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2 years 4 months ago #239469
by G2D2
Howdy from Oregon y'all!
I just bought a Caterpillar D2 and the engine tag is missing and the tag on the trans is hidden by the Winch.. I have seen similar ones that say they are 1951 or 1953? But I would like to know for sure and I know for sure someone here can ID it
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2 years 4 months ago #239471
by josh
In the 4th picture, you can see where the serial number tag on the engine block was, there is one rivet left and a hole for the other rivet, if you scrape the paint off between the two rivets, you may be able to see the serial number stamped in the block.
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2 years 4 months ago - 2 years 4 months ago #239478
by neil
The transmission at least is post 5U13273 (or the 4U equivalent) because it has the two-piece clutch shaft which would make it in the early '50s I think. I'm wavering on the dash forward though without my parts catalog because the gauges are not mounted on the separate small dash unit - I don't know when that change was made, and the governor control does not have a remote handle mounted on the governor assembly itself. The fenders are also pressed steel. I suspect the transmission and engine serial numbers might not match but only one way to find out for sure
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Neil
Pittsford, NY
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2 years 4 months ago - 2 years 4 months ago #239480
by Old Magnet
The fill plug vs two bolt cover on the pony clutch housing puts it in the 47-48 era. Course it could have been changed.
The transmission shift lever puts in the late class. Looks like a hybrid mix. Can't quite see the compression release mechanism.
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2 years 4 months ago #239508
by G2D2
Neil, Great stuff Thank you!! At 5U16128, an oil clutch became standard where would I look for an indication of that?
I will have to become a Member of ACMOC if they have all the parts books in .PDF? looks like they have a good bit of literature anyway.
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2 years 4 months ago #239509
by G2D2
Old Magnet, I appreciate the info! I will try and take a better photo of the compression release I know it's brass.. From what you and Neil have said I'm thinking at some point it was updated to a new tranny and some parts were swapped here and there.
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