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3 years 1 month ago - 3 years 1 month ago #232406 by ag-mike
How late were these given out?
Part of a tool kit?
Do todays CAT natural gas engines have spark plugs like todays car engines?
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3 years 1 month ago #232408 by trainzkid88
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gauges like that were still around in the 60s just not cat branded i know someone who has one like that.

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3 years 1 month ago #232412 by ag-mike
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I just bought 1 off fleabay. How late was any pony starting engine offered?

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3 years 1 month ago #232413 by Rome K/G
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Starting engines were an option to the end of year 1969.
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3 years 1 month ago #232414 by juiceman
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I will say UNcommon. First one I have seen. I hope shipping was not expensive LOL. JM
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3 years 1 month ago #232423 by D4Jim
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The only one of these I ever saw was in a toolbox on a Cat 30 that sold about 20 years ago. Most folks wouldn't know what the C T stood for. Most of the give aways were cheaply made and the wire type was usually sandwiched between two pieces of tin. I preferred the ramp type as one just slides the plug around until it stops and read the gap number.
I would bet there are not a lot of these in circulation!! :) :)

ACMOC Member 27 years
D47U 1950 #10164
Cat 112 1949 #3U1457
Cat 40 Scraper #1W-5494
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3 years 1 month ago #232424 by ag-mike
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I think they came out ww2. not sure though. you think giveaway?? i was hoping later toolkit item. C.T. Co. is on most serial number tags thanks.

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3 years 1 month ago #232426 by D4Jim
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AG-M I think you are right they look pretty good for a giveaway. They look like they may have been a giveaway if you bought a Cat!! The guy that had the Cat 30 did not have any other Cats and of course no ponies. I wonder if the gauge came with the Cat 30 as the guy never threw any thing away. Maybe some early gas experts could help us out. I would guess they did not come out in WWII as there was such a demand for AL for aircraft.

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D47U 1950 #10164
Cat 112 1949 #3U1457
Cat 40 Scraper #1W-5494
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3 years 1 month ago #232434 by ag-mike
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I don't think its made of aluminum, haven't received mine yet. I think they were cadmium plated.

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3 years 1 month ago - 3 years 1 month ago #232435 by bursitis
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very common and could even be a give away. many many like that around here and i don't think C.T. stands cor caterpillar either ???   probably a product of the long gone era of the J.A.Pan company.
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