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deckert d69u
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Will a belly pan keep the brush and small trees from coming up into the trans? or is there something else that would help that? I only worked for 2 hours and have 2 inch sticks coming up to the floor boards..


thanks for any input.
Les
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Thu, Apr 26, 2012 11:02 AM
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the belly pan will protect the engine area from debris there is also a transmission guard that bolts on behind
the belly pan and protects the transmission area from sticks and rocks, used together not much will get threw
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Thu, Apr 26, 2012 12:06 PM
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the belly pan will protect the engine area from debris there is also a transmission guard that bolts on behind
the belly pan and protects the transmission area from sticks and rocks, used together not much will get threw
The "U" model belly pan is a must for dozer work.
Also that transmission case isn't as stout as we'd like to believe with plenty of them getting cracked/busted.

It is a two piece affair as shown in the picture, going back to attachment at the draw bar mounting bracket. Not much fun when you need access though. The tow hook is a nice addition.
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Thu, Apr 26, 2012 11:14 PM
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Reply to Old Magnet:
The "U" model belly pan is a must for dozer work.
Also that transmission case isn't as stout as we'd like to believe with plenty of them getting cracked/busted.

It is a two piece affair as shown in the picture, going back to attachment at the draw bar mounting bracket. Not much fun when you need access though. The tow hook is a nice addition.
I have both the front and rear belly pan guards for a 9U D6, less the bolts or hardware to mount. Let me know if your interested.

Thanks,

Woody
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Fri, Apr 27, 2012 4:29 AM
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