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I don't believe that the 1st 2 sentences of this article are appropriate to this encyclopedia, as they seem to be just advertising. The rest of the page is just copied out of an owner's manual. --Alphachimptalk 06:38, 23 May 2006 (UTC)Reply
That the D7 was CAT's 4 cylinder variant seems missing. There was some logic in the naming of the old dozers, just not quite as straightforward as could be.
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