Bought a d4d yesterday new member from NE Mexico

I am located in north east mexico close to monterrey mexico and brownsville texas, photos:

Yeah so I wanted to know if the manuals here in the library section would include the model i got or not because its not really vintage i think its from 1975, but i am not certain, i am finding out that its a 78a1 so it was made in the USA ill keep looking and also on ebay  like you mention thanks!

I'm in San Antonio; always up for an adventure, but that's about a 5 hour drive each way. A bit too far.

If you signed up for membership, you should have access to the library, but sometimes you have to send a reminder e mail.

Scott

There is a parts book and Lubrication and Maintenance instruction book in the library.
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You cannot download the whole document, but can read on line and screen print individual pages.
You must be a paid up member of ACMOC to access the library.

ok! i will think about getting a membership the thing is my priority is running the engine i bought it from a mechanic with a big workshop he claimed and showed to me that everything was in good condition but when i got the dozer delivered it had no battery and no operators manual of course bc its a 1976 machine. Thanks fren!

The lever on the right side of the dash is the throttle control. [attachment=74909]Screenshot_20240112_175420_Chrome.jpg[/attachment]
Two batteries in series is correct. If the wiring is correct, turn and hold the starter switch to the left for about a minute, then to the right to crank the engine with the throttle lever wide open.
Interesting that you have a toolbar blade on a D4d series. Wish I had your disc.
Ebay seems to be the place for manuals.

I see you have a rome disc in the background . would be interested in the serial number i had 13 at one time not many of those tbh 16s around . They are the only disc that would stand. up to our work cutting fire breaks .

I see you have a rome disc in the background . would be interested in the serial number i had 13 at one time not many of those tbh 16s around . They are the only disc that would stand. up to our work cutting fire breaks .

The disc harrow is a 5 and 5 disk front and back the diameter of each disk blade is 26 inches, the brand is "durable" made in mexico i think it could be a rome plow clone, the brand durable has good reputation here in mexico not sure in the rest of the world, its got a serial number and a model ill take photos tomorrow!