Cat® 950 GC Wheel Loader Cab Orientation
Your cab is your office. And to be on the top of your game operating the Cat® 950 GC Wheel Loader, you need to know where everything is and how it works.
Estimated read time: 2 minutes
Our quick video tour will help you learn your new Cat® 950 GC Wheel Loader cab layout and get you up to speed fast.
Estimated watch time: 3 minutes
The operator’s seat in the 950 GC is designed to keep you comfortable and productive all day long. It has cloth coverings with a mechanical support suspension. You can adjust seat height, backrest and lumbar support, fore and aft position and more.
Directly in front of you is the steering control console, as well as the front dash, which displays gauges and warning lights.
Don’t forget to wear your seat belt at all times when operating your Cat equipment.
Other highlights of your 950 GC wheel loader cab:
The turn signal is an automotive-style stalk located to the left side of the steering column.
A manual transmission shift control lever is to the right of the steering column.
The right-hand-side control console houses all your implement controls and associated switches. These include your directional, forward-neutral-reverse switch, the transmission downshift button and horn. [01:23]
Other machine systems, such as heating and air conditioning controls, radio, cupholders, 12-volt charging outlets, cameras and lighting controls can be found here. [02:22]
The primary throttle control and service brake are automotive-style foot pedals located on the floor of the loader, on either side of the steering column assembly. [2:51]
Always thoroughly read and understand the Operation and Maintenance Manual before operating your Cat wheel loader.
Have any questions about your 950 GC cab after watching this video? Reach out to your Cat dealer, who can make sure you are getting the most out of your machine.
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