CE’s 12 Days of Giveaways: Chill Out with a Caterpillar-Branded Cooler
We’re halfway through the week and to celebrate we’re giving out another prize. Predictable, huh? Today’s 12 Days of Giveaways prize comes from Caterpillar and it’s quite cool — a 55-qt Cat-branded cooler. This officially licensed Cat cooler is designed for the durable and rigorous needs of the jobsite… or your annual fishing trip.
Here are some more tidbits about this sweet prize:
- True to size 55-qt cooler
- Holds up to 60 cans, plus 2 bags of ice
- Cat logo embossed into plastic of the inside lid and front of cooler
- Made in USA by Veteran-owned company (We LOVE that!)
- Up to 2.5 in. of R5 insulated foam and 3/16-in. thick, no-break polypropylene walls
- Dual, oversized drain plug for fast draining
- Limited Lifetime Warranty and 60 Day money back guarantee
- Inside Dimensions: 24-1/4in. L x 12 in. W x 12-3/4 in. H
- Outside Dimensions: 34-1/4 in. L x 17 in. W x 19 in. H
- Includes two built-in fishing rod holders
- 1/4-in. diameter marine grade aluminum hinge rod and 18/8 stainless screws with black oxide coating
How to Enter
Want to win this cooler? Enter below! And be sure to pop by the rest of the week for more prizes.
Thank you to Caterpillar for sponsoring today’s giveaway and its continued support of Compact Equipment!
More on Caterpillar
It should come as no surprise that the equipment titan did some big things in 2024. Caterpillar hosted a bunch of events, launched a bunch of equipment and continued supporting us with insights from its experts. Let’s take a quick look at some highlights…
Earlier this year, Caterpillar invited us out to its first Women in Construction Celebration in Clayton, North Carolina. Cat dealers invited 18 female equipment operators from around the United States and two from Brazil to Cat’s Edward J. Rapp Customer and Training Center to compete in equipment skills tests, learn about the latest industry trends and network with peers.
The company’s Cat Command trailer then came to visit us this summer so we could test out the technology. Caterpillar marketing professional Alan Pumpkin drove the Cat Command trailer to our offices allowing us to operate three different machines — an excavator, dozer and wheel loader — from Richfield, Ohio, controlling units remotely in North Carolina and Arizona. So cool.
In August, the company hosted a press event at Caterpillar’s Edwards Demonstration and Learning Center. There, Caterpillar announced four new skid steers and four new track loaders under its “next generation” badge, including Cat’s biggest track loaders ever (the Cat 285 and Cat 285 XE), which boast a 12.5-ft lift height, the highest in the industry.
There’s so much more we could share. Click here for more Caterpillar news from the year.
