.
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Engine Transmission Body Hoists
Cat C27 ACERT Forward km/h Pump flow – high idle 560 L/min
Rated Engine Speed 2000 rpm 1 10.8 Relief valve setting
Gross Power 587 kW/798 hp 2 15 raise 190 bar
Net Power 3 20.3 lower 35 bar
ISO 9249 552 kW/751 hp 4 27.3 Body raise time
EEC 80/1269 552 kW/751 hp 5 37 at high idle 9.5 Seconds
Number of Cylinders 12 6 49.9 Body lower time float 12.5 Seconds
Peak Torque 3501 Nm 7 67.5 Body power down
Bore 137 mm Reverse 14.2 at high idle 12.5 Seconds
Stroke 152 mm • Maximum travel speeds
Displacement 27 Liters with standard 24.00 R 35 (E4) tires.
• All engine horsepower (hp) are metric Steering
including front page.
• Compliant with European Union Steering Standards ISO 5010:1992
Stage II emissions standards. Brakes Steer Angle 31°
Turning Diameter – Front 23.5 m
Brake surface
Turning Circle Clearance
front 1395 cm2 Diameter 26.1 m
rear 61 269 cm2 • Target Gross Machine Operating
• Meets ISO 3450:1996 standards. Weight is 109 770 kg.
The operator sound pressure level • ROPS (Rollover Protective Structure) Standard 24.00 R 35 (E4)
measured according to the procedures for cab offered by Caterpillar meets • Productive capabilities of the 775F
specified in ISO 6394:1998 is 78 dB(A) ISO 3471:1994 ROPS criteria. truck are such that, under certain job
for the cab offered by Caterpillar when • FOPS (Falling Objects Protective conditions, TKPH capabilities of
properly installed, maintained and Structure) meets ISO 3449:1992 standard or optional tires could be
tested with doors and windows closed. Level II FOPS criteria. exceeded and, therefore, limit
production.
• Caterpillar recommends the customer
evaluate all job conditions and
consult the tire manufacturer for
proper tire selection.
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Dimensions
All dimensions are approximate. (Shown with dual slope body)
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10
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7 8 14 19
5 6 13 20
4 21
Weight/Payload Calculation
(Example) All weights are in kg
Target Gross Machine Weight* 109 769 109 769 109 769 109 769 109 769 109 769 109 769 109 769 109 769 109 769
Empty Chassis Weight* 31 633 31 633 31 633 31 633 31 633 31 633 31 633 31 633 31 633 31 633
Body System Weight 13 456 14 178 15 840 14 436 15 293 13 552 14 175 15 987 14 327 15 188
Empty Machine Weight 45 089 45 811 47 473 46 069 46 926 45 185 45 808 47 620 45 960 46 821
Attachments
Empty Operating Weight** 45 620 46 342 48 044 46 600 47 457 45 716 46 339 48 151 46 491 47 352
Target Payload* 64 149 63 427 61 765 63 169 62 312 64 053 63 430 61 618 63 278 62 417
* Refer to Caterpillar 10/10/20 overload policy.
** Includes weight of all attachments.
To determine retarding performance: Add lengths of all Select the proper gear to maintain engine rpm at the highest
downhill segments and, using this total, refer to proper possible level, without overspeeding the engine. If cooling oil
retarding chart. Read from gross weight down to the percent overheats, reduce ground speed to allow transmission to shift
effective grade. Effective grade equals actual % grade minus to the next lower speed range.
1% for each 10 kg/t of rolling resistance. From this weight-
effective grade point, read horizontally to the curve with the
highest obtainable gear, then down to maximum descent speed
brakes can properly handle without exceeding cooling
capacity. The following charts are based on these conditions:
32 °C ambient temperature, at sea level, with 24.00 R 35 tires.
Gross Weight
Effective Grade
2
3 10%
4
5
6 5%
7
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 8 0 km/h
Speed
Effective Grade
Effective Grade
2
3 15% 15%
3
4
4
5
10% 5 10%
6 6
7 7
5% 5%
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 8 0 km/h 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 8 0 km/h
Speed Speed
Effective Grade
2
2
3 15% 15%
3
4
4
5 10% 10%
5
6
7 6
5% 7 5%
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 8 0 km/h 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 8 0 km/h
Speed Speed
Total Resistance
With ARC Only
Rimpull
15 2 15%
1 – 1st Gear
2 – 2nd Gear 3
10 10%
3 – 3rd Gear 4
4 – 4th Gear 5
5 6 5%
5 – 5th Gear 7
6 – 6th Gear
0
7 – 7th Gear 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 km/h
Speed
Optional Equipment
Optional equipment may vary. Consult your Caterpillar dealer for details.
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