Cat D7G 92V cross bar

Equalizer Bar
FP Smiths shows having some, 707-312-7014
Henderson Mfg in Pittsburg TX makes them, they also make track adjusters. 903-856-3658 https://www.hendersonmfgco.com/products/prod_main.htm

[quote="Rome K/G"]Equalizer Bar
FP Smiths shows having some, 707-312-7014
Henderson Mfg in Pittsburg TX makes them, they also make track adjusters. 903-856-3658 https://www.hendersonmfgco.com/products/prod_main.htm[/quote]

I know the guys at Henderson very well they are a customer of ours have bought many sets of trunnions from them and a track adjuster didn’t realize they made bars when I posted this.

Do you think the cast solid bar is better than the welded
style made out of plate? This dozer gets abused honestly running a V blade and big Fleco Rake.

It is my belief that the cast bar is more robust than the fabricated bar. In severe applications I only ever fitted new genuine Caterpillar parts, I learnt this lesson after trying cheaper after market parts in my early contracting days. By your description of the work application, I would pay the extra.

Wombat

Henderson doesn't show to make one for a D7G. Edit: I looked up the part number for a D7G and it shows to use the same 8P-1865 as the D7E listed on Henderson's web site.

Try Holt Used Parts in San Antonio...I've had good luck with them. I'd be more inclined to source a good used Cat bar than I would to buy a new aftermarket. Just call your local dealer and ask to be transferred to HC Used Parts in SA.

Also, Holt might be able to fix your old one. I broke one on my D8R, snapping the end socket off of it about 6" away from the end. They welded it back for $3500 where a new one at the time 10 years ago was around $8000 or so. It came back from the weld shop looking like a new one from the factory...you couldn't even tell it was welded. It was also warrantied not to break at the weld.