D4600 / D318 starting engine rod and head torque specs

I’m assuming as they’re not mentioned specifically in the Serviceman’s Reference Book that the general specs apply. I’m sure better qualified guys than me would know better..

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 Found some  great info on pony

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Thanks for the help everyone , that will keep me going !

What book did you find that in ?

I believe Dan's info is from the service manual for the 318 engine. If you did not know Cat divided things up with different books for chases and engines so you need 2 books for a tractor. Plus things like hydraulics and dozer blades are 2 more books. And there is also the operators book, with common adjustment and service/grease points.

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I do appreciate all the information and the help . My membership did expire recently , I’m am hesitant to renew , I have read a lot on here about the club needing new members and keeping members . I have tried to buy decals for my project from the club (with no success ) I also ordered the thermometer a while back and when it didn’t show up , I got told they where out . Nobody ever let me know my order couldn’t be fulfilled . I like the club and the board but I have had horrible luck .

Hi Team,
I believe the Service Manual data pictured by Fat Dan above is from a D315 S/Man. as the D2-D4 etc. ponies use 5/16" diameter con-rod bolts, and the D6 etc. ponies, which are larger, use 3/8" con-rod bolts which are the 24 lb/ft torque I gave above.
Regards,
Eddie B.