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15 years 11 months ago #23926
by carlsharp
I need some close-up pics or diagrams of the tow hitch. Mine is missing parts I need to find or reproduce.
Also any ideas or suggestions for a new cutting edge, it is missing a few chunks.
Thanks in Advance.
CS
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15 years 11 months ago #24209
by carlsharp
Funny Chris you just made my realize that I haven't gotten the S/N off of it yet, tho the brass tags are in place.
A few things I notice are different from the one in your pic- it does not have the rub plates for the tracks, the frame is an open C-channel, and the hitch has several holes to go in to adjust the height.
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15 years 11 months ago #24216
by bruce oz
hello ,about the 2 graders .The one in chriscokid post is a No 22 Terracer and the one in carlsharp post is a No 1 Terracer ,serial number for the No1 will start with 9B1 .the Terracer 22 was built from 1936-42 ,weigth 2700 pounds and the No1 Terracer was built from 1931-42,weigth 1400 pounds ,bruce oz
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15 years 11 months ago #24219
by Willie
Heres your hitch. Not all were made by Cat some were made by others under Cat Lic.
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15 years 11 months ago #24221
by OzDozer
Bruce is correct .. Carl's pic shows a #1 Terracer, easily identified by the fact it has solid disc wheels (all the other Terracer wheels were spoked) .. and it has the channel frame reversed, compared to the other Terracers .. which had the lips of the channel iron facing inwards, thus presenting a flat surface on the outside of the frame.
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15 years 11 months ago #24225
by OzDozer
It was my understanding that the Preco Terracers were built under licence to Caterpillar, by Preco Inc of LA .. after WW2, from the late 1940's to the late 1950's? This was long after Caterpillar deleted the Terracers from their model lineup at the start of WW2 (for the U.S.)
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15 years 11 months ago #24226
by Willie
I think you are backwards the tag says underlic from Cat. heres the No2 from Book museum diff hitch and disc wheels
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