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Caterpillar 966B

The Caterpillar 966B is a wheel loader built by Caterpillar. Most units reaching the used market were built around 1966. It is common in the North American used market. About 69% of units have an enclosed cab, 1% of those with air conditioning. Units are highly standardised (consistency score 87). Typical hours at resale: under 2,000 h.

Overview

ManufacturerCaterpillar
TypeWheel Loader
CategoryWheel Loader
Size class100-150 hp
Built around1966
Used-market presencecommon
Hours at resaleunder 2,000 h
Enclosed cab69% of units
Air conditioning1% of enclosed units
Configuration consistency87 / 100

How units are configured

Share of units observed in the used market with each option.

Cab
EROPS 68%
OROPS 31%
EROPS w AC 1%
Hydraulics
2 Valve 99%
3 Valve 1%
Tyre size
23.5 66%
20.5 30%
26.5 3%
29.5 1%
Differential
Standard 100%
Steering
Conventional 100%

Other Caterpillar 966 variants

ModelSizeBuilt aroundUsed marketEnclosed cab
Caterpillar 966A200-300 hp1962rare—
Caterpillar 966C150-200 hp1974very common80%
Caterpillar 966D150-200 hp1984very common88%
Caterpillar 966E200-300 hp1989common91%
Caterpillar 966F200-300 hp1992common90%
Caterpillar 966FII200-300 hp1995very common94%
Caterpillar 966G200-300 hp2000common97%
Caterpillar 966GII200-300 hp2004known100%
Caterpillar 966H200-300 hp2006rare—

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Comparable machines from other brands

ModelMakeSizeBuilt aroundUsed marketEnclosed cab
John Deere 544HJohn Deere100-150 hp1999very common64%
John Deere 544GJohn Deere100-150 hp1995very common62%
John Deere 544JJohn Deere100-150 hp2005very common73%
John Deere 544EJohn Deere100-150 hp1989common66%
Case 621BCase100-150 hp1996common62%
Komatsu WA250-1Komatsu100-150 hp1994common59%
Case 621DCase100-150 hp2004common73%
John Deere 544BJohn Deere100-150 hp1978common56%

Source

Configuration profiles derived from North American auction records, used with the data owner's permission. Figures describe units observed in the used market, not factory specifications.