Soil Stabilizers

Good soil stabilizers slice, mix and grind up soils, adding materials as needed to change and improve the soil for a strong soil base. Some companies offer different soil stabilizers that have distinct cutting depths so that you can adapt their specifications to your particular job. The wide array of soil stabilizer accessories and optional attachments makes them very flexible, and they are extremely durable machines.

For stabilizing applications, Caterpillar offers an entire line of soil stabilizers. No matter what kind of terrain you are working with, there is a Cat soil stabilizer to meet your needs. Two Caterpillar soil stabilizers are currently for sale: the RM-350B and the SS-250B. The Cat RM-350B mixes stabilizing agents into the native soil or existing material so that the material will support more weight on top of it. Also, the RM-350B soil stabilizer uses a rotary cutter to blend in soil additives down to a certain soil depth. It can also make the soil conform to a desired particle size or aerate it to reduce the level of moisture in the soil.

An effective soil stabilizer also has a sturdy undercarriage for top reliability. This undercarriage may come with a heavy-duty track roller frame instead of wheels for superior balance. It may have several rollers that set the rear idlers directly underneath loads, improving performance. With optional attachments or modifications to your supported undercarriage, stress loads will be lighter and your soil stabilizers will have a longer system life.

For more information related to soil stabilizers, feel free to browse through our Web site. Our free guides to different types and brands of heavy equipment will help you decide if a soil stabilizer is right for you. While soil stabilizers are wonderful, they are not the only option available to you. Look at our other pages for information on alternatives to soil stabilizer machines.