Cat D7E Cutting edges part number

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DWC7

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Guys i need help.

I have a D7E cable blade that looks just like my D7G blade it just has the extra hookup for the cable. Its a straight blade with regular push arms. Its not an angle blade with c frame.

My end bits are good but the 3 middle ones that have 5 7 and 5 bolts in them are gone. What are the part number for these cutting edges and bolts.

I cannot find a SN on my blade anywhere. I know its a cat blade because it has a big CAT logo in the riser on the top of the blade.

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Fri, Dec 14, 2018 12:23 AM

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(1ea.) Center plate 0.75" thick - 6J256, 1" thick - 6J258. (2ea.)Side plates 0.75" thick - 6J257, 1" thick - 6J459.
Craig
The standard plates are 0.75". The optional 1" thick plates require thicker end bits. let me know if you need those numbers.

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Fri, Dec 14, 2018 1:06 AM

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(1ea.) Center plate 0.75" thick - 6J256, 1" thick - 6J258. (2ea.)Side plates 0.75" thick - 6J257, 1" thick - 6J459.
Craig
The standard plates are 0.75". The optional 1" thick plates require thicker end bits. let me know if you need those numbers.

I like the "hot cupped" end bits the best for hard ground.

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Fri, Dec 14, 2018 5:42 AM

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