Dirt Town machines
Dirt Town machines on the playable demo roster are the dozer, the wheel loader, the hauler, and a hidden vehicle waiting on the map. Early Access keeps those three core earthmovers and adds an excavator, dirt bikes, a compactor, and conveyors, while the secret vehicle remains specific to the demo roster.

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Dozer
Auto level with sticks is the signature dozer feature in Early Access, and the crawler also anchors road cutting in the free demo. Its cab HUD exposes N for float, J for auto blade control, and H for blade mode.
Role notes
The wheel loader serves both the demo and Early Access yards as the primary front-bucket loader for sand and gravel pads. Its cab display includes K for attachment hooks, U to unlock the bucket, and a four-gear transmission.
The articulated hauler operates in both editions to move bulk tonnage over player-built roads. Early Access pairs it with road-breaking and material shipping loops, while its HUD shares the four-gear range readout and L headlight toggle.
The tracked excavator joins the fleet in Early Access for digging cuts and loading dump beds from above. Gallery frames show it filling a hauler and display N to close the grip plus L for boom lights.
Dirt bikes arrive in Early Access as bonus off-road vehicles tied directly to the custom track-building and multiplayer racing side mission. They are absent from the four-slot demo lineup.
The roller compactor is an Early Access upgrade purchased to firm up loose roadbeds for smoother hauling, rather than a starting demo machine.
Conveyors are stationary or modular Early Access equipment bought to streamline bulk material shipping at mining and processing sites, outside the demo vehicle roster.
Fleet pairing and site workflows
Road construction starts with the dozer pushing trees, brush, and uneven topsoil aside to form a passable grade toward the sand pit. In Early Access, setting grade sticks lets the dozer auto-level the surface before a compactor rolls the lane for heavy haulers.
In the demo, the wheel loader scoops sand into the hauler bed for 40-tonne deliveries to the gravel pad and bay. Early Access adds the tracked excavator for deeper bench loading and conveyors to automate repetitive transfer stages.
Early Access machines support a physical hooking system for swapping buckets and tools, reflected by the K hook toggle and U unlock prompt on the wheel loader. Tow chains also allow one machine to pull a bogged truck out of mud or steep ditches.
Beyond earthmoving contracts, both editions reward exploring the terrain with off-duty vehicles. Demo players hunt for the hidden vehicle and attempt the river jump, while Early Access crews can shape jumps and berms for dirt bikes.