I am looking for a price listing for the Hyster brand winches (D4, D4D, D4N) supplied to Caterpillar for the 7U series of the D4 tractors - in the late 1940's through the end in 1958.

Any help out there?

Here's the original invoice for a D4U including D4N winch,
 
 

Thanks -
Still would like to see a price list from Hyster.

Thank you OM it was very interesting to me.

Surprising to see how expensive the #44 unit was in relation to everything else. I assume the cost of the cylinders and blade frame are part of the blade cost and not the #44 cost.

 Hillbilly- this is getting a little off the original subject - but what the hell:

This is the invoice for my tractor on April 15, 1958:

 

The No. 44 Hydraulic Control included the Guard Group, the Hydraulic Control Group, Mounting Group, Hydraulic Control Drive, Crossover Valve Group, Crossover Lines Group, Lines Group, Hydraulic Cylinder Group, Hose and Fitting Group and Junction Block  Group.(from Form 38856) Total price on April 15, 1958 was $805.00
The No 4A Bulldozer Hydraulic included the Bulldozer Support Group, Blade Group, C-Frame Group, Brace Group, Cylinder Group. (from Form 32569). Price on April, 15, 1958 was $2,160.00


 

Here is a Hyster price list for the D4 in 1942, the only other price lists I have for Hyster products are in a 1990 Hyster publication and in Caterpillar price lists, might not be a common item, as they probably sold most of their winches through equipment companies.

willwingo, thanks for posting that invoice. That was one sweet setup with blade, 5 roller, etc.... Looks like you had a trade in; was it a cat also?

The tractor was bought new by our neighbor - Bob Gibson. He traded a D2, 4U496 with a 2A blade and 44 hydraulic unit. The allowance was $2,946.00. The 4U had been rolled over by one of his hired men and was hurt bad.
He also purchased a #4 toolbar and subsoiler at the same time. 

I bought the 7U in 2004 from Bob - the service meter showed 2,987 hours.

Josh - thanks for those Hyster sheets. They are the only ones I have ever seen. I think the Cat dealers probably kept the information from Hyster for their own use.