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1 year 6 months ago - 1 year 6 months ago #248275
by Brandt
I'm wanting to put a winch on the back of my 955H 60A. It seems that there is a window for a shaft in the back of the machine. Is this the winch drive?? If anybody has any pix or P/Ns, that would be a great help.
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1 year 6 months ago #248276
by Fat Dan
There is Two types of wenches that go with 955C & 955E Hyster D4 and D4N. The D4 was an add on and the D4N was integrated into the transmission
I'm sure the 955H will be similar but it might use the Hyster D6N or D6.
Would be best to find a parts manual and look up the proper parts number using your serial number.
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Traxcavator: 60, 955E 12A08263; 57, 955C 12A04040; 57, 955C 12A03563.
1954 No.12 Diesel Motor Grader 8T14777.
1945 No.12 Diesel Motor Grader 9K9320; 9K9982
1944-46 Adams Model No. 311 Motor Grader
1943 IH T9 Tractor w/ Bullgrader Blade
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1 year 6 months ago #248279
by Brandt
Thanx. I kinda remember a winch guy telling me about a Hyster D6. I have a Service Manual, but not a parts manual
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1 year 6 months ago #248301
by Cat955Hdvr
@Brandt - My 955H has a factory D4E winch on it, I've attached some pictures for you. Mine is a powershift machine, I haven't used the winch much but from memory...I have to put the range selector in neutral for using the winch because it is driven off a shaft from the transmission PTO.
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1 year 6 months ago #248303
by neil
Interesting bucket you have there - what's the story on that angled plate inside it?
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1 year 6 months ago #248304
by Cat955Hdvr
@neil - it's a side dump bucket, I've heard some possible reasons for it being on the machine. May have been a railroad machine or some other type of loading machine. It's a fairly low hour machine with a really good undercarriage and clean running D330. All the options are what got me interested in it.
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1 year 6 months ago #248310
by Brandt
Nice machine! Your hood slopes more than mine, and you don't have the homemade ROPS
I have a spare bucket and log grapple if your interested in either/both, let me know.
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1 year 6 months ago #248330
by Fat Dan
I have a sidedump bucket. They work great for pushing dirt back into a trench with the dirt along the trench. They also work great for moving deep heavy snow. I believe I read somewhere the reasoning for the sidedump was to save on the undercarriage by less turning. Running only forward and reverse to load out trucks.
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1954 No.12 Diesel Motor Grader 8T14777.
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