Bostonpowercat.com latest restoration project, here is a link to the video bostonpowercat.com/blog/caterpillar-dd9

Great find, was it a local piece or where did it come from?

Be careful who you show that to, that California/Aussie bunch will be after you to haul it to Santa Margarita...

"d9gdon" wrote:

Great find, was it a local piece or where did it come from?

Thanks very much, it unfortunately wasn't local to us, it was part of the Agristruction/CoilinCo outfit from CA.

"Neil" wrote:

Looks great! Can't wait to see the video of it push-loading the 666

Cheers, Hopefully that will come in time once we extend our garden

"ronm" wrote:

Be careful who you show that to, that California/Aussie bunch will be after you to haul it to Santa Margarita...

Lol yeah that would be great, but we don't have dingy big enough

Hi, Bostonpowercat.
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing. Even if this set is not an 'original', it still makes at least three sets in existence today. A bit sad that you didn't get the Collins ripper arrangement too but this is WAY better than nothing saved.

Just my 0.02

"Deas wrote:

Hi, Bostonpowercat.
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing. Even if this set is not an 'original', it still makes at least three sets in existence today. A bit sad that you didn't get the Collins ripper arrangement too but this is WAY better than nothing saved.

Just my 0.02

Cheers
Buster Peterson sold some diy kits before Cat bought the Patent and he made 10 sets with the 66A D9G serial numbers, the major parts for this setup coming from the legendary ColinCo/Agristruction I wonder what is original and what is not