Head to head
Case Construction Equipment CX25D vs Caterpillar D6K LGP
The Caterpillar D6K LGP is the bigger machine by 10,790kg.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Key differences
- Operating weight: the Caterpillar D6K LGP is the bigger machine by 10,790kg.
Specifications side by side
| Case Construction Equipment CX25D | Caterpillar D6K LGP | |
|---|---|---|
| Operating weight | 2,710kg (cab) / 2,580kg (canopy) | 13.5 tonnes |
| Max dig depth | 2,700mm | - |
| Engine power | 18.4hp (Yanmar 3TNV76, Stage V) | - |
| Engine | - | Cat C6.6 ACERT, 97kW |
| Blade | - | 6-way blade, 3.08m front width |
| Track width | - | 760mm |
Sources: Case Construction Equipment CX25D, Caterpillar D6K LGP. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the CX25D if...
A compact mini excavator sized for tight gardens, drainage runs and small groundworks jobs rather than large site cuts. Its sub-3-tonne operating weight lets it travel on a plant trailer behind a car-derived van, which is why small tool and plant hire firms keep one alongside larger diggers.
Listed by
- Red Plant Sales Ltd - Colchester, Frating
Buy or hire the D6K LGP if...
- you want one that is the bigger machine by 10,790kg
A low ground pressure version of Cat's D6K dozer, built with wider tracks to work on soft or wet ground without sinking in. Groundworks and landfill contractors use the LGP variant over the standard D6K where the site itself, not just the job, dictates the machine.
Listed by
- Eco Plant Hire And Sales Ltd - Peterborough, Whittlesey
Common questions
What is the difference between the Case Construction Equipment CX25D and the Caterpillar D6K LGP?
The Caterpillar D6K LGP is the bigger machine by 10,790kg. The Case Construction Equipment CX25D is a 2.5 tonne mini excavator; the Caterpillar D6K LGP is a low ground pressure track-type bulldozer.
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