Parts for a pony motor?

RJB
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13 years 4 months ago #60659 by RJB

Parts for a pony motor? was created by RJB

Hi,

I'm rebuilding my pony motor for my D4 7u (1956?). It needs new rings and and a fresh set of gaskets. Anyone know of a parts guy / distributer that may carry these items. I'm tired of pop-starting my Cat with my JD...

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13 years 4 months ago #60670 by zootownjeepguy

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Gaskets are available direct from Caterpillar and their prices are quite reasonable.
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Rings are also available but sold individually. You'll have to order two of each for every groove.

Rich Salvaggio
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13 years 4 months ago #60686 by Skip in CT

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I just did mine and had the parts from Cat the next day. Also if you are interested I made a test stand to put water to the block very cheap.

Skip in CT

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13 years 4 months ago #60708 by neil

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Skip can you post pictures of your test stand. I want to do the same so I can run it before putting it on the tractor.
Cheers,
Neil.

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Neil

Pittsford, NY

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13 years 4 months ago #60740 by RJB

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Thank you, I'll give our local Cat dealer a call. Yes i would be interested in seeing your engine test stand.

Rick

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13 years 4 months ago #60795 by Skip in CT

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Here goes, I will try to post my first pictures. Sorry about one being sideways.

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