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Serial number PV, 1929 - 1932

The Caterpillar FIFTEEN was introduced in 1929 and was, in effect a larger version of the Caterpillar TEN, being mechanically very similar. The PV Caterpillar FIFTEEN is sometimes referred to as the “BIG” FIFTEEN to distinguish it from a later model Caterpillar FIFTEEN (“LITTLE” FIFTEEN) introduced in 1932 which was the direct descendent of the Caterpillar TEN.

The “Big” FIFTEEN was available in two widths or gauges of 40inches and 50inches (tracks center to center) as well as a High Clearance option. As with all other machines of the time, the color changed from grey to Hi-Way yellow in December 1931.

Photograph courtesy John Gaunt

The Caterpillar FIFTEEN also formed the basis of one of the earliest forms of grader, or motor patrol.

Photograph courtesy Galynn Ferris

The members here at ACMOC have a wealth of knowledge on Caterpillar machines and machinery.

Join today and you'll find digitized original manuals, historical photos, helpful members, and a wealth of information whether you already have a Caterpillar machine or are thinking of getting one, like the rest of us here at ACMOC, and trust us, you do need one.

The ACMOC Members Library contains Operation and Maintenance Instructions books, Parts Catalogs and Serviceman’s Reference Manuals, as well as links to YouTube videos showing detailed restoration of many popular tractors and some less popular ones!

Created by John Gaunt

There is no current survey

Serial number 3xxxxx, 1923 - 1925

The Caterpillar 10 ton was one of the original tractors in the Caterpillar lineup when the company was formed in 1925, along with the 2 TON and the 5 TON from HOLT and the model THIRTY and the model SIXTY from the Best line. The 10 TON came from the HOLT stable and was an updated version of the HOLT T-16.

Photograph courtesy John Gaunt

The 10 TON did not survive very long in the Caterpillar range as it was in direct competition with the SIXTY which was considered a more modern design and a much better tractor.

The members here at ACMOC have a wealth of knowledge on Caterpillar machines and machinery.

Join today and you'll find digitized original manuals, historical photos, helpful members, and a wealth of information whether you already have a Caterpillar machine or are thinking of getting one, like the rest of us here at ACMOC, and trust us, you do need one.

The ACMOC Members Library contains Operation and Maintenance Instructions books, Parts Catalogs and Serviceman’s Reference Manuals, as well as links to YouTube videos showing detailed restoration of many popular tractors and some less popular ones!

Created by John Gaunt