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16 years 6 months ago #16661
by Andy.s
Here is a few pics of my dad's latest purchase which is now in use on a job.
We would like to know the year of manufacture, serial number is 47J734.
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16 years 6 months ago #16662
by bruce oz
hello Andy.s.the closes i can come up with that 47j were built from 1971-77
and your d6c would be in the first or second year ,built in the uk ,140 hp ,power shift,hope this help, bruce oz
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16 years 6 months ago #16663
by SJ
According to the Cat serial number book I have from a Cat Dealer Sales Dept. says they came out in 1968 so yours probably came out that year yet or the next for as low a SN as it has.
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16 years 6 months ago #16664
by Old Magnet
I show built in Scotland 1969.
Powershift, D333T @ 125 hp
oil cooled brakes & steering clutches
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16 years 6 months ago #16692
by kc poe
Not on subject,but ? do you have to take blade off to transport in uk?I have d5b with 12' blade , just have to have $100 permit in north carolina. Alot of work to move d6 !!
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16 years 6 months ago #16713
by roly66v
Hi Andy.s.i have a manual D6c serial no 46j847 140hp it came new in
April 1974,the two numbers are very close,hope this helps.
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16 years 6 months ago #16904
by Andy.s
Thanks Roly for the reply.
Kc, in answer to your question no we do not have to take the blade off
but where we keep the machine there are a lot of cars & vans parked
down a narrow street and we did not know if it would fit so to be on the safe
side we took it off. When it went out to work it went with the blade on
but angled to its maximum and we had no problems.
Cheers Andy
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