CAT336GC

The comfort cab features a wide seat that can be adjusted to accommodate operators of all sizes.

Accessible controls are located in front of the operator, allowing the operator to control the excavator comfortably.

Standard automatic temperature control ensures a comfortable temperature is maintained throughout the job.

An advanced viscous base reduces cab vibrations by up to 50% compared to previous excavator models.

There's plenty of cab space behind the seats, overhead and in the console to easily store your gear.

Excellent performance

Program each joystick button, including power mode and response, using the Operator ID; the machine remembers these programming and recalls them every time you operate the machine.

Navigate quickly with the high-resolution 203 mm (8") standard touchscreen monitor or rotary knob controls.

Prevent the hydraulic hammer from overloading. The automatic hammer stop signal will continue to warn for 15 seconds and then automatically shut down the hammer after 30 seconds, thus preventing wear on the work equipment and excavator.

Lower maintenance costs

Maintenance costs are expected to be reduced by up to 15% compared to the 336F due to extended service intervals. (Savings based on 12,000 hours of machine operation.)

Hydraulic system oil can be checked from the ground and water in the fuel system and fuel tank can be easily drained.

The excavator's filter life and maintenance intervals can be tracked via an in-cab monitor.

Replace all fuel filters after reaching synchronized 1,000 hours. The oil and fuel filters are centrally installed on the right side of the machine for easy maintenance.

Safety features in the cab

The travel direction indicator helps the operator know in which direction the travel lever should be activated.

Once activated, the ground shutdown switch will completely stop fuel delivery to the engine and shut down the machine.

Thanks to smaller cab columns and wide windows, the operator has excellent visibility into the trench, in each direction of swing, and to the operator's rear.

Serrated steps and non-slip perforated panels on the service platform help prevent slips.